I recently read in the Oxford Jewish Study Bible, in the section about the use of the Hebrew Bible in the New Testament. At the end of the section, it mentioned that some people might see a message resembling the Christian one (apologies, the forum does not allow me to explicitly mention the name of the figure who founded Christianity, but I mean that some people may perceive references to him in the Hebrew Bible), while others, following different traditions, may not.
The book also pointed out that reading the text in different languages, with different emphases and perspectives, highlights its richness and sometimes even the role of human imagination, and that It should not be a cause for arguments about who is reading it “correctly.”
What do you think about this idea?
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