Biblical explanation
Jesus promised that the Spirit of truth would guide His followers “into all truth” (), and Paul explains that spiritual truths are “spiritually discerned” and require the Spirit's help to be understood (). This does not replace careful study, context, or reasoning, but it means Bible study should be accompanied by humble prayer for insight, since the same Spirit who inspired the writers can open the mind of the reader (). Believers are encouraged to ask, as the psalmist did, “Open thou mine eyes, that I may behold wondrous things out of thy law” (), trusting that God is willing to grant understanding to those who sincerely seek it.
In brief
Jesus promised that the Spirit of truth would guide His followers “into all truth” (), and Paul explains that spiritual truths are “spiritually discerned” and require the Spirit's help to be understood ().
Bible references
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