Here's an attempt
to bring things together. (1) man knows of grace through revelation.
(2) divine revelation comes to man in the form of human language. (3)
The inadequacy of human language as a vehicle of divine revelation
demands that due care be taken in the interpretation of Scripture. (4)
The inadequacy of human language as a vehicle of divine revelation
demands an avoidance of undue dogmatism regarding the precise meaning of
Scripture. (5) The idea of a depth dimension points beyond the
limitations of human language to the profound spiritual realities of the
eternal God and His eternal salvation.
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