Beth, you wrote of "eisegesis, which means reading our own biases into Scripture rather than taking the time to discern what’s really there and what’s not." Sadly, this occurs all too frequently and fuels many pseudo-teachers' interpretations of Jesus, who project their own inner mindset onto Jesus' teachings rather than absorbing the essence of what Jesus taught.
Beth, you wrote of "eisegesis, which means reading our own biases into Scripture rather than taking the time to discern what’s really there and what’s not." Sadly, this occurs all too frequently and fuels many pseudo-teachers' interpretations of Jesus, who project their own inner mindset onto Jesus' teachings rather than absorbing the essence of what Jesus taught.
So true, John, which is why I wanted to include it in this post! Thank you so much for your comment.