Modern Mind, Ancient Book is a Scripture-first teaching ministry. Public teaching should let an outside reader trace important claims to Scripture, disclosed reasoning, and reliable sources appropriate to the claim.
Scripture and translation
Scripture quotations identify the translation used. Original-language observations must begin with the actual Hebrew, Aramaic, or Greek term in context and may not turn a convenient gloss into the meaning of a passage.
History and interpretation
We distinguish what the biblical text explicitly says from strong implication, historical background, scholarly reconstruction, later tradition, theological inference, pastoral application, and speculation. Jewish belief and practice are included when they materially illuminate Scripture, Jesus, covenant, or the historical world, without treating one tradition as all Judaism or giving later tradition the authority of Scripture.
Corrections
Material errors should be corrected transparently. If you identify a possible error, unclear attribution, broken source, or accessibility problem, please send the exact page or episode and the point that needs review.
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