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The Bible being spiritual

If you would want to write a book, Regardless of all your emotional, spiritual experiences, and whatever other experiences you have had, it doesn't change the fact that your physical existence serves as the foundation upon which you have built all other experiences, because,  it was in the physical that you first became conscious of the spiritual, allowing yourself to acquire all the knowledge that you've come to possess today.
Let's consider God, He's the author of the Bible. So it stands to reason that God being spiritual, and wanting to communicate to those in the physical, would have a way to communicate to those that dwell in the physical.
But here lies the fact that those who are physical, us, are actually created from the spiritual, and now find ourselves limited by the physical within which we find ourselves currently.
What does this tell us? it means that God would like to communicate to us who dwell in the physical about our ability to dwell within the physical due to the power He has imbued within us from the spiritual. Considering we are more Spiritual than physical, but only limited in our physical at the moment, we have to go through certain processes to enable us to qualify into our spiritual awakening.
And so in communicating to us, God, being spiritual, and knowing how He made us, would therefore also communicate to us the spiritual through the physical. He uses words and scenes for example to explain to us scenarios that under normal circumstances, because of their occurrence in the spiritual, would be difficult to explain due to the limitations of what the physical has developed, language, which is a copy of what already exists spiritually.
And so, what does God also do? He tells us that we should seek the guidance of the Spirit, why? Because within the language barrier of the physical lies the truth of the spiritual. What this means is that if we were to approach the Bible from only the physical perspective, we would, in effect, be limiting the context of what is contained within the Word of God to only this world. Doing that is a great mistake. For the existence of the Word is first spiritual, bringing then the physical into being. This also tells us that our physical language is only serving at best as a container for what actually many people throughout the ages have been fumbling with in their quest to communicate what God has revealed to them from the realm of the spiritual.
What then happens? It means that these prophets and people called by God can only communicate to those who haven't the slightest idea about the spiritual based on what they have come to know and accept in their physical existence, and use that as a foundation to explain the nature of the spiritual as best they could. Though this method does not in any way suffice in communicating a hundred percent of the spiritual, it in a way serves as a gateway into the realm of the Spirit. And so anyone who reads the Bible with an open mind, accepting God is the original author, and being humble to God's guiding hand, would begin to realise the spiritual significance of the physical existence of the Bible.