Especially when I'm not the most well-versed about the Bible and its intricacies? ### My Answer Truth be told, I don't. I never know if I'm right. I only trust that my formulations of God are right because I try to closely paint Their portrait from my own inner being that is guided by the Holy Spirit (the Storymaker who guides my hand). Due to my creative writing background, and my countless diaries collecting all of my revelations from my dreams from who I assume to be God Themselves talking to me, I trust that whatever I come up with, God will work with it no matter how insane or unfounded it is to an unbelieving world, because first and foremost, what I have to give to the world is not what I think is the bare truth, as I believe no one can accurately recover historical truth in its entirety, but a shared fiction that is more useful in its explanatory power to bridge science and faith. It is with this faith that I try to uphold God's glory too, in ordinary life, as I try to remain open to other possibilities that may contest what I already formulated. In this sense, my formulations of God are always in flux, and are never fixed, just as how God cannot be pinned down to one essence or formulation, because They are a living and dynamic and unfathomable God, at the heart of it all.