Scriptural Relevancy is always Relevant.

Scriptural relevancy is always relevant to the true revelation of its context!

Though the relevancy of scripture is always relevant, it may not be relevant to “our perceived contextual revelation” as to the true revelation that its relevancy is relevant to.

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