This is experiential theology presented as a unifying framework. It offers a coherent vision, Christ through all Scripture, and critiques fragmented, proof-texting approaches, which is a valid concern.

Discernment matters. The strength here is the emphasis on continuity and narrative, but it still rests on a particular interpretive tradition. Seeing Christ throughout the Old Testament is a theological reading, not a universally agreed conclusion. The caution is to not mistake a compelling lens for the only faithful one.

The core point holds though: when Scripture becomes ammunition instead of a unified story, something has already gone off track.