Yes. It would be different every time it's read. Impossible to remember everything reading it and most of all important, IF there was ARROGANCE to actually believe upon reading it that the readers thoughts interpreted things for themself to be led to believe they read it actually the way it was exactly supposed to be looked at / assumed as how to be read so to speak and living the rest of ones life believing the way they saw it once or even twice and so on is ONLY that way in a person's mind and that they got it right with all kinds of forms of formal conviction and THEY'RE the one who knows exactly how it IS. Whooosh! Good luck with that. After reading the entire thing I truly believe the best thing I come to learn that should be wisdom is the statement " Judge no one ". God is the only judge and people love to make a mess of things. The way it is, all people judge ever though they say they don't, kind people can make just as much a mess as great sinners, and MOST ALL THE TIME there is no healing for arrogance and ALL people have it in some small or large form or another. There is no prayer or fasting or pill or anything else to heal it. Arrogance is presumptious thoughts to come to an end result believed to be sincerely true in what is real in reality. Even when the most kindest people can be sincerely thought to of believed they knew something, they can be sincerely wrong. This is the greatest thing I've come to learn about people and why it's so difficult to deal with so many of them, and why probably so many Saints had to go into exile to deal with the stupidity of it. People are creatures and that truth is offensive to some who wish to distance themself from some kind of thought that that is true to some kind of extent. Even while their sitting on the toilet. At any time in life if you swipe the front of your teeth with a swab and take the swab's sample to a glass plate for a microscope and look at it magnified you will see little microbes crawling around on the glass plate. I'm giving this example to show that people should humble themselves from being too arrogant coming up with quick thoughts about others with at times so much needless hurt involved in those thoughts no matter how small or subtle the hurt is, we are all fragile to some point and JUST WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE when we do this? Something to contemplate when a person is putting their waste in a toilet as an example.
