I view the Torah as a self-contained, self-extracting, divinely inspired and engineered, multidimensional unified compact blueprint archive of the truth of G-d, the universe, and everything, given to us as a gift on this side of the World to Come, to bring us into the World to Come - literally the person of Messiah who himself is this very Word.
Viewed in that light, I find anything outside of Torah to be rather mundane and simplified of what is already found in the Torah.The challenge is often is to find what is not that obvious but certified by the Spirit of G-d in other scriptures, in the Torah. When that is done... oh my...the insights one gleans as if looking at the source code of life itself.
I think every chapter is very rich, and with the right interpretation method or approach, one can speak on one chapter or one verse for hours, drawing tons of stuff from it. All of The Word is great, but we form some attachments here and there to specific authors and chapters. Personally, I have a lot of fond attachment to Genesis 3. It's a great chapter.
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