We all have our own ideas of what to grasp as we read the Word. Unfortunately, just like the root of a tree and the chunk of iceberg beneath the waves, are all out of sight and not readily considered. We conclude on the meaning to be grasp without paying much attention to how we arrived at our conclusions.
Can a tree stand without its roots?
Would an iceburg be visible above water if the majority of its mass wasn’t unseen under the water line?
It is as if the whys and hows of our interpretations are insignificant enough to be passed over as though that part of our will was not as important as our worldview.
In the two illustrations above; the root system of the tree and the portion of iceburg under the water both represent what Core Doctrine does for a believer.