This article teaches that divine revelation is perfect, but human understanding develops progressively, as seen in examples like Daniel, the prophets, the apostles, Peter, and John the Baptist, all of whom received truth from God yet did not fully grasp it at the time. Scripture distinguishes between revelation and comprehension, showing that misunderstanding can arise when assumptions are added to God’s words, and that even after the resurrection the disciples lacked clarity on aspects of the kingdom. These examples establish that limited understanding is part of normal spiritual growth, not failure. As believers continue in Scripture with humility and dependence on the Spirit, their understanding increases over time, so that the challenge of the Bible becomes an invitation to deeper knowledge of God rather than a barrier to faith.