JETS 36:4 (December 1993) p. 494 Scripture to readers who are tuned in spiritually. This latter notion is what causes us to worry lest there be an appeal to the Spirit in defense of charismatic interpretation that circumvents historical exegesis. If illumination had to do with conveying esoteric information about the original meaning of the Bible, there would be cause for anxiety. But it does not. It has to do with drawing readers deeper into the world of the text, deeper into the kingdom of God,