are going to accurately understand all of the parts and if we are going to have any success in showing how the multiplicity of the individual passages and the diversity found in the text represent what is perceived and shown to be the norm and central to the whole. Surely, many of those aspects of diversity end up supplementing what belongs to the whole and in that way fit well with the main purpose and organizing theme of the whole Bible. This will not mean, as Graeme Goldsworthy has argued, that