A bus driver who used to give me rides home from church told me singular bible verses can represent more than one idea, thoughts?

[jennifer_bloom]

For example, the bible says if you seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness that all things will be added unto you.

I have had people tell me the kingdom of God is humanitarian concern for needy people, and the righteousness of God is diligent and careful obedience to the laws of purity and dignity in the bible.

I have had others say the kingdom of God is an expression of your personal talents and skills that you use to serve the world, and the righteousness of God is the spiritual values you get by soaking in the presence of God.

I have a new idea on what the kingdom of God mmight mean on top of other meanings people have said, represents pursuing first the Wisdom of the Bible or of Conscience, Morality and Spiritual Common Sense, and pursuing second His Inclusive and Equitable love for those under his Universal law of love, justice and forgiveness...

And that if you pursue first

The Wisdom of God,

And Pursue Second,

The Inclusiveness of God,

That God will add all other things to your living condition

and your lifestyles.

What are your views on this?

[sportsman_MD]

When I acknowledge that a verse can have multiple implications, it’s usually in one of two ways:
Either
1. Part of it is interpreted multiple different ways, like the one you mentioned ,
or
2. It’s a prophecy with multiple applications. The most popular one is probably Isaiah 11:11 , in the Old Testament, where he is speaking both of when Israel becomes a nation again and the coming millennial kingdom of Jesus.