I wrote it so I could have it bookmarked or pinned for "here, read this; you won't be convinced; and I won't have typed it yet again" reference.

Atheists and Christians and pagans get reading-the-text-level pieces of the text wrong, regardless of what they interpret from there. It's disappointing to see. I expect it irl from normies with only enough "familiarity" with any of the text and an argument skill set to navigate reddit or their brick-and-mortar "bible study."
When ourguys fight endlessly about this, and they can't even get text-level comprehension pieces straight as premises to stand on to contest their conclusions (that should stand on at least these), it's sad.

But it's been so for centuries. This isn't (lol lmao) an attempt to change that.
Just a sign I can tap for the next time.