The differing views on Jesus fundamentally boil down to hermeneutics – the theory and methodology of biblical interpretation. For Jehovah's Witnesses, their interpretative framework prioritizes a literal understanding of certain verses and the systematic organization of scripture to support their non-Trinitarian monotheism. They often emphasize textual consistency and what they perceive as the plain sense of the text, particularly when it refers to God as 'Jehovah' and Jesus as his Son. Philosophically, this approach seeks clarity and avoids what they see as paradoxes inherent in Trinitarian thought. Conversely, Trinitarian theologians often embrace paradox as a hallmark of divine mystery, seeing the Trinity as a concept revealed through, rather than explicitly stated in, scripture, and requiring a synthesis of various biblical themes and philosophical reasoning.