Seventh-day Adventist
Three things at once: the King runs short, the gold of the Spirit is nearly absent, and its own system is printed on top.
Two things at once here: the inks beneath the overprint are already out of balance, and a human system of requirements is printed over that. Both what has weakened underneath and the overprint itself have to be read.
What actually comes off the press
The deity of Christ is confessed — the black ink is there. But the King is short: hell is rejected, though judgement is the King's own ordinance. The gold roller barely turns: the present work of the Spirit is denied. And over the finished image its own requirements are printed.
The reading compares observable congregational life with the apostolic church in Acts. A stated doctrine alone does not raise an ink when the corresponding practice is not visible.Ink density against the reference
100% is the reference density. Below 100% the ink weakens; above 100% it begins to cover the others. This is more precise than an abstract 1–5 scale.