Every different denomination represents a DIFFERENT interpretation.
If not, why the need for a different denomination?
Again, try a little logic.
Do any of the 33,000 some odd “Protestant” denominations agree on everything?
If any two do agree, why do they not MERGE?
Because they DO NOT agree!
Prove it.
If not, why the need for a different denomination?
Geography? Maybe because not everyone can go to the same church across the country every Sunday and not everyone would fit in the building anyway? People tend to pick local assemblies.
Do any of the 33,000 some odd “Protestant” denominations agree on everything?
No, and they don't need to. There are issues that are not salvific in nature.
Do all Catholic rites agree on everything?
If Catholic rites have leeway to disagree, then why do Catholics hypocritially demand that all non-Catholic churches agree on everything and hold non-Catholics to standards they don't even hold themselves to?
If any two do agree, why do they not MERGE? Because they DO NOT agree!
Because they don't want to. Is there a problem with that?