Expository Hermeneutics
an Introduction
- Biblical Studies & Commentaries
- Publisher: Zondervan Academic (Zondervan)
- Published: 1999
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Publisher's Description
Contents PART ONE: BIBLE STUDY AND HERMENEUTICS Introduction 1. Inductive Bible Study and Hermeneutics 2. The Goal of Interpretation 3. Hermeneutical Considerations of the Goal of Interpretation 4. Objections to the Proposed Goal of Hermeneutics PART TWO: RECOGNITION Introduction 5. The Task of Recognition 6. Hermeneutical Considerations in the Task of Recognition- I 7. Hermeneutical Considerations in the Task of Recognition- II PART THREE: EXEGESIS Introduction 8. The task of Exegesis 9. Hermeneutical Considerations in the Task of Exegesis - I 10. Hermeneutical Considerations in the Task of Exegesis - II PART FOUR: APPLICATION Introduction 11. The task of Application 12. Hermeneutical Considerations in the Task of Exegesis- I PART FIVE: VALIDATION Introduction 13. The Principle of Validation 14. Procedures in the Principle of Application Glossary
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“In this excellent volume, longtime seminary professor, Bible scholar, and my friend, Elliot Johnson, offers a fresh look at the important subject and Spirit-guided endeavor of Bible interpretation. With his multiple decades of teaching and training ministry leaders, alongside his great passion for world missions, Johnson not only brings credible scholarship to this discussion but also demonstrates his personal commitment to and passion for 'rightly dividing the word of truth.' A must-have resource for anyone serious about interpreting God's word with accuracy and heart.”
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