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21 Cards in this Set
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Hermeneutics
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the art and science of interpreting the Bible
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Passage |
A portion of the Bible organized around one key idea. |
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Exegesis |
To understand orexplain what Scripture says or means (good) (ex means out of).
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Eisogesis |
Reading into the text of Scripture what is not there (bad)(believing what YOU think is right, and believing your thoughts rather thanwhat the Bible is trying to say).
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Observation |
Answer question: Whatdoes the Bible say? Step 1 of the Bible (some of us would skip this step and goon). |
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Interpretation
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Answer the question:What does the Bible mean? (step 2)
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Application
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Answer question: Howshould I live out this meaning? (step 3)
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Inspiration
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How God inspiredhuman authors to write the Bible. (2 Timothy 3:16-17)
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Verbal PlenaryInspiration
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Our belief that Godinspired every word of the Bible. (How can we truly believe what the Bible saysex. Moses was wrote the Pentateuch, how can we believe him on what he says inGenesis. He was not there..)
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Literary Context
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The context foundwithin and around a passage of the Bible (need to know this)
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Historical Cultural Context |
Anything outside thetext that help us understand the text.
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Illumination
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the help of the HolySpirit to understand and apply Scripture (Psalm 119:18)
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Revelation |
God revealing himself to human |
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Cannon/Canonization(The Bible)
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66 books of theBible, process of determining books of the Bible
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Authority |
The Bible is my allsufficient guide for faith and daily living.
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Inerrant |
In its originalautographs, the Bible is without error
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Infallible
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the Scripture is incapable of the error (need to know this),the Bible is trustworthy
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How God communicates
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- God - Revelation- Inspiration- Canonization- Interpretation- Application
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Revelation
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- Means “disclosure” or“unveiling” - Involves the removing acover from something that is concealed - Two types: General andSpecial
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3 Theories of Inspiration
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1. Dictation Theory2. Limited Inspiration Theory3. Verbal Plenary InspirationTheory
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New Testaments Tests of Canonicity
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1. The book must have beenwritten by an apostle or someone closely connected to an apostle. 2. The book must have beenreceived as authoritative and inspired by the early Church.3. The book’s teaching mustagree with other books already considered a part of the canon.
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