In Biblical Interpretation: An Integrated Approach, Tooman summarizes the work by W. Randolph Tate. Throughout the textbook, Tate provides descriptions of various methods of interpretation as well as his own suggestions of interpretation, Tooman says.
Tooman states the uniqueness of the textbook is the fact of Tate offering an explanation of what happens when the Bible is read. However, Tooman counters that Tate is not a professional when it comes to reader-response, as he relies on others during the discussion.
The two weaknesses of the book, Tooman points, are Tate's design and his method. Tooman explains Tate tried to present his own hermeneutical model while also triaging others. Tooman also believes beginning students will not be able
Tooman states the uniqueness of the textbook is the fact of Tate offering an explanation of what happens when the Bible is read. However, Tooman counters that Tate is not a professional when it comes to reader-response, as he relies on others during the discussion.
The two weaknesses of the book, Tooman points, are Tate's design and his method. Tooman explains Tate tried to present his own hermeneutical model while also triaging others. Tooman also believes beginning students will not be able