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Posted by David Cox on May 24, 2023
Posted in Doctrine • E • Interpretation | Tagged With: gads
By Tom Hagler
Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth is Tom Hagler’s point of view about how to interpret the Bible correctly, which is most probably primitive Baptist, and/or Reformed.
I believe that Hagler is a Primitive Baptist, but he has elements that indicate he is analyzing things from a Reformed standpoint.
Posted by David Cox on May 21, 2023
Posted in Dispensationalism • E • Interpretation | Tagged With: gads
By Theodore Epp
Epp’s work is a grand global viewpoint of Scripture, in which he gives us a biblical point of view (according to Epp) on how one should interpret Scripture. This embodies a dispensation viewpoint.
Posted by David Cox on February 18, 2023
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The Dangers of Looking for Deeper Meaning
by Shawn Nelson
HOW NOT TO STUDY THE BIBLE:
THE DANGERS OF LOOKING FOR DEEPER MEANING
Copyright © 2013 by Shawn Nelson.
Published by GeekyChristian.com, Temecula, CA. [email protected]
In this work by Shawn Nelson, he examines how to not go wild in finding hidden meanings in Scripture when the intent of God and the earthly writer was not to convey such non-sense.
Posted by David Cox on September 20, 2022
Posted in index • Interpretation | Tagged With: gadsr
Idx: Hermeneutics (Bible Interpretation)
Hermeneutics – refers to the principles of correctly interpreting the Word of God such that we arrive at the understanding of God’s word that God wants us to have. These principles should guide us away from doctrinal error and misinterpretation. Here the key concept is exegesis (the drawing out of a text its meaning) and NOT eisegesis (reading into a text a presupposed interpretation that cannot legitimately be gotten out of that text).