Hermeneutics Final Review

__________is a collection of Collections.

The term ____ translates the Greek word euangelion, which means "good news."

Step 4 Consult the Biblical _____________

_______in the New Testament- Comparable To Other Ancient Letters.

When interpreting the law, we need to carefully read as much as possible, because it is part of a larger __________

_________-Laws pertaining to the legal system; not applicable to contemporary Christians.

These principles of OT law are always directly related to the character of God and his _________, & the nature of sin

4 gospels, Acts, ____________ (Non letters)

Historical event in the Old Testament that serves a prophetic pattern or example of a New Testament event or person.

______Letters Total Out Of 27 New Testament Books.

Structures of Old Testament poetry- ________, Figurative imagery, figures of speech, word play.

______how the principles in the text address the original situation (this will give you several key elements).

New Testament letters were meant to be exchanged with other churches, beneficial to the larger Christian _________.

advocated a two-level system (literal and spiritual), a multileveled systems-three(body, soul, and spirit).

5 Steps to Understanding Any Biblical Text: The Interpretive JourneyStep 1: Grasping the Text in Their _________

Discover a _____ situation, (exact parallel).

Practiced in Jewish mysticism analyzes words for their mathematical value and equates the word with other words

Bogus approach to studying Scripture that analyzes letter spacing in the Hebrew & looks for hidden words in the spacing

We cannot apply the Bible without knowing what it means, but we can know the Bible without living it.

Letters in the NT were carefully written and _________.

Refers to the Holy Spirit work in the lives of the human authors with the result that they wrote what God wanted

Step 3: Crossing the ___________________ Bridge

The Reasons Why Luke Wrote Acts: The Holy Spirit, God's Sovereignty, The Church, Prayer, ________, Gentiles, Witness.

The Wesleyan Quadrilateral is a methodology for interpretation that is credited to John Wesley, leader of the __movement

Identify the ________ in the Biblical situation and our situation.

Why do we study scripture?

It is a product of our imagination or a retrojection of other biblical truth back into this passage.

______________ was perhaps the greatest influence in shaping Wesley's view of church tradition.

_______-Law is tightly tied to the Mosaic covenant.

This occurs when we discover, deep, secret meaning, that the author never intended.

Traditional approach interprets Old Testament law into three artificial categories: moral, civil, and _________.

General Epistles (_______ in all). All other letters besides Paul's.

_______of the Old Testament is in poetic form.

List the theological principles communicated in the passage (What is _______?).

A biblical event, person or institution which serves as an example or pattern for other events, persons, or institutions

8 words for God’s Law: Law, Word, Laws, _______,Commands, Decrees, Precepts, & Promise.

Step 2: Measuring the Width of the _____________ to Cross

How to apply (live out meaning)- _____the original situation or problem and what the text meant to the original audience

New Testament Letters included Travel plans, Commendation of coworkers, Prayer, Prayer requests, Greetings,________.

This method involved scripture, __________, experience, and reason as four different sources of theological development.

_______Laws dealing with sacrifices, festivals, and priestly activities; not applicable to contemporary Christians.

Letters in the NT are _________.

Use caution in ________ scenarios, study text carefully, specifically historical-cultural and literary contexts.

The reader's job is to use hermeneutics and _______ &listen to the voice of the Holy Spirit in determining the meaning

A more general form of typology.

The term refers to this ongoing work of the Spirit.

Letters equaled authoritative substitutes for personal ________.

The Old Testament laws were given to a community before the coming of Christ, thus making it part of the Old __________

______- Laws dealing with timeless truths regarding God's intention for human behavior.

We revere the _____ and treat it as holy because it is the Word of God and God reveals himself to us through this Word.

Step 5 Grasp the Text in ______ town.

What is grasping God’s Word?

_____________________Law is firmly embedded into the story of Israel's history (exodus, wandering, and conquest).

__________________- Story that uses an extensive amount of symbolism.

Make application _____ (creating real-world scenarios) that faithfully reflect the meaning of the text

_______________________- Refers to the meaning the authors have placed in the text.

Our goal is to grasp the __________________ of the text God has intended.

The discovery of what in 1947 confirmed that we still have the same Old Testament as they did in Jesus’s day?

States the Spirt plays minimal role, and unbelievers use methods as they are able to comprehend much of the bible.