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Methods of Biblical Interpretation
Methods of Biblical Interpretation
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Using archaeology to explore events in the text is
Canonical Approach
Historical criticism
Rereading Theory
World of the text
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which text was used by Matthew and Luke
John
Acts of the Apostles
Mark
Paul's Letters
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Which method might read a text from the perspective of the poor or those excluded from society
Socio-cultural analysis
Advocacy Approach
Canonical Approach
Historical criticism
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Exploring how Matthew and Luke changed Mark is an example of
Socio-cultural analysis
Historical criticism
Source analysis
Redaction criticism
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Form criticism explores
the genre of the text
changes the author made
the shape of the text
patterns within the text
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Understanding a book of the Bible in the context of the whole of the Bible is known as
Advocacy approach
Historical approach
Contextual approach
Canonical approach
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Literary criticism and Rhetorical criticism explore
The World Behind the Text
The World Above the Text
The World in Front of the Text
The World of the Text
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Questions such as When and Where was the text written, Who wrote it and For whom belong to
Socio-cultural analysis
Historical Criticism
Source Analysis
Literary Criticism
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Which approach might explore how women read and respond to the text or what it says about women
Source criticism
Advocacy Approach
Canonical Approach
Historical criticism
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Genesis 1 was believed to have been written
Before the Exile
After King David's Rule
After the Exile
Before King David's rule
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The Contextual/Advocacy approaches and the Canonical Approach explore
The World Above the Text
The World of the Text
The World in Front of the Text
The World Behind the Text
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Examining the history of the text is a part of
Form criticism
Literary criticism
Rhetorical analysis
Historical criticism
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Methods which examines whether the text has been used before by another author
Source analysis
Plagarism
Form Criticism
Redaction Analysis
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Examining the social world and cultural expectations of the text is
Socio-cultural analysis
Rhetorical analysis
Historical criticism
Source Criticism
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Historical criticism, Form criticism, Source analysis and Socio-cultural analysis explore
The World in front of the Text
the World Behind the Text
The World above the Text
The World of the Text
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Which method focuses on how readers today experience the text and contribute to making meaning.
Satirical analysis
Canonical Approach
Reader-Response ciriticism
Rhetorical analysis
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An analysis of how a text is trying to persuade, move or change an opinion is
Form criticism
Rhetorical analysis
Source analysis
Historical criticism
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It is important to understand the genre of the text because
it shapes what you expect to hear.
you want to know how it ends.
you need to understand the history of the text.
you need to understand the characters of the text.
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Exploring structure, plot, symbolism and metaphors is known as
Form criticism
Genre analysis
Literary criticism
Source criticism