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Three Worlds of the Text
Three Worlds of the Text
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Check your understanding of this approach to biblical interpretation
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1
The antagonist is the 'hero' or 'good guy' of a story.
True
False
2
Many biblical stories existed in oral traditions before being written down.
False
True
3
In this diagram, audience criticism (contemporary) refers to...
The World Beside the Text
The World Behind the Text
The World in Front of the Text
The World of the Text
4
Studying the metaphors, similes, uses of repetition and other devices involves...
The World Behind the Text
The World of the Text
The World in Front of the Text
Effort
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Context refers to the time, place and culture in which something was made.
False
True
6
What do we call the author's world?
World in Front of the Text
World Behind the Text
World Beside the Text
World of the Text
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Studying literary forms, such as parables, genealogies, miracle stories, creation myths, etc., is linked to...
The World of the Text
The World in Front of the Text
The World Behind the Text
The World Adjacent to the Text
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In this diagram, historical criticism refers to...
The World of History
The World of the Past
The World Behind the Text
The World Behind the History
9
Applying feminism to the Adam and Eve story is an example of meaning created in the World in Front of the Text.
True
False
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The Bible was written by one author, for one audience, in one language, at one time and for one purpose.
False
True
