the words, sentences, paragraphs, or chapters that surround and relate to a

PERSPICUITY OF SCRIPTURE

the bible is clear in all of its major teaching

the kinds of mistakes to which copyists were susceptible

every single occurrence of every single word in the Bible alphabetically,

PROGRESSIVE REVELATION

scriptures were given over a period of time, not about interpreter

the culture, customs, languages, beliefs, and history of the author and his

UNDERSTANDING THE CONTEXT OF THE BIBLE

major content and principles in Fee & Stuart chap. 2 and in Doriani chaps.

LITERAL INTERPRETATION

meaning discovered by exegesis, following rules of sound interpretation

GRAMMATICAL-HISTORICAL INTERPRETATION

takes literal and historical features of a text into account

the text of scripture and the original authors by the Holy Spirit

ALLEGORICAL INTERPRETATION

reading into a deeper meaning in a text that is not there

of the reader by the Holy Spirit

summary of the concordance already sifted through

the character and quality of the manuscripts

pulls out the most helpful info

reading a meaning into the text not intended by the original authors

reading out of a text, it's God intended meaning and finding original meani

the art and science of interpretation understanding, and applying the Bible

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LITERARY CONTEXT
Vulgate ( Latin AD 400 )-Jerome
no errors or contradictions
holding accurately the world of truth, the art and science of interpretatio
the words, sentences, paragraphs, or chapters that surround and relate to a
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PERSPICUITY OF SCRIPTURE
Geneva Bible ( First Study Bible )-Calvinist theology
CAPTOR
OT ( Greek 250 B)
the bible is clear in all of its major teaching
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INTERNAL EVIDENCE
the words, sentences, paragraphs, or chapters that surround and relate to a
the kinds of mistakes to which copyists were susceptible
Multiple cross references to other parts of scripture since "Scripture i
what words are especially good to do word studies on
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CONCORDANCE
every single occurrence of every single word in the Bible alphabetically,
along the way
original documents of the Biblical texts
the character and quality of the manuscripts
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PLENARY VERBAL INSPIRATION
NT ( Greek )
Based closest to the oldest manuscripts that are the most original.
A modern translation that we can understand
all words are inspired by God
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PROGRESSIVE REVELATION
the attempt to keep as close to the "form" of Hebrew or Greek, both words
scriptures were given over a period of time, not about interpreter
Analysis
Keywords repeated in a given passage or context
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HISTORICAL CONTEXT
the culture, customs, languages, beliefs, and history of the author and his
Unclear words that you don't fully understand
Distinguish between poetry and prose.
the text of scripture and the original authors by the Holy Spirit
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UNDERSTANDING THE CONTEXT OF THE BIBLE
major content and principles in Fee & Stuart chap. 2 and in Doriani chaps.
CAPTOR
takes literal and historical features of a text into account
scripture interprets scripture
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ANALOGY OF FAITH
reading a meaning into the text not intended by the original authors
Tyndale Bible ( Finish 1547 & authors killed )-John Rogers finished OT
pulls out the most helpful info
scripture interprets scripture
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SENSUS PLENIOR
Wycliffe
deeper meaning
study of types (a person/event/situation/institution that foreshadows and/o
#1 rule of interpretation
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LITERAL INTERPRETATION
TNIV: 3 different versions NIV, TNIV 2002, TNIV 2005
reading a meaning into the text not intended by the original authors
meaning discovered by exegesis, following rules of sound interpretation
KJV: (Only)
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GRAMMATICAL-HISTORICAL INTERPRETATION
scripture interprets scripture
attempt to keep the meaning of the Hebrew or Greek but to put their words
takes literal and historical features of a text into account
every single occurrence of every single word in the Bible alphabetically,
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INSPIRATION
along the way
a science that works with careful controls but not an exact science becaus
Analysis
the text of scripture and the original authors by the Holy Spirit
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ALLEGORICAL INTERPRETATION
A modern translation that we can understand.
scripture interprets scripture
reading into a deeper meaning in a text that is not there
two kinds of evidence
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ILLUMINATIN
of the reader by the Holy Spirit
deeper meaning
which translations are directly and indirectly descended from the KJV
1.external
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BIBLE DICTIONARY
Themes
Analysis
CAPTOR
summary of the concordance already sifted through
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CONTEXT
Wycliffe
NIV
#1 rule of interpretation
what words are especially good to do word studies on
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EXTERNAL EVIDENCE
the character and quality of the manuscripts
Distinguish between poetry and prose.
deeper meaning
meaning is conveyed by the words of Scripture and discovered by exegesis, f
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COMMENTARY
scripture interprets scripture
Themes
Repeated words in a given passage or context
pulls out the most helpful info
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INERRANCY
internal
no errors or contradictions
reading out of a text, it's God intended meaning and finding original meani
Distinguish between poetry and prose.
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EISEGESIS
OT ( Hebrew )
reading a meaning into the text not intended by the original authors
the culture, customs, languages, beliefs, and history of the author and his
the kinds of mistakes to which copyists were susceptible
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EXEGESIS
Unclear words that you don't fully understand
KJV: (Only)
Analysis
reading out of a text, it's God intended meaning and finding original meani
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HERMENEUTICS
the words, sentences, paragraphs, or chapters that surround and relate to a
essential history of the English Bible and some of the key people and dates
study of types (a person/event/situation/institution that foreshadows and/o
the art and science of interpretation understanding, and applying the Bible

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