7th Grade Hermeneutics Test 5

“Holding tightly to the text calls you back to the ___ meaning.”

Read the Bible in ___.

New Testament authors respected the ___ of the OT passages they would cite.

"___ is Key."

"Ultimate reality is behind the visible world/text" was an idea presented by ___.

Consider ___ texts that touch upon a particular subject.

Key to Interpretation: Pay Attention to ___.

The cry of the Reformers was "Ad fontes," which means ___.

Approach Reading and Studying the Bible in ___.

New Testament authors did not use the Old Testament in ___ ways.

“The study and application of interpretive guidelines for various genres.”

Obedience to God’s Word can only be brought by divine regeneration and empowerment, not by increased ___.

"Formal Doctrinal Summaries"

"Accepted and often assumed summary of orthodox Christian doctrine"

Warning: Do not ___ background issues.

Warning: You can become too focused on ___ info so that you cloud what the message of the text really is.

Approach the Bible in ___ and ___.

Be Aware of ___ or ___ Background Issues.

___ on the Bible.

“Good biblical interpretation is better ___ than taught.”

No one is perfect in their biblical interpretation, and we all stand before the text as ___.

The basic human response to God’s natural revelation is to suppress it in ___.

New Testament authors interpreted the Old Testament in ___ ways, meaning that certain OT passages have examples of Jesus

Let ___ Interpret Scripture.

New Testament authors and characters see the Old Testament as ___ & ___.

it is safest to only see ___ in the Old Testament when the New Testament authors make it explicitly clear.

“Those who cannot remember the ___ are condemned to repeat it.”

General Principle for Interpretation: ___ the Journey of Becoming a More Faithful Interpreter.

Read the Bible as a Book That Points to ___.

“We stand on the shoulders of ___.”

Take Note of the Biblical ___ You are Reading. (According to the Class Slides)

No ___ is possible in biblical scholarship.

___ assign specific meanings/symbols to characters and objects in the story.