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Today’s post continues with Dr Craig S Keener’s brief course in biblical hermeneutics, as taken from his 2005 guide, Biblical Interpretation, which he used when teaching Nigerian students.
Yesterday’s post covered a definition of hermeneutics and Chapter 1. Monday’s post introduced Keener’s perspective on reading the Bible. Everyone, including Sunday School teachers and theology students, will find this a fascinating guide.
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GJ - UOJ thrives on out-of-context citations, which go back to the 1932 Brief Statement and even earlier. The Book of Concord authors did not manufacture ideas, using a few words as a springboard for heresy. Instead, they carefully examined the true meaning of the Word of God.
