A skilled biblical interpreter must cultivate both the art and science of biblical exposition. Beyond mastering hermeneutical rules, certain interpretive virtues—such as submission, humility, and spiritual sensitivity—are essential. Discover six key virtues that shape responsible and faithful interpretation of Scripture.
Many teachings sound biblical but take Scripture out of context. Was Paul "in the flesh" when he rebuked Peter? Should we accept every pastor's words without question? Learn why testing teachings against the full counsel of God's word is crucial to discernment.
Learn six essential skills to rightly handle the word of truth. This insightful guide will help you study, interpret, and apply the Bible with accuracy, using key principles for sound biblical understanding.
Explore the theological significance of Jesus calming the storm, beyond the typical interpretation. Discover how this miracle reflects Christ's divine identity and its deep roots in Old Testament Scripture, contrasting claims that challenge His deity.
A fascinating comparison in the Old Testament books reveals the power of Biblical Hermeneutics as applied by New Testament writers like Matthew. Examine Matthew's use of Hosea 11:1 as a typological fulfillment. Explore how Matthew's deep understanding of Old Testament Scriptures informed his connection between the Messiah and Israel. Analyze the parallels between Hosea's prophecy and Matthew's Gospel, rooted in the Pentateuch and supported by proper hermeneutics.
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