Blogs about: Hermenutics
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How the NT uses the OT
One difficulty in reading the New Testament is that often, it seems, the writers quote from the Old Testament and apply a completely different interpretation or perspective than might otherwise have b… more →
God Is My Constant
Hermenutical Issues
nakedchurchproject wrote 2 weeks ago: A Couple of Problems Along the Way Of course working out what the church is from the Bible is far fr … more →
Gadamer on Orthodoxy: Tradition as self-identity
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Alan Brill wrote 2 months ago: Avi Sagi, Tradition vs. Traditionalism (Amsterdam: Rodopi, 2008) $69 short paperback! The book deal … more →
Beale on the OT in the NT
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joelmartin wrote 5 months ago: Writing in the journal Irish Biblical Studies [Volume 21, November 1999], Greg Beale talks about the … more →
The Place to Start
liberalbaptistrev wrote 5 months ago: The place to start sounds like a formula and the church has too many formulas. The church also ha … more →
Jacob Neusner and the Supercession of Revelation by Intellectual History
nouspraktikon wrote 7 months ago: Our Essential (Though Mistaken) Jacob Neusner Hurd Baruch recently brought attention to the relevanc … more →
How the NT uses the OT
Albert wrote 9 months ago: One difficulty in reading the New Testament is that often, it seems, the writers quote from the Old … more →
My Mission Verse
Ray Anthony wrote 10 months ago: Luke 24:30-32 30 It happened, that when he had sat down at the table with them, he took the bread an … more →
St. Jerome and the Christian Kabbalah
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nouspraktikon wrote 11 months ago: Was the Western Church “Kabbalistic” from Ancient Times? In the discourse of comparative … more →
Valentin Tomberg on the reality (and unreality) of Evolution
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nouspraktikon wrote 11 months ago: The Hermit A doubly “Hermetic” meditation Although I don’t claim to have understoo … more →
Prophecy and Hermeneutics
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Richard wrote 11 months ago: I have recently started Prophecy and Hermeneutics: Toward a New Introduction to the Prophet the insi … more →
Christian Kabbala: In the Begining was...
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nouspraktikon wrote 1 year ago: The Trinity…. Yes, I know that isn’t what most people think that the first line of the b … more →
Evaluating Youth Specialties: A Faulty Hermenutic
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ndefalco wrote 1 year ago: (They say Napoleon was secretly murdered by being given low dosages of arsenic in his water over a l … more →
Apostolic Hermeneutics and an Evangelical Doctrine of Scripture
Richard wrote 1 year ago: Make sure you check out Peter Enns’ “Apostolic Hermeneutics and an Evangelical Doctrine … more →
The NT Use of the OT
Richard wrote 1 year ago: My result: NT Use of the OT — Test Your View! Fuller Meaning, Single Goal view You seem to be … more →
Absolutely No Absolutes
Albert wrote 1 year ago: This is the catch-cry of the post-modern superior being As noted in a discussion by Phil Johnson: So … more →
The queen mother and the Queen Mother (and Satan?): An exposition on 1 Kings 2:16-20, As It Relates to Interpretive Methodologies.
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Adam Couturier wrote 1 year ago: In 1 Kings 2:16-20, Adonijah understands the power and the authority that the queen mother, Bathsheb … more →
Sunday Nite Dead
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Albert wrote 2 years ago: Most who attend an evangelical church are familiar with the practice of the church hosting multiple … more →
How To Misinterpret The Scriptures
Joseph wrote 2 years ago: The evaluation and interpretation of the Biblical text is foundational to how one group or an ind … more →
