hermeneutics

So I'm looking at these two main methods of Hermeneutics. I heard them somewhere, but I don't know what type they're called or the evidence supporting them. Here are the two methods I'm talking about: #1 The practices of the Old Testament does not apply to the Church today unless the New...

I have been discussing John 10 with someone who denies the doctrines of grace. I pointed out how Christ is the Shepherd who lays down His life for His sheep, as a part of the doctrine of limited atonement. That brother, however, says that I commit the negative inference fallacy by doing so: just...

In Ecclesiastes how do we see Jesus (Luke 24:27)? I want to read it rightly, but I'm not sure how.

Recently I have been learning about covenant theology and have come to see that the gospel realities in the NT are present also in the OT. This definitely changes how I read the OT. It makes sense of appeals in the NT to the OT like in 1 Corinthians 10:1-10. However, as I've been reading other...

I am half way through a short course based on the theological interpretation of Scripture. The textbooks are The word of God for the people of God by J. Todd Billings and Interpreting Scripture with the great tradition by Craig A. Carter. I have found somethings we have covered helpful. There...

Greetings my fellow pilgrims. I'm trying to grow in my understanding of scripture, especially in a reformed theological context and I was hoping some of you more knowledgeable pilgrims could recommend a good book on proper hermeneutics?? Thanks in advance

Dockery describes Origen’s hermeneutical approach as threefold: He thought that Scripture had three different, yet complementary, meanings; (1) a literal or physical sense, (2) a moral or psychical sense, and (3) an allegorical or intellectual sense. The threefold sense was based upon his belief...

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I'm updating Gospel Worship by Burroughs (lots of requests for that). One of the things that is hitting me (again, having read this quite a few times), is twofold: 1. That unless we worship God as God requires, we don't worship God, and we have never sanctified his name. (This thought should...

Greetings all! My question is how should I read the Bible? I want to develop a solid covenantal and Calvinistic hermeneutic. Thank you for responding!

Here a question that may generate some debate and one that may reflect our views of genealogies as it compares to the 6000 year age date of the Earth. It is not a question we should divide over, call each other liberals/fundamentalists, or worse heretics. Now for the question: Did Noah live...

There's a thread here that's garnered some 2000 views, about a disagreement between two of the theologians that I most admire in this world. There is no end to the admiration that I have for these men, and I pray that they are able to resolve what I would consider to be a not unimportant, but...

The book is divided into five chapters (six if you count the 11 page introduction) 1. Word Study Fallacies 2. Grammatical Fallacies 3. Logical Fallacies 4. Presupposition and Historical fallacies 5. Concluding Remarks I found the word study fallacies salutary and it has made me (even more)...

What are some good suggestions for learning proper hermeneutics? I've read Sproul's' "Knowing Scripture" already so I'm looking to go a bit deeper. Thanks.