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An oral proclamation about Jesus |
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The Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible |
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A translation of the entire Bible into the “vulgar” (common) Latin of the Western Roman Empire |
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A positive means of understanding scriptural texts more accurately and objectively |
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It derives from the Greek word krino, which means “to judge” or “to discern,” to exercise rational analysis in evaluating something |
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It involves the study of documents that purport to relate to past events, in an attempt to discover what actually happened |
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It examines documents to discover their written sources |
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The critical method that attempts to discover the oldest oral forms lying behind the Bible’s written texts |
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It refers to the authorial process of editing and shaping material |
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It is primarily concerned with the analysis of the finished text |
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It emphasizes such factors as the manner in which a story is constructed, the point of view from which it is told, the author’s implied attitude toward his subject or characters, and even the use of geographical settings to convey authorial intent |
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A second name for Narrative Criticism |
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