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| selecting which possibility of tense/case range |
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careful explanation of text's meaning
examine text |
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| exegetical theology key idea |
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in-depth study of Bible's prog revelation
ID doctrine |
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| Biblical theology key idea |
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| organizing Bb theology thematically |
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| systematic theology key idea |
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| ministry of applying doctrine/truth in daily life |
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| declaring/defending truth |
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| practical theology key idea |
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| studying progress of man's observations/conclusions about Bb |
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| historical theology key idea |
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| relationship of theology types |
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complementary but unequal authority
each one builds on previous |
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| result of error in theology foundation |
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negatively affects all else
bad results later
big hole at top |
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| result of error in theology superstructure |
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| spreads over until we dismiss parts of Scripture |
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| result of any theology error undealt with |
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| all will eventually crumble |
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| how theology relates with Scripture |
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````````````→ generates →
Scripture ~~~~~~~~~~~~ doctrine
````````````← interprets ← |
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| rightly dividing God's Word |
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| hermeneutic of church fathers |
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allegorical
mystical approach |
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| hermeneutic of medieval times |
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4fold interpretation
multiplicity approach |
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| hermeneutic of Roman Catholicism |
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church tradition/dogma
ecclesiastical approach |
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| hermeneutic of Enlightenment/Rationalism |
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reason > Scripture
naturalistic approach |
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| outline of Medieval hermeneutic |
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letter
allegory
morals
anagogy (mystical) |
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| principles of proper interpretation |
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spiritual dynamic
Authorial intent
univocal meaning |
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| Spiritual dynamic, significance |
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Bible isn't just another book
attitude of prayer, reverence |
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| Authorial intent, significance |
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| univocal meaning, significance |
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| ingredients of Bible balance |
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| providential preparation&selection plus v.p. inspiration |
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| possible error(s) of Bible balance |
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| sense of passage limited by capabilities of human interpreter |
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| possible error(s) of singular, primary text meaning |
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| idea that literal meaning = only meaning |
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| possible error(s) of singular, primary text meaning |
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| not drawing any truth besides author's intended main lesson |
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| possible error(s) of importance but not lone task of exegesis |
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| seen as paramount task of preacher/teacher |
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| possible error(s) of endeavoring Bb study |
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seen as endeavor of natural man
hermeneutics seen as science/art |
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| effect(s) of modern hermeneutics |
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creates dependence on scholars/elite
fosters intellectual pride
attracts admiration of unbelievers
leads to bad preaching
takes open Bible out of ppl's hands |
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| principles of NT theology |
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importance of prog revelation
law of 1st reference/mention
Author=God |
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| ex theologian(s) who organized by author, used systematic theo. categories |
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| ex theologian(s) who organized by individuals (speakers), used theo. categories |
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| ex theologian(s) who used systematic and writer's categories |
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| ex theologian(s) who used historic-critical approach |
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| ex theologian(s) who organized around "themes" |
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| strength: author organization, systematic categories |
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| weakness: author organization, systematic categories |
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| material stereotyped: categorized too quickly |
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| strength: speaker organization, theo. categories |
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| factors in Christ's words |
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| weakness: speaker organization, theo. categories |
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can obscure or deny God's authorship
sees problems that don't exist |
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| strength: systematic & writer's categories |
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| bridges gap to larger synthesis |
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| weakness: systematic & writer's categories |
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| sense of cohesiveness+each person's contribution to whole system |
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| key idea of historic-critical approach |
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| demythologizing text, finding "kerygma" |
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| strength: thematic organization |
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distinguishes between synoptics, categories of Paul's writings
seeks to find fundamental emphasis in each writer |
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| weakness: thematic organization |
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| distracts from unity of NT |
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select theme: be specific+narrow
establish OT foundation: culture, content
list relevant NT texts: what look at?
interpret texts: grammar, ht, context, etc
examine+analyze: expand from chosen era/writer
observe flow of prog rev: 1st mention key
systematize all, determine implication |
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not more knowledge
more holiness: draw closer to God |
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| sense of Heb wds for "overcome" |
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innocent before judgment
moral+spiritual tones
desire, delight; beauty or covet
perpetual, excel, strength, etc
success after struggle/purification |
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| Lexicon evaluation for "overcome" |
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visibly superior
win in battle or competition
legal: win when accused
idea that someone benefits from one who won victory |
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| almost always presupposes conflict between God/Christ and demonic powers |
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| summary of "overcome" Lexicon/dict defs |
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physical, legal, metaphorical
mortal conflict, peace competition
real+genuine, but can be hidden
ultimate+final, provisional, or temporary |
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| summary of "overcome" refs to Jesus |
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victory genuine+ultimate
may not be recognized by all (for now)
can benefit believers due to relationship w/God |
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| summary of "overcome" refs to Chrs |
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unlimited overcoming
victory should be normal
true in standing even if not outward manifestation |
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| summary of "overcome" refs to antichrist |
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conveys reality
temporal due to possessor's approach
God makes the difference |
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thru relationship to Christ by faith
every bit at all times
ID in Overcomer
expected normality for each |
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| NT showing no divorce exeption |
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| NT showing one divorce exception |
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| Pelelle (any/every reason legit) |
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| conservative divorce view |
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| Shemei (only for unfaithfulness) |
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| did not recognize it; permanency |
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| Israel's sin behind divorce |
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| hard heart; unforgiving, unfaithful |
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| wife's responsibility in Chr marriage |
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don't depart from spouse
if divorce happens, remain unmarried
be reconciled to spouse |
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| husband's responsibility in Chr marriage |
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don't invite separation or divorce
don't put away or leave spouse |
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| why remain remarried if mixed marriage |
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unsaved partner sanctified
children sanctified |
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| possibility of ending mixed marriage |
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unbeliever's choice
seeking peace not conflict |
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| key to marriage situation |
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| abide: remain in current status |
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| most forceful argument for marriage's permancy |
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| keys to understanding Mat 1 |
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2 choices under law
Jewish marriage status
current betrothal stage
exception clause never offered to Gentiles |
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| Bible's restrictions on marriage |
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not sanctioning divorce
remarriage totally forbidden
criteria of church leadership |
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