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Principles Of Biblical Hermeneutics
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Item Description...
Overview
Now featuring a new, up-to-date format and a new cover, Principles of Biblical Hermeneutics sets essential principles of Bible interpretation in easy-to-follow outline form for all readers of God?s Word.
Publishers Description
Using a graphic combination of text, charts, and outlines, Principles of Biblical Hermeneutics introduces you to the science of interpreting the Bible. The aim of this book is to explain and illustrate the various principles of Bible interpretation that must be followed in order to understand the teachings of God's Word correctly.Such a foundation is pivotal for anyone who studies the Bible. Unless consistent principles of interpreting its passages are followed, the truth of God becomes blurred and confused. Determining what the Bible means must precede application of its words to our lives.Now featuring a new, up-to-date format and a new cover, Principles of Biblical Hermeneutics sets essential information in easy-to-follow outline form for all readers of the Bible. |
Item Specifications...
Pages 128
Dimensions: Length: 10.91" Width: 8.66" Height: 0.32"
Weight: 0.8 lbs.
Binding Softcover
Release Date Sep 1, 2007
Publisher Zondervan Publishing
ISBN 0310272556
EAN 9780310272557
UPC 025986272555
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Product Categories | 1 | Books > Subjects > Religion & Spirituality > Christianity > Reference > Bible Study > General [2774 similar products] |
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 | The best yet Nov 23, 2006 |
| I love my new study help. I received in excellent condition and now my friends are envious of me. I know that I will have many years of resource with this book. Thanks | | |  | A Beautifully Organized Reference Book Jun 8, 2006 |
| While one or two statements in the book concerning Israel are dated (this book copywrited in 1947), I have found this is a book I return to over and over because it is organized and categorized so well; makes a great study guide. While I have not read it cover to cover completely, a scan of each of the sections show the majority of the data is supported by scriptural references, but a surprising amount is not. It is written from the Classical Dispensationalist viewpoint. Well worth the price for anyone serious about collecting reference books. | | | | The indispensible volume for teaching Bible study methods Sep 25, 1998 |
| J. Edwin Hartill (1) names the principle, (2) defines it, (3) illustrates it, (4) provides notable quotes about the advantages gained by using it, and then (5) provides Biblical examples of how to apply it. The book's outline format does not require long, academic reading assignments. Instead, it encourages the student to practice the principles the book teaches by reading and studying the Biblical text. Both in an academic setting and within the Christian Education program of the local church, Hartill's book lends itself to courses in Bible Study Methods. Each principle links easily to a study skill, allowing the student to learn multiple skills simultaneously. For instance, by assigning a short word study along with practice in "the First Mention Principle," the teacher helps the student discover the authorial intent for the meaning of the word or concept, and then see it borne out through "the general teaching of the Scriptures." During a teaching trip, I once was asked to teach a Bible study for employees of a large corporation in Honolulu. None of the participants had any background in Bible Study methods, let alone a grasp of Biblical interpretation. So I recommended they get Hartill's book and use it as a study manual. Several years later I met one of those people at a seminar on the mainland. Some of the Bible Study participants had gone on to become teachers, and all had grown in their Christian walk. My friend attributed their growth to the principles they learned by studying the Bible using J. Edwin Hartill's book. | | | | An excellent outline for biblical study. Feb 14, 1998 |
| This book reviews several excellent principles for approaching the study of scripture, in a concise outline format. It's very useful for a senior high or college level Sunday school class. | | | Write your own review about Principles Of Biblical Hermeneutics
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