Biblical hermeneutics : a comprehensive introduction to interpreting Scripture / [print]
edited by] Bruce Corley, Steve W. Lemke, Grant I. Lovejoy.
- second edition.
- Nashville, Tennessee : Broadman and Holman, (c)2002.
- xvii, 525 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm.
A student's primer for exegesis The grammatical-historical method Inductive Bible study methods Ancient Jewish hermeneutics The New Testament's use of the Old Testament The hermeneutics of the early church fathers The hermeneutics of the medieval and Reformation era Post-Reformation Protestant hermeneutics Modern Old Testament interpretation Modern New Testament interpretation Contemporary philosophical, literary, and sociological hermeneutics The inspiration and authority of Scripture The authority of the Bible Language : human vehicle for Divine truth An introduction to textual criticism Translations and hermeneutics Interpreting the law Old Testament narrative : telling the story of God's handiwork in history Listening to the lyrics : interpreting Old Testament Wisdom literature and poetry ; Thus saith the Lord : interpreting the prophetic Word Interpreting New Testament narrative : the Gospels and Acts Reading the letters of the New Testament Interpreting apocalyptic literature From Biblical text to theological formulation Contextualization in the hermeneutical process Biblical criticism and Biblical preaching Shaping sermons by the literary form of the text The seeable sermon Bruce Corley -- William B. Tolar -- Thomas D. Lea -- Robert B. Sloan and Carey C. Newman -- E. Earle Ellis -- Robert W. Bernard -- James T. Spivey -- Karen O'Dell Bullock -- Rick Johnson -- Lorin L. Cranford -- John P. Newport -- Steve W. Lemke -- R.L. Hatchett -- Millard J. Erickson -- James A. Brooks -- Thomas V. Brisco -- Robert R. Ellis -- R. Dennis Cole -- Rick Byargeon -- William F. Warren -- Rodney Reeves -- William F. Warren -- William David Kirkpatrick -- Daniel R. Sanchez -- Harold Freeman -- Grant Lovejoy -- Calvin Miller.