... directions (usually, they excuse this by saying they are just going wherever the text itself goes). I think both elements, careful exegesis and creativity, are absolutely necessary. I think the key is knowing what order ... captures people's attention. If you stop with the exegesis, you will be right in what you preach, but unfortunately a lot of people will miss what you are saying. Our message ...

... you do after you have learned Greek and Hebrew. That’s simply not true. Exegesis is nothing more than a careful and loving reading of the text in our mother tongue. Greek and Hebrew are well ... enough to want to get the words right. It respects the words enough to use every means we have to get the words right. Exegesis is loving God enough to stop and listen carefully to what He says. It ...

... Michael Slusser examines what other scholars have called “prosopological exegesis,” exegesis done with attention to the variety of speakers in a biblical text. He quotes this from ... it shows Trinitarian theology arising not from “Hellenization” but from biblical exegesis.  Theologically it is equally important, because it connects the personhood of the Trinitarian Persons ...

One day before the SBL Annual Meeting opens in New Orleans, on 20 Novmeber, 3-5PM there will be a panel talk on textual criticism and exegesis (I don't know the exact title) at New Orleans Baptist Seminary, arranged by Bill Warren, director of the Center for New Testament Textual Studies (CNTTS). Panel members include Larry Hurtado, Edinburgh University, Michael Theophilos, Oxford University ...

Exegesis is foundational to understand scripture’s application to our lives. The problem is that many in the church want to hear the application without doing the work of the exegete. In many cases this has also been translated into the way many preachers preach. In order to keep congregants happy, they are given large amounts of life application with little if any scriptural content. This puts ...

For wheresoever the carcase is, there will the eagles be gathered together. Two important principles of Scriptural exegesis Commentary on Luke 17:20-25 & Luke 17:26-37 27th Monday after Pentecost, 27th Tuesday after Pentecost   Who said to them: Wheresoever the body shall be, thither will the eagles also be ...

... a series where I take difficult and often misunderstood scriptures and attempt to apply a consistent hermeneutic to exegete the text. Hermeneutics is the art and science of Biblical interpretation and "exegesis" is drawing the meaning of the text from the text and not reading in presuppositions and biases. It would be most useful if readers would participate with me. a. You can post ...

There is something good to be said for the shared agony of writing exegesis papers together. It builds a bond among the community that can never be broken. There are probably a dozen people in my vicinity in the library right now, and we’re all looking up in frustration from time to time so that we can share knowing glances about how much we hate ourselves right now. I realize it sounds strange, ...

Dayper took this photo one night cos he thought it was funny how many screens and book stands I have at my desk. I actually have two more book stands, but they weren't being used that night. I often have Bibleworks displayed on one screen, and word/Nota Bene or Logos on the other. The headphones are noise cancelling headphones, very important for where I live. All of this fits nicely into ...

"The circumstances that endanger the safety of nations are infinite." --Alexander Hamilton "[Attorney General] Eric Holder's move to try the 9/11 masterminds in Manhattan makes it official: This administration has reverted to pre-9/11 'crime' fighting. Amid all the talk during the attorney general's surreal press conference of the 'crime' committed eight ...

no meaning in these texts that is not bright even in caverns that have known no sun nor any warming heat since world begun their sense is clarity their essence light each word is set to open up in flight as avian wisdom that we could not shun even rock-bound its glories seem to stun the wary heart with knowledge of the right so having learnt a simple truth we turn our faces to the task ...

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Lily: "You know what I want? I want monies. I want lots and lots and lots of monies." Steve: "Well, you know, that's why daddies go to work. They do a job and they get paid." me: "That's why mommies go to work, too." Steve: "Oh, yeah. I guess some mommies work, too." Lily: "I just want monies. I want them SO BAD. I just want to ...

Oxford, Bodleian Library Bodley 319 is one of the three manuscripts written by the scribe of the Exeter Book of Old English poetry in the later tenth century; it was originally entirely in Latin, but an Old English gloss was added to the last chapter in the eleventh century. This paper argues that the gloss shares lexical and stylistic features with a group of Old English texts recently linked to ...

... part of Orthodox praxis, and what many would recognize as Church tradition are in fact exegesis of Scripture. An example to look at would be something like the Orthodox prayers. Since my congregation's priest is ... oneself in the foot. One can condemn or criticize the tradition and exegesis of another denomination, but one still needs to approach Scripture through at least one tradition (whether ...