THE SCIENCE AND ART OF INTERPRETATION
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2 THE SCIENCE AND ART OF INTERPRETATION
3 1. Hermeneutics in General 2. Scope 3. Purpose 4. Importance 5. Prerequisites 6. Nature of Scripture
4 NATURE OF SCRIPTURE Ø Unique Ø Literary
5 LITERARY Ø Physical Preparation Ø Historical Ø Linguistic Ø Contextual Vaticanus
6 NATURE OF SCRIPTURE Ø Unique Ø Literary Ø Spiritual
7 v Revelation SPIRITUAL
8 REVELATION God has revealed to the original authors the unknowable things He wants man to know about Himself.
9 SPIRITUAL v Revelation v Inspiration
10 INSPIRATION God superintended the human authors so that they recorded His message to man in the words of the original authors. Ryrie
11 SPIRITUAL v Revelation v Inspiration v Inerrancy
12 INERRANCY Scripture is infallible and without error or fault in all its parts and words.
13 Yod and Serif a b g d y k r
14 SPIRITUAL v Revelation v Inspiration v Inerrancy v Canonicity v Transmission
15 TEXTUAL CRITICISM Ø Determining originals Ø There is more abundant & accurate manuscript evidence for the NT than any other book from the ancient world. Geisler
16 AUTHORS Inspiration AUTOGRAPHS Canonicity GOD S SPECIAL REVELATION 66 BOOKS Textual Criticism BIBLE TEXT Translation VERSIONS Illumination OUR MIND Communication WORLD
17 GENERAL HERMENEUTICS A. Description
18 BIBLE HERMENEUTICS HERMENEUTICS GENERAL PRINCIPLES SPECIAL HERMENEUTICS EXEGESIS EXPOSITION
19 TERMS e;;rmhneia - interpretation
20 BACKGROUND Ø Greek Mythology Ø Main god - Zeus Ø Interpreter - Hermes Ø Act 14:11-14
21 TERMS e;;rmhneia - interpretation e;rmhneuw - to translate exhgeomai - to explain
22 ... to find out the meaning of a statement for the author and for the 1st hearers or readers, and thereupon to transmit that meaning to modern readers. Mickelsen
23 The Author's Willed Meaning
24 DETERMINE MEANING: Ø Laws of Grammar Ø Facts of History Ø Framework of Context
25 GENERAL HERMENEUTICS A. Description B. Need
26 NEED Ø To Understand Accurately
27 COMMUNICATION Message Communicator Receptor
28 INTERPRETATION Biblical Author Ancient Audience Text
29 NEED Ø To Understand Accurately Ø To Bridge the Gaps
30 GAPS ü Language ü History ü Chronological ü Geographical ü Culture ü Literary
31 Jagged Peaks
32 Cities on Tells Lachish from NW
33 GAPS ü Language ü History ü Culture ü Literary ü Chronological ü Geographical ü Supernatural ü Philosophical
34 Interpreting the Constitution
35 NEED Ø To Understand Accurately Ø To Bridge the Gaps Ø To Overcome Subjectivity Ø To do effective Exegesis Ø To Apply Properly
36 GENERAL HERMENEUTICS A. Description B. Need C. History
37 HISTORY ² Jewish BC-550 AD ² Patristic ² Middle Ages ² Reformation - 16 th ² Post-Reformation - 17 th -18 th ² Modern - 19 th -21 st
38 GENERAL HERMENEUTICS A. Description B. Need C. History D. Approaches
39 Behind the obvious and normal (literal) meaning is the real meaning of a passage ALLEGORICAL Ramm
40 EISEGESIS An interpretation, esp. of Scripture that expresses the interpreter s own ideas, bias, or the like, rather than the meaning of the text. Random House
41 EIS EGESIS eis = in, into EX EGESIS ek = out, out of
42 LIBERAL or RATIONALISTIC Reason Overshadows Revelation
43 GENERAL HERMENEUTICS A. Description B. Need C. History D. Approaches E. Essential Principles
44 GRAMMATICAL- HISTORICAL- CONTEXTUAL METHOD Or Literal Method
45 LITERAL Based on the actual words in their ordinary meaning, not figurative or symbolical Webster The basic, customary, socially designated meaning, normal according to the received laws of language. Ramm
46 DETERMINE MEANING: Ø Laws of Grammar Ø Facts of History Ø Framework of Context
47 DEFENSE 1. NT Practice - Jesus/apostles 2. Usual Practice 3. Validation 4. Basis for metaphorical
48 ESSENTIAL PRINCIPLES 1. Linguistic
49 LINGUISTIC Natal
50 IMPORTANCE Ø Verbal Inspiration Ø Image of God & language Ø God communicates with language Ø Goal of Exegesis
51 LINGUISTIC ü Language
52 LANGUAGES Ø Hebrew - llh [dy mainly of God s people Ø Aramaic - Dan 2:4-7:28 dominant in BC Ø Greek - Koine 3000 yrs BC - present
53 LINGUISTIC ü Language ü Text
54 Dead Sea Scrolls
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57 Sinaiticus
58 Vaticanus
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60 ANCIENT TEXTS Date Earliest Span Copies Herodotus BC 900 AD 1300 yrs 8 Plato BC 900 AD 1200 yrs 7 Aristotle BC 1100 AD 1400 yrs 5 NT AD 125 AD (frag.) Decades 1000 s 400+ AD (NT) 300+ yrs
61 NT DOCUMENTS Now Auto- Many Many Complete 1000 s >5,000 Graphs Fragments Documents of Mss Mss
62 There are some 8,000 manuscripts of the Latin Vulgate and at least 1,000 for the other early versions. Add to that over 4,000 (now 6,000) Greek manuscript copies of portions of the NT. Besides all this, much of the NT can be reproduced from the quotations of the early Christian writers. AT Robertson
63 LINGUISTIC ü Language ü Text ü Lexicography
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