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1. www.biblestudyguide.org › Topical › BiblicalTypologyBiblical Typology - Bible Study Guide

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   For centuries, many people have suggested a disharmony between the ideas of salvation by faith and the necessity of baptism. In this lesson, we examine two examples of typology which make it clear that obedience to the faith is a scriptural concept.

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2. tcemission.org › 2018 › 02Types, Shadows, and Patterns in Scripture A type is not an ...

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   churches than any other Bible. Scofield details one hundred twenty-eight types, shadows and symbols in his Bible. In order to fully study the types listed, you will need to refer to the excellent notes in the Scofield Bible. The table below lists those examples, with both Scripture note references and antitype or symbol references. Type, Shadow or

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3. www.bethanyipcmm.org › wp-content › uploadsINTRODUCTION to BIBLICAL INTERPRETATION

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   nature of meaning, and the increased influence of postmodernism, to name a few. Several important translations and versions of the Bible have appeared. We have been gratified to witness the widespread use of the first edition of this book since it was published. It has served as a textbook in many classes in colleges and seminaries. It has been

4. media.johnknoxinstitute.org › hm_04Principles of Scripture Interpretation - John Knox Institute

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   include, for example, books or portions of books in the Old Testament, such as the law, and the teaching of the prophets. These are largely given in terms of clear, and systematic instruction.

5. www.bestbiblecommentaries.com › wp-content › uploadsVine's Complete Expository Dictionary of Old and New ...

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   This Expository Dictionary seeks to present about 500 significant terms of the Old Testament for lay readers who are not familiar with Hebrew. It describes the frequency, usage, and meaning of these terms as fully as possible. No source has been ignored in seeking to bring the latest Hebrew scholarship to the student who seeks it. It is hoped that

6. lifemoreabundantpa.com › skin › frontendProphetic Symbols: Interpreting Bible Prophecy

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   Prophetic Symbols: Interpreting Bible Prophecy Spoken since the beginning of the world (Luke 1:70), Bible prophecies are testaments of Jesus Christ, given freely for all to understand (Rev 1:1), but especially to those who honor and obey Him (2 Thessalonians 2:9-12).

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   What are Bible prophecies?

   • Spoken since the beginning of the world (Luke 1:70), Bible prophecies are testaments of Jesus Christ, given freely for all to understand (Rev 1:1), but especially to those who honor and obey Him (2 Thessalonians 2:9-12).

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   What if a passage contradicts other parts of the Bible?

   • An interpretation of any passage must be compared with what we read in the other parts of Scripture. The Bible is one united book, without any conflict between its various parts. So if any interpretation truly contradicts the clear teaching of any other portions of the Bible, then we know it must be ruled out from the beginning.

   Principles of Scripture Interpretation - John Knox Institute

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   What are some examples of narrative portions of Scripture?

   • So it would include, for example, books, or portions of books in the Old Testament, such as Genesis, Joshua, Judges, Ruth, Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther, or, I and II Samuel, I and II Kings, and I and II Chronicles, and so on. All of these contain narrative portions of Scripture.

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   Are all references from the Bible copyrighted?

   • Our goal in writing this book is to help answer these questions, 1 1. Unless otherwise noted, all Scripture references are from the Holy Bible, New InternationalVersion (NIV), copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, International Bible Society and are used by permission.

   INTRODUCTION to BIBLICAL INTERPRETATION

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   How do you read Bible prophecy?

   • When reading Bible prophecy, it is important to apply God’s given rules (see the study: William Miller’s 14 Rules of Bible Interpretation) for understanding and interpreting the symbols and figures, recognizing that symbolic prophecies have literal statements interspersed, which serve as a key for the rest: i.e. they have a mixed character.

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   What is the purpose of prophecy?

   • The purpose of all prophecy, however unconditional, is to drive men back to God... There is always hope in repentance’ (in loc.). R. S. Cripps in his commentary points out that in the view of many it is ‘a solemn warning, the spiritual application of the prediction of judgment upon the nation Israel’.

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8. theologicalstudies.org.uk › pdf › judgment_morrisThe Biblical Doctrine of Judgment - TheologicalStudies.org.uk

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   The basic Old Testament idea about judgment may be summed up very simply in the words of Deuteronomy i. 17, ‘the judgement is God’s’. This is not to deny that there is much in the Old Testament about the judgment of man as well as about that of God.