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1. media.johnknoxinstitute.org › hm_allPrinciples of Scripture Interpretation - John Knox Institute

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   The lectures in this module are designed to teach a believer how to interpret and study the Bible himself. Paul wrote, in 2 Timothy, chapter 2, and verse 15, “Study to show thyself approved unto

2. www.academia.edu › 63263903 › Holman_Illustrated(PDF) Holman Illustrated Bible Dictionary: Completely Revised ...

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   Holman Illustrated Bible Dictionary: Completely Revised, Updated and Expanded Edited by Chad Brand, Charles Draper, and Archie England.

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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. www.readthrutheword.com › pdf › 21 KJVGlossary - KJVKJV GLOSSARY and BIBLE DICTIONARY - Read Thru The Word

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   be able to understand. If you need to know the meaning of a specific word or phrase, you can refer to your KJV Bible Glossary & Dictionary for many of such words and phrases. The more words for which you know the meaning, the better reader you will be in every subject. This booklet was created specially for this purpose.

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

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   A type is not an especially easy thing to define. Scofield defines it this way: A type is a divinely purposed illustration of some truth. It may be: (1) a person (Rom 5:14); (2) an event (1 Cor 10:11); (3) a thing (Heb 10:19-20); (4) an institution (Heb 9:11-12); or, (5) a ceremonial (1 Cor 5:7).

6. www.bridgeway.org.au › books › BibleDictionaryBridgeway Bible Dictionary - Bridgeway Publications

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   Bible Dictionary. The ‘bridge’ element in the title reflects the aim of all Bridgeway books, which is to bridge two gaps at once – the gap between the word of the Bible and the world of today, and the gap between the technical reference works and the ordinary reader. God’s Word gives meaning to life, but only if peop le read and obey it.

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   What does the word 'fool' mean in the Bible?

   • In biblical usage, the word ‘fool’ has a wide range of meanings. Among these there is the usual variety of everyday meanings where the word applies to those who are careless, thoughtless, stupid, foolish, wicked or easily led (1 Sam 25:25; Prov 7:7; 9:13; 10:23; 17:7,18; 24:30; Matt 25:2; 2 Cor 11:16-20; 2 Tim 2:23).

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   What is the present-day reader's understanding of the Bible?

   • Concerning the present-day reader’s understanding of the Bible see INTERPRETATION; QUOTATIONS. The first book of the Bible, Genesis (meaning ‘origin’ or ‘beginning’), opens with a brief account of the creation of the world, chiefly as an introduction to the story of the people who live in the world.

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   What happens if you read the Bible only from a personal perspective?

   • Those who read the Bible only from the perspective of their immediate personal circumstances, who forget that the passage was originally written to somebody else, cut short the interpretive process and, thus, miss some of what the text says.

   INTRODUCTION to BIBLICAL INTERPRETATION

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   What does 'justify' mean in the Bible?

   • Most commonly the Bible uses the word ‘justify’ in what might be called a legal sense. The picture is that of a courtroom where the righteous person is the one whom the judge declares to be right. The person is justified. In other words, to justify means to declare righteous, to declare to be in the right, to vindicate.

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   What is part 2 of the Book of Jubilees?

   • Part 2 presents the interpretations of the story of Sodom and Gomorrah in the Book of Jubilees (16:1-9), the Dead Sea Scrolls, the book of Revelation (11:2-8), the Targumim, and the relevant pas- f118 / Religious Studies Review sages in the Koran and its early commentaries.

   (PDF) Holman Illustrated Bible Dictionary: Completely Revised, Updated

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   What is the future aspect of the Bible?

   • The future aspect is that believers will experience the fulfilment of their salvation at the return of Jesus Christ (Rom 8:24; 13:11; Phil 3:20; 1 Thess 5:9; Heb 9:28; 1 Peter 1:5; see RESURRECTION). A Samaritan was an inhabitant of Samaria, but there was a difference between the Samaria of the Old Testament and the Samaria of the New.

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8. files.tyndale.com › 978/1/4143-1945-2Tyndale Bible Dictionary

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   The dictionary also has comprehensive articles on all the books of the Bible, significant words in the Bible, translations of the Bible, manuscripts of the Bible, and the canon of Scripture (including articles on apocryphal and pseudepigraphal books).