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| a descriptive title for series of critical disciplines/perspective that refer to different focal elements as expressed in the text |
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| Seeks to analyze the individual statements or traditions within the text in order to determine what the sociological conditions were of the early community that caused them to remember the event while forgetting other events |
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| seeks to reconstruct the historical context in order to evaluate whether the text is intended to be taken historically, or to be understood in terms of narrative based on historical evidence |
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| seeks to understand the literary type or genre encountered in the text |
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| the anaylsis of available evidence to determine the original text of the Bible |
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| is a method of analyzing certain portions of the Bible which appear to have been created by an editing process in which redactors(editors,compliers) have a combined various source document into the form that we see in the Bible |
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| is a discipline within the broader study of rhetoric whereby the researcher seeks to understand those communicative principles that shape the passing on of information in a formal manner |
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| examination of scripture seeking to discern the significance of literary Biblical text through sociological theory and cultural anthropology |
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| a subdivision of Historical Criticism which seeks to discern original authorship |
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| seeks to idenitfy the resources used by a writer to develop the theological statement in the text. |
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| examination of biblical text based upon understanding the linguistic structures of the text |
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| raises questins regarding the reliability of the text itself. What is the nature of the text, where did it come from, how reliable is the text. |
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| attempts to understand how certain traditions were passed down prior to writing of the text. Some of these traditions may have been oral traditions, some written |
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| 14 books inter-testamental peroid |
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| Greek five scrolls, 1st 5 books = Torah |
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| official list, authetic scripture |
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| pronouncement (presumably inspired) |
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"uncovered" Daniel is the only book in OT that is |
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| Hebrew etymology (trickster) whose idenity is renamed and consecrated Israel |
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Home to david alluded to in generality as Israel |
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| first revognized adoption of name by 10 Northern tribes who succeeded creating a cultural schism with remaining counterpart Tribe of Judah |
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| inhabitants of Judahm substantively the people dwelling in the Southern Tribal area and central governing complex of Sacramental Sovereignty and Governmental Administrative Nation-State. |
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People of Judah, Judeans (generally : people of Hebrew speaking ancestery) |
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| scattering exiled from homeland or regional area |
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| hebrew blended with Armenian and Greek Hellenistic |
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| Ascetic/Monastic Society credited with Dead Sea Scrolls |
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| A transitional early manuscript form of a book used to replace scrolls |
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