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examine language/text of Scripture
details of interpreting |
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| Biblical Theology aspects |
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ID doctrine of text
not philosophical approach |
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| study truth as progressive revelation in context |
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| side reference for Theology |
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| historical Theology aspects |
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fallible human checkpoint
man's observations, interpretations |
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| main presupposition(s) to general theology |
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| interpretative presupposition(s) to gen. theology |
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use normal/plain reading
prioritize NT
use proof texts |
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| approach presupposition(s) to gen. theology |
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| balance of systematic + Biblical Theology |
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| personal presupposition(s)/requirement(s) for gen. theology |
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believe
think
depend on Holy Spirit, other ppl
worship |
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| God's message, codified in the Bible, communicated by various means |
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| God superintended the Bible's human authors so that they composed and recorded without error His message to mankind in the words of their original writings |
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| belief that the Bible's writers were genius men who did not need any supernatural help |
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| belief that the Bible's writers were Spirit-filled and guided as much as any Christian author |
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| belief that within the inspired Bible, some parts are more inspired than others |
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| belief that the Bible's ideas are inspired but not its words |
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| belief that the Bible becomes God's word when Christ speaks to us through its pages |
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| list of books that met certain tests/rules, thus considered authoritative and become our rule of life |
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| study of the principles of interpretation |
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