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| working within the whole context of a verse or passage so it can be correctly understood and assessed |
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| nonliterary; not written for the public but for individual(s) |
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| an artistic literary form intended for the public |
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| a liturgical formula of praise to God |
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| theology written for or brought to bear on the task at hand |
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| a brief notation in the margin |
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| the idea that a person's beliefs, values, and practices should be understood based on that person's own culture |
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| the Christian understanding of the final events |
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