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- Author: Willie Green
- Publisher: Willie Green
- ISBN-10: 1917667981
- ISBN-13: 9781917667982
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.4 cm, hardcover
- Language: English
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Why Proper Hermeneutics Are Important by Willie Green offers a compelling defense of faithful biblical interpretation grounded in authorial intent. Green examines various hermeneutical approaches, emphasizing the importance of understanding Scripture as the original authors intended. His "one interpretation, many applications" philosophy highlights how the Bible's meaning remains singular and authoritative, though its applications can vary across contexts.
Drawing from notable theological scholars and hermeneutical philosophies, Green explores how modern, subjective interpretations can lead to confusion and division. He also addresses common interpretative errors and their potential to distort Christian teachings, offering practical guidance for readers seeking clarity and consistency in their study of Scripture.
Whether you are a scholar, student, or believer committed to deepening your understanding of the Bible, this book provides a thoughtful and rigorous approach to biblical interpretation, equipping you with the tools to engage Scripture with confidence and insight.
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- Author: Willie Green
- Publisher: Willie Green
- ISBN-10: 1917667981
- ISBN-13: 9781917667982
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.4 cm, hardcover
- Language: English English
Why Proper Hermeneutics Are Important by Willie Green offers a compelling defense of faithful biblical interpretation grounded in authorial intent. Green examines various hermeneutical approaches, emphasizing the importance of understanding Scripture as the original authors intended. His "one interpretation, many applications" philosophy highlights how the Bible's meaning remains singular and authoritative, though its applications can vary across contexts.
Drawing from notable theological scholars and hermeneutical philosophies, Green explores how modern, subjective interpretations can lead to confusion and division. He also addresses common interpretative errors and their potential to distort Christian teachings, offering practical guidance for readers seeking clarity and consistency in their study of Scripture.
Whether you are a scholar, student, or believer committed to deepening your understanding of the Bible, this book provides a thoughtful and rigorous approach to biblical interpretation, equipping you with the tools to engage Scripture with confidence and insight.
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