principles of interpretation part 2 Flashcards

1
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list ten principles of interpretation

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  • the grammatical historical method
  • illumination by the holy spirit
  • the clarity of scripture
  • adaption to the human mind
  • progressive revelation
  • scripture as it’s own interpreter
  • the unity of scripture and centrality of Christ
  • multiple witness of truth
  • one primary meaning, many applications
  • use of logic
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2
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when and how was the modern Pentecostal movement started

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early 1900’s by a group people who believed they could read scripture plainly and clearly.

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3
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how does the bible express truth

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in human vocabulary and through patterns

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4
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is the spiritual responsibility on the individual greater in the OT or in the NT

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NT

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5
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if you want to understand a difficult passage, where should you look first

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in other passages that address the same spiritual principle

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6
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what is the central theme of all scripture

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salvation of humanity

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7
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which two beliefs are at the core of modern science

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rationalism - opinions and actions should be based on reason rather than religious beliefs.
empiricism - that knowledge can only come from what we can determine with our senses.

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