1. Make the text about something other than Jesus 2. Force the text to fit into your pre-made theological mold 3. Do not bother to consider whether your implications and applications have an organic relationship with the text. 4. Exalt… Continue Reading
Author: Dan McCartney and Charles Clayton Pages: 378pgs Publisher: P & R Publishing Price: 11.55 Genre: Biblical Interpretation/Hermeneutics Quick Summary: This book looks like it may be written as an introduction to hermeneutics, but I am not certain that it… Continue Reading
One of my favorite professors so far has been Dr. Robert Plummer. Few people could make an 8:00 Greek class exciting. Dr. Plummer is one of those few people. He has a noticeable passion for Jesus and teaches in a… Continue Reading
An amazing resource for any serious Bible student is Biblearc.com. If you are unfamiliar with arcing then head over to bible arc and check it out. I will warn you, arcing is a huge brain strain, but the payoff is… Continue Reading