BI101 Introducing Biblical Interpretation: Contexts and Resources (Referenced to Logos 5)

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Every Bible student knows that the Bible is a vast, complex book. While some of its contents can be understood by a child, much of the Bible requires careful thought. How do we interpret the Bible correctly? Why do biblical scholars disagree on interpretation? Dr. Mike Heiser introduces students to the science and art of Bible interpretation. The Bible is a book written for us, but not to us, and so accurate interpretation needs to be informed by the ancient worldview of the biblical writers, their historical circumstances, cultural and religious beliefs and attitudes of their day, literary genre, and the original languages of the Bible. Students are introduced to tools aimed at developing competence in all these areas.

Introduction to the Course

Introduction to the Course

Introduction to the Course

2m

Obstacles to Interpretation

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Introduction: Meaning Is Not Self-Evident

Introduction: Meaning Is Not Self-Evident

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Seeing the Bible in Context

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Reading Isn’t Seeing

Reading Isn’t Seeing

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Worldview Context

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Introduction to Worldview Context

Introduction to Worldview Context

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Literary Context

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Introduction to Literary Context

Introduction to Literary Context

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Linguistic Context

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Introduction to Linguistic Context

Introduction to Linguistic Context

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Application

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The Need for Application

The Need for Application

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