BI131 Introducing Literary Interpretation

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Many of us read the Bible a passage or verse at a time. In this course, Dr. Jeannine Brown shows the importance of understanding biblical books as a whole. With her clear and simple approach, Dr. Brown demonstrates three methods to help you grasp the specific messages intended by Old Testament and New Testament authors. Learn about the different literary genres in Scripture and see how authors used certain genres to communicate their message. Discover how to read a passage in its literary context, and understand the importance of the Bible’s historical setting.

Introduction

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Introducing the Speaker

Introducing the Speaker

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Terms and Goals of Interpretation

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Exegesis and Contextualization

Exegesis and Contextualization

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Key Values for Exegesis

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Three Ways of Hearing the Author

Three Ways of Hearing the Author

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A Closer Look at Genre

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Narrative

Narrative

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A Closer Look at Literary Context

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Historic Practices of the Church and the Academy

Historic Practices of the Church and the Academy

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A Closer Look at Historical Setting

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Context

Context

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Putting It All Together

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Genre, Literary Context, and Historical Setting

Genre, Literary Context, and Historical Setting

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Presuppositions in Biblical Interpretation

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Points of Reference

Points of Reference

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Conclusion

Awareness of What We Bring

Awareness of What We Bring

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Appendix: Screencasts

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Using Logos Dictionaries to Define Key Terms

Using Logos Dictionaries to Define Key Terms

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