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Bible Study Methods (2013) episodes
- 14, Part 1 - Biblical Application: The Principle of the ThingHendricks, Living by the Book, chapter 43 (1st edition)/chapter 46 (2nd edition)51 min
- 36 min
- 13, Part 2 - Biblical Application: The Value of Application and Four Steps in ApplicationHendricks, Living by the Book, chapters 39-401 hr 42 min
- 13, Part 1 - Biblical Application: The Value of ApplicationAlso includes Acts 9, Exodus 20, 2 Chronicles 7:14, Jeremiah 18:6-10Hendricks, Living by the Book, chapter 391 hr 40 min
- 12, Part 2 - Biblical Interpretation: Review of Habakkuk 3:17-19Hendricks, Living by the Book Workbook, chapters 50-5238 min
- 12, Part 1 - Biblical Interpretation: Hazards to Avoid. Figurative SpeechHedricks, Living by the Book Workbook chapters 47, 49, and 55.Begin Habakkuk43 min
- 11, Part 2 - Principals of HermeneuticsPrincipals of Hermeneutics.The Bible as a Divine BookHendricks, Living by the BookAssignment:Read Hendricks, Living by the Book Workbook, chapters 49-54. Continue working on the assignments in Habakkuk and reading through Habakkuk.35 min
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- 10, Part 2 - History of Biblical InterpretationHistory of Biblical Interpretation - Calvin and the Protestant Reformation through the 20th CenturyHendricks, Living by the Book, chapters 33-35Assignment:Read Hendricks, Living by the Book Workbook, chapters 49-54. Continue working on the assignments in Habakkuk and reading through Habakkuk.41 min
- 10, Part 1 - The Golden Rule of Interpretation. Hendricks Chapters 33 through 35History of Biblical Interpretation - Review and Begin History from Luther and the Protestant ReformationAllegorical InterpretationHendricks, Living by the Book, chapters 33-3538 min
About Bible Study Methods (2013)
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This Bible Study Methods course is designed to provide a practical guide and exercises to enable the student of the Bible to be able to read the Bible more intelligently, to research basic questions about the Bible, to understand the basic principles of interpretation of Scripture with a view toward applying the Bible more consistently in their life.
That the student can learn how to read the Bible intelligently for themselves, how to use basic study tools to investigate and research basic is