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Prophecy Update #812 – Normies
Prophecy Update #812 - Normies
TOPIC
Hermeneutics is the study of how to interpret the Bible. What principles & methods do we follow? Why do we follow them? Our ‘hermeneutic’ emphasizes a literal, grammatical-historical approach to interpreting the Bible. Here is what we mean.
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“First – We read the Bible in its plain, literal sense, considering the normal meaning of words and phrases. We acknowledge the use of literary devices like metaphors and symbols but we seek to understand them within their literal context.
Second – Reading the Bible this way we conclude that there is a clear distinction between ethnic Israel and the Church they are separate entities with distinct roles in God’s overall plan.
We can reduce all that to one word: Normal. We read the Bible the way we normally would other literature, taking into account its genre and setting and the author’s intent.
Bible characters read the Bible as Normies, and that includes prophecy. For example, Daniel was a captive exile in Babylon.”
Second – Reading the Bible this way we conclude that there is a clear distinction between ethnic Israel and the Church they are separate entities with distinct roles in God’s overall plan.
We can reduce all that to one word: Normal. We read the Bible the way we normally would other literature, taking into account its genre and setting and the author’s intent.
Bible characters read the Bible as Normies, and that includes prophecy. For example, Daniel was a captive exile in Babylon.”
Prophecy Update #812 – Normies appeared first on Calvary Hanford.
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Prophecy Update #812 - Normies
TOPIC
Hermeneutics is the study of how to interpret the Bible. What principles & methods do we follow? Why do we follow them? Our ‘hermeneutic’ emphasizes a literal, grammatical-historical approach to interpreting the Bible. Here is what we mean.
DOWNLOAD THE AUDIO
READ THE NOTES
FROM THE UPDATE
“First – We read the Bible in its plain, literal sense, considering the normal meaning of words and phrases. We acknowledge the use of literary devices like metaphors and symbols but we seek to understand them within their literal context.
Second – Reading the Bible this way we conclude that there is a clear distinction between ethnic Israel and the Church they are separate entities with distinct roles in God’s overall plan.
We can reduce all that to one word: Normal. We read the Bible the way we normally would other literature, taking into account its genre and setting and the author’s intent.
Bible characters read the Bible as Normies, and that includes prophecy. For example, Daniel was a captive exile in Babylon.”
Second – Reading the Bible this way we conclude that there is a clear distinction between ethnic Israel and the Church they are separate entities with distinct roles in God’s overall plan.
We can reduce all that to one word: Normal. We read the Bible the way we normally would other literature, taking into account its genre and setting and the author’s intent.
Bible characters read the Bible as Normies, and that includes prophecy. For example, Daniel was a captive exile in Babylon.”
Prophecy Update #812 – Normies appeared first on Calvary Hanford.