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A Symposium on Biblical Hermeneutics

Gordon M. Hyde (ed.)

  • 285 pages
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Biblical scholars trace how the Bible has been read from Jewish interpretation in the apostolic age to the modern historical-critical method. It also sets out general principles of interpretation and applies them to prophecy and to science and Scripture.

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