Biblical Hermeneutics

Milton S. Terry

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The classic seminary treatise on interpreting the Old and New Testaments, revised by Terry himself. It covers the grammatical and historical method, figurative language, parables, types and prophecy, and closes with a history of biblical exegesis.

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