Lesson 7 – Principles Of Interpretation (Part 1) – Lesson Review Flashcards

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  1. What are the three major elements involved in interpreting a text?
    a.
    b.
    c.
A

a. The author
b. The Tex
c. The reader

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  1. What does postmodern thinking recognise?
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Truth cannot exist in a completely objective vacuum

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  1. Each individual comes to the text with what?
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Presuppositions, assumptions and beliefs

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  1. What should we do with our preconceived ideas?
A

We should at knowledge them and take them into account when evaluating our interpretation

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  1. What is the hermeneutical spiral?
A

A process in which we start with an assumption of what the text mean, use it to interpret scripture, modify our assumptions based on what we learn and then look at the text again for a better interpretation based on our understanding

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  1. What are the two main methods of interpreting Scripture?
    a.
    b.
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a. The Grammatical-historical method

b. The Allegorical method

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  1. Why should we avoid the allegorical method of interpretation?
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The allegorical method is subjective, there is no way to know what the correct interpretation is with certainty

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Q
  1. What is necessary for an individual to understand all the Scriptures and to apply them to the life?
A

The illumination of the Holy Spirit/Ghost

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  1. Spiritual illumination does not supersede what?
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Biblical truth

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