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What is the goal of hermeneutics? Are the Scriptures all-sufficient? What are exegesis and eisegesis?

As we continue in this series, and in our pursuit of holding fast to the word of life as our guide, we now consider the following questions: Since the Scriptures don't clearly teach of a rapture, where does this teaching come from? What is this false teaching's effect on the church?

Romans 1:1-17 INTRODUCTION Many, although certainly not all, commentators recognise this as the introductory section of the letter. It contains many features typical of the openings of ancient letters and more specifically of Paul. It is probably also appropriate to follow the NRSV paragraphs in seeing…

Zephaniah 3:14-17 – ‘A song of joy’ Whilst covering all aspects of good exegesis, with the exception of application, Osborne has written mainly on the “technical” characteristics relating to this passage. Approximately 60% of his commentary relates to variation in translations, grammatical and syntactical…

Nehemiah 8:1-6 (NIV) 1 all the people assembled as one man in the square before the Water Gate. They told Ezra the scribe to bring out the Book of the Law of Moses, which the Lord had commanded for Israel. 8 So on the first day of the seventh month Ezra the priest brought the Law before the assembly,…

Assignment Andrew Hodge 7th June 2005 The hermeneutic of Galatians 2:20 Focusing on Paul’s public rebuke of Peter, in defence of the Gospel. Presented, abridged, to the Adult Bible Class, Grace Gospel Community Church Sunday 5th June 2005 Context The Bible It is no longer sufficient to say “I believe…

Introduction Sermon text with italics and bold and John 3:16 and Eph. Literary Context: The immediate context of Ephesians 5.15-33 falls within the second half of Ephesians, acting as a transitional passage, the culmination of the numerous number of imperatives Paul uses beginning at Ephesians 4.25.…