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In this lesson we begin to look at different figures of the Bible, including things such as a parable, allegory, and metonymy.

What are the different dispensations of time? What are the testaments we have? Under which testament and in which dispensation do we live?

What is hermeneutics? Why study hermeneutics? What are the requirements of hermeneutics? What is the route of inspiration for the Bible?

There are four things examined in this lesson in relation to how God authorizes: 1) Explicit Statements, 2) Implicit Statements, 3) Approved/Binding Examples, and 4) Expediency.

In this lesson we continue looking at different figures of the Bible, including Apostrophe, Personification, Interrogation, Prolepsis, and Parallelism.

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

This lesson is an example of how understanding the history of when the events of the Bible occurred will help us better understand what the Bible says. Specifically, this lesson looks at the history of special suppers and banquets.

How should we treat the silence of the Scriptures in relation to what is authorized? Does the silence of Scriptures authorize, permit, or forbid?

Is work by man required for salation? If so, do the works of man earn him salvation? Is God also involved in our salvation? If works are required by man, what works are required?

What are circumstances and conditions? Which ones are binding?

Each Sunday night children gather in our sanctuary for a group with the odd name of Awana. It is an acronym that is based on 2 Timothy 2:15. Awana stands for “Approved Workman are Not Ashamed”. The idea is that Awana is the place where children can learn the Bible taught faithfully and accurately. Children…

Who’s Your Mama? Galatians 4:21-5:1 The people of Kilgore Bible Church love the Bible. (Can I get an “amen”?) We love the Bible because we hear God’s voice in the Bible; he speaks to us through the words on these pages. We love the Bible because we love Jesus, and we see Jesus in the pages of this book.…

Introduction We used to live in Kentucky. In our town was a church that believed you must observe the Lord’s Supper with wine, not grape juice, since that is what Jesus used. As I recall, they also met in an upper room. Ridiculous, you probably say. Why would that matter? What possible good is served…

INTRODUCTION TO BIBLICAL HERMENEUTICS (BSHM5310) New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary Dr. Walter E. Brown (WBrown@nobts.edu) Dr. Craig Price (CPrice@nobts.edu) January 2006 I. SEMINARY MISSION STATEMENT: The mission of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary is to equip leaders to fulfill the Great…

Select all the text in this box and paste your sermon here... Introduction We have mentioned that the Bible has to be read literally. And that by that we mean that we need to get the literal sense of the text and read it accordingly in order to get a proper understanding. To clarify, we recognize that…

Introduction The Question Stated By what means are we to come to the knowledge of God and of ourselves through Holy Scripture? Given what we understand to be the purposes of the scriptures, we may put the question this way: "What are we to do with this sacred deposit of divine truth in order to be made…

1 Introduction Exodus 20: 1 - 26 “He who knows how to distinguish Gospel from Law should thank God and know that he is a theologian.” This statement from Martin Luther makes me wonder at times how effective a theologian I really am. Few things are more difficult to master than the biblical teaching about…