Exam 1 Study Questions BIB 213 Hermeneutics

Handling accurately  the Word of Truth

• Hermeneutics

• Exegesis

• Eisegesis

• Inspiration

Define Exegesis

• Exegesis is reading OUT of a text its God intended meaning

• Exegesis is the process of translating a text into another language.
• Exegesis refers to the historical context of a text.
• Exegesis is a type of literary genre.

• define Eisegesis

• Eisegesis is the objective analysis of a text's original meaning.
• reading INTO a text a meaning not intended by the original author

• Eisegesis refers to the literal interpretation of scripture without personal influence.
• Eisegesis is a method of translating texts into different languages.

• the Biblical authors were led or influenced by God

• Inspiration

• Illumination

• Inerrancy

• analogy of faith/analogy of Scripture

the process where the Holy Spirit helps someone gain understanding of God's Word

• Inerrancy

• Inspiration

• Illumination

• Eisegesis

• the Bible is without error or fault in all its teaching

• Inerrancy

• Illumination

• Inspiration

• analogy of faith/analogy of Scripture

scripture should interpret scripture; taught by Reformers

• analogy of faith/analogy of Scripture

• sensus plenior

• plenary verbal inspiration

• perspicuity of Scripture

• used by the term biblical exegesis to describe a supposed deeper meaning intended by God but not intended by the human author.

• sensus plenior

• plenary verbal inspiration

• perspicuity of Scripture

• progressive revelation

• gives a greater role to the human writers while maintaining a belief that God preserved the integrity of the words of the Bible

• plenary verbal inspiration

• sensus plenior

• perspicuity of Scripture

• allegorical interpretation

• clarity of scripture

• allegorical interpretation

• perspicuity of Scripture

• progressive revelation

• grammatical-historical interpretation-