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The lectures in this module are designed to teach a believer how to interpret and study the Bible himself. Paul wrote, in 2 Timothy, chapter 2, and verse 15, “Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.” In this pas-
Welcome to this course on Methods for Bible Study: Understanding Bible Interpretation. This course deals with an introduction to hermeneutics, the process of interpreting and understanding the Scriptures. It is the frame-work for how to interpret what we find as we read and study the Bible.
Introduction. It is vitally important that every person study the Bible properly in order to understand the truths it reveals. For, you see, a knowledge and understanding of those truths, along with obedience to them, are essential to the salvation of one’s soul (John 8:32).
Introduction to Biblical Theology. by James B. Jordan. 1. What is Meant by Biblical Theology. “Theology” is language (logos) about God (theos). We can distinguish two broad kinds of theology: Biblical Theology and Ecclesiastical Theology.
The meaning of any passage is one, even though it may have a number of levels of meanings as in prophecy, and we must do all we can to find this meaning: but the application may be many. The Bible is a book which teaches by principles as well as by precept. The principle may be plainly stated or it may have to be
theology is an in-depth study of the Holy Bible to discover what God has said about Himself, His purposes, His plans, and His promises. THE SUBJECTS OF THEOLOGY The major subjects of theology includes the study of: -Paterology: The study of God, the Father. -Christology: The study of the Son, Jesus Christ.
This definition indicates that systematic theology involves collecting and understanding all the relevant passages in the Bible on various topics and then summarizing their teachings clearly so that we know what
