How to understand your Bible / T. Norton Sterrett.

By:

Sterrett, T. Norton

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Downers Grove, Ill. : InterVarsity Press, [1974]Edition: Rev. edDescription: 179 p. ; 21 cmISBN:

0877846383 :

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

BL220.6

Contents:

I. Basic considerations -- 1. Personal Bible study is a must -- 2. Who can understand the Bible? -- 3. The importance of proper understanding -- 4. The point of departure -- 5. Using the right tools -- 6. How to proceed -- II. General principles -- 7. Considering the context -- 8. Understanding the words -- 9. Understanding the grammar -- 10. Grasping the author's intention -- 11. Studying the background -- 12. Interpreting Scripture by Scripture -- III. Special principles -- 13. Figure of speech -- 14. Symbols -- 15. Types -- 16. Parables and allegories -- 17. Hebrew idioms -- 18. Hebrew poetry -- 19. Prophecy -- 20. Doctrine -- 21. The relation of the Old and New Testaments -- IV. Personal application -- 22. Responding to God's word.

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I. Basic considerations --
1. Personal Bible study is a must --
2. Who can understand the Bible? --
3. The importance of proper understanding --
4. The point of departure --
5. Using the right tools --
6. How to proceed --
II. General principles --
7. Considering the context --
8. Understanding the words --
9. Understanding the grammar --
10. Grasping the author's intention --
11. Studying the background --
12. Interpreting Scripture by Scripture --
III. Special principles --
13. Figure of speech --
14. Symbols --
15. Types --
16. Parables and allegories --
17. Hebrew idioms --
18. Hebrew poetry --
19. Prophecy --
20. Doctrine --
21. The relation of the Old and New Testaments --
IV. Personal application --
22. Responding to God's word.

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