Verbum et Ecclesia · 2008 · 11 citations · 3 references
HumanitiesReligious StudiesHermeneuticsScriptural StudiesTextual StudiesModern HermeneuticsTheological HermeneuticsHermeneutic TraditionHermeneutics Of MeaningScripture Interpretation
In this article the intrinsic relationship between our views on and our use of scripture is proposed. This relationship is described in terms of two basic components of the reformed understanding of scripture, namely the accommodative and performative nature thereof. This is followed by an exposition of two fundamental misunderstandings pertaining to the abovementioned components as well as some suggestions for the profiling of a hermeneutics of expectancy.
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Emmett Willard Hamrick, Ludwig Köhler, A. Stewart Todd · Journal of Biblical Literature · 1959 · 102 citations
READING TO HEAR: A HERMENEUTICS OF HEARING
Klyne Snodgrass · Horizons in Biblical Theology · 2002 · 16 citations