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Christ the King Reformed Church

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Truth in Love Network

19:49

Heaven

HYN

Have You Not Read

over 2 years ago

16:47

It's called is is there a meaning in this text the Bible the reader and the morality of literary knowledge

19:51

Have You Not Read S3:E12 - Heaven

SBC

Sunnyside Baptist Church

over 2 years ago

16:46

It's called Is There a Meaning in This Text?

57:23

Ascertaining the Meaning of Scripture

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

almost 9 years ago

18:07

No, that's literal. That's called crass literalism. When we read the Bible, we read the Bible according to the literature that it is written. We have several different kinds. I'm going to give you a few examples.

33:56

How Do You Know When to Take the Bible Literally?

TBB

The Bible Bashed Podcast

about 2 years ago

11:31

You know, the Bible has wisdom statements. The Bible has historical narratives. So you read it on its own terms based on what kind of information is presented. And so, yeah, you read it like literally, like according to the laws of literature and language, right?

1:25:39

Observation to Interpretation

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 4 years ago

35:48

The meaning of the text is the scripture. Because when the guy says, oh, I don't interpret it, I just read it. No, you come away with a meaning. And it's either right or wrong. And the most dangerous people in the world are the people who come away with a wrong interpretation and say, thus saith the Lord.

36:10

Reading the Bible Existentially

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

about 10 years ago

5:25

All right. I'm going to add the ly on the end because now what I'm talking about is vastly different than this even though it uses a similar term because when I talk about reading the Bible existentially what I mean is that when we read the Bible we need to read the Bible with an eye toward the existence of the individuals that we are reading about and I do think that this is absolutely one of the things that we miss in our Bible reading and in our study because so many people get so lost in the characterization of the Bible people that it becomes more like Romeo and Juliet or Hamlet or some other story where there's always this search for a moral.

45:55

How Not to Read Your Bible | Theocast

Theocast

almost 6 years ago

16:21

Well, I think that, there's two answers to your question. One, what I'm trying to get at is that the act of reading is not promised in scripture for you to have spiritual benefits. Because what some people think is, if I read these holy words, it's almost like they're charms.

1:03:05

Biblical Literacy, Evening Session, January 26, 2025

MZC

Mount Zion Community Church

over 1 year ago

19:05

And it had that meaning before you were ever born. And it will have that meaning long after you're gone. So what it means to you doesn't matter. And biblical literacy seeks to understand and apply the actual meaning.

1:19:16

From Observation to Interpretation

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

about 7 years ago

50:05

I say no. I interpret the Bible literarily. Literarily, meaning that I interpret the Bible according to the genre of literature that is being presented in that book. The Bible is filled with all kinds of different genres of literature, didactic, historic, narrative, poetry, apocalyptic, and each one has hermeneutical rules for interpretation.

50:46

How To Read Your Bible (part 2)

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 3 years ago

8:55

What about literary type? Here's how I teach this passage, but this is not the meaning of the text. Take a look at verse 1 again. You'll teach it this way if you don't know genre first you walk near the wicked people and Before you know it you get really comfortable.

56:09

Commonly Misinterpreted Passages (pt-2)

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

about 20 years ago

0:28

It is inspired literature. But it is literature with all kinds of genres and all kinds of syntax and diction all kinds of things. We want to make sure we understand what the author intended. It does no good to read the Bible and not understand what God Wants you to understand through one of the men Who he has chosen to write it and so 2nd Timothy chapter 2 15 will give us a springboard of why it's so important To study properly.

48:17

7 - Biblical Hermeneutics, Incorrect Models of Interpretation

SFE

Striving for Eternity Videos

almost 7 years ago

38:59

What did he mean by what he wrote? That's the issue. We're going to teach a literary model or a literary hermeneutic of interpretation. A literary interpretation of the Bible. So, a literary or literal or normal, however you end up wanting to do it, is this.

25:51

Figures of Speech in the Bible

NCR

No Compromise Radio

almost 16 years ago

10:06

They're not for mystical kind of allegorical spiritualization. That's not what is going on. Earl Rodmacher said behind every figure of speech is a literal meaning, and by means of the historical, grammatical exegesis of the text, these literal meanings are to be sought out.

53:43

8 - Biblical Hermeneutics, The Importance of Context

SFE

Striving for Eternity Videos

almost 7 years ago

36:20

So we have to understand what the literary interpretation is. In other words, when we want to understand its spiritual context, we need to understand the literary context to have an understanding of it.

47:44

How To Read Your Bible

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

almost 4 years ago

13:40

Are those important? Obviously they are. That's the ordinary way God moves, matures, and saves. But now that we have a Bible, can you think of any good reason why we would not read the Bible if we're able to read the Bible?

25:51

Figures of Speech in the Bible

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 14 years ago

10:06

1:10:45

Does morality evolve with Culture

Creation Fellowship

over 4 years ago

22:45

So anyways, let's continue. What is the Bible say about the morality? Because that's important, right? I, my presupposition is that, that God's, you know, that God exists, and his word is given to us to reveal these ancient truths to us.

48:35

The Text Can't Mean What It Doesn't Say

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 4 years ago

3:32

They read into the text something that's not there. And a lot of times it's, well, the text says this, but what's really going on here is this. And that's a problem. And I even have a friend that recently said something to along the lines of, well, the Bible is not inerrant in the way it was written.

1:00:01

Introduction to Ecclesiastes

GRB

Grace Reformation Bible Church

2 months ago

3:59

Wisdom writing in general is resistant to reductionism or simplification. And Ecclesiastes is a very challenging book for this reason. I'll share some quotes to that effect later on. So having a sophisticated palette is actually just being a studious reader of the Bible.

1:58:40

Let God Speak: Hermeneutics

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 4 years ago

40:00

And so, so much of our advances in our knowledge of the history of the text and the meaning of the text