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This accessible text, which combines hermeneutical theory with practical steps for exegesis, has been translated into eight languages and has been used in a variety of settings to teach students how to study the Bible responsibly. The authors outline a five-step hermeneutical procedure that includes: 1. Historical-cultural and contextual analysis 2. Lexical-syntactical analysis 3. Theological...

a. Teach that man is trichotomous, since it speaks of a body, soul, and spirit? b. Teach that the truth contained in God’s Word is dynamic and changing rather than dead and static? c. Give a warning to professing believers? d. Encourage Christians to use the Word of God aggressively in their witnessing and counseling? e. None of the above. The answer to exercise 5 is (b). If you answered either (a) or (c), it is likely that you came to the text subconsciously asking, What does this text mean to me?
Pages 82–83
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