In All the Scriptures: The Three Contexts of Biblical Hermeneutics (Biblia.com)

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No one reads the Bible without some interpretive principles, or hermeneutics, in place. The question every student of Scripture needs to ask, then, is this: Are your interpretive principles and methods legitimate and ethical? In this accessible introduction to biblical hermeneutics, Nicholas G. Piotrowski presents an approach that explores three layers of context: literary, historical, and...

5cI said, “I will confess my transgressions to the LORD,” 5dand you forgave the iniquity of my sin. Selah I have indented the parallel lines and italicized key concepts that show the parallelisms. You can see that lines 3b–4b are all in parallel; they all speak of physical exhaustion for increasing durations of time. And lines 5a–5c are also in parallel; they each speak of confession. Yet 3a does not seem to have a parallel. But it does. The parallel to 3a is all of 5a–5c, wherein 5a–5c is the opposite

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