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Biblical interpretation : an integrated approach

Tate, W. Randolph - Personal Name;

Whether we admit it or not everyone interprets the Bible. The sticky part is to interpret it properly. But where does one go for a viable method of interpretation? Currently three methods of interpretation predominate: author-centered, which looks to the world of the author for meaning; text-centered, which journeys to the world of the text in search of significance; and reader-centered, which focuses on the reader's role in shaping the meaning of a text. Each of these approaches has validity, but none has a monopoly on finding the correct meaning of a text. In Biblical Interpretation, W. Randolph Tate invites the reader to explore the potential of each of these methodologies, noting the tremendous contribution that each makes toward finding meaning. He then shows how the most viable meaning often emerges out of an intersection of these three worlds: The world of the author and the world of the reader intersect in the world of the text to produce meaning. Tate has not, however, resigned himself merely to describe sterile methodologies or abstract theories. Concerned that readers have a practical grasp of the interpretive process, he offers description, prescription, example, and application. The volume is especially tailored to allow the nonspecialist an entree into the world of biblical interpretation. Thus, each chapter includes a Review & Study section where a listing of Key Terms discussed and defined in the text helps manage the terminology; Study Questions prod the reader to wrestle with the interpretive issues; and suggested Further Reading directs the reader to additional resources for study. For those serious about interpreting the Bible, this volume becomes a passport to an exciting journey. Readers may find themselves challenged and stretched, but they will be grateful for having taken the venture


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Call Number
210 B477ra
Publisher
Peabody, Mass. : Hendrickson Publishers., 1991
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xxi, 226 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Language
English
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0943575508
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Bible -- Hermeneutics
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W. Randolph Tate
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