Models for ScriptureThis work looks at the task of interpreting Scripture as "witnessing tradition," "authoritative canon," "inspired word," and "experienced revelation." The diversity of interpretive approaches implied by the use of these four models of Scripture is carried further by a methodological catholicity and openness within each of the four major divisions of the book. Throughout, Goldingay also continually moves toward the interpreter's final task- communication to others of what has been gained in interpretation. |
Contents
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The Interpretation Involved in Witness | 49 |
Witness in the Form of Story | 61 |
Scripture as a Whole as Witnessing Tradition | 77 |
Authority in Scripture | 85 |
The Development of a Canon of Jewish Scriptures | 138 |
Understanding the Inspiration of a Text | 237 |
Scripture as a Whole as Inspired Word | 252 |
Inspiration and Inerrancy | 261 |
Revelation in Theology and in Scripture | 287 |
Personal Propositional Historical | 299 |
The Truth of Revelation | 314 |
Scripture as as a Whole as Divine Revelation | 329 |
Human Experience and Theological Reflection | 348 |
The Development of a Second Testament | 151 |
The Bounds of the Canon | 168 |
Scripture as Resource and Norm | 183 |
The Words of God in Human Words | 201 |
An Effective and Meaningful Word | 209 |
Forms of Inspiration | 222 |
Scripture as a Manual of Theological Reflection | 360 |
Abbreviations | 372 |
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References to this book
A Reader on Preaching: Making Connections David Day,Jeff Astley,Leslie J. Francis No preview available - 2005 |