Saturday, May 14, 2005

Definition

Isagoge: Preliminary study of the Bible in terms of its literary history prior to the study of its interpretation.

1 comment:

Daniel Mann said...

I KNEW THAT!

Where did you find this info?

Having older parents growing up, they told me how they use to take their bibles to school to read. Unfortunately they only read them as a literary work. Not, as the only rule of faith and practice.
America, seems to have always had a veener Christianity.
Oh! That God would raise us up to the clarion call of the Gospel (the doctrine's of grace, as taught by sacred scripture).

I am wondering how can someone study the bibles literary history, without interpretating it? Don't they mesh?

In order for me to write a comment I had to open a blog account.Since you changed the setting.So, if click on my name, there it is my blog ,not my web site. Maybe I'll start writing on my blog, rather then trying to figure out all the computer language.

May God bless you and your listenership well, with His thoughts.Soli Deo Gloria