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Seated Upright, Fully Clothed, and in My Right Mind: Musing About Hermeneutics

By Filings on Tue, 02/27/24
Bible, Theology & Philosophy
Hermeneutics
Language
Symbolism
Typology

“please allow the normal, everyday use of literature (like my appeal to the story of the maniac) to take a central place in biblical hermeneutics before grasping at secret readings….That’s how God intends language to work.” - Mark Snoeberger

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