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8. Hindrances to interpretation Virgil Warren, PhD
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B. Interchange of Nature, State, and Action Terms Virgil Warren, PhD
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B. Misidentifying the genre Virgil Warren, PhD
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b. Presuppositions (accompanying misinformation) Virgil Warren, PhD
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BIBLICAL FIGURES OF SPEECH
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C. Confusing example and precedent Virgil Warren, PhD
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C. Consequent nature of appropriating scripture (illumination) Virgil Warren, PhD
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c. Irrationalism (improper thinking patterns) Virgil Warren, PhD
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COMMENTS ON “FULFILL”
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CONCEPT INVENTORY
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D. Adopting an inappropriate model (cp. allegorizing comparisons and nature of the
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E. Misidentifying the Intended Reference (frame of reference) Virgil Warren, PhD
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F. Confusing language and reality Virgil Warren, PhD
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G. Reading restrictive for nonrestrictive (or positive) Virgil Warren, PhD
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GETTING THE POINT
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H. Technicalizing terminology Virgil Warren, PhD
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HERMENEUTICS: GETTING THE POINT:
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I. Setting the conclusion and then working toward it Virgil Warren, PhD
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II. SELECTED LINGUISTIC PHENOMENA (Note Dr. Warren’s Ph.D. dissertation The Implication of Divine Self-Consistency for the Doctrine of Natural Depravity, pp. 152-70.)
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III. GENERAL MECHANICS BEHIND INTERPRETATION Virgil Warren, PhD
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INTERPRETATION IN HEBREWS CONTRASTED TO
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INTERPRETATION, HERMENEUTICS, THEOLOGICAL METHOD
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INTRODUCTORY CONSIDERATIONS ON JONAH
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IV. INTERPRETING VARIOUS CLASSES OF LITERATURE Virgil Warren, PhD
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J. Confusing advice and commandment Virgil Warren, PhD
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JEWISH EXPECTATIONS OF THE KINGDOM OF GOD
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NEW TESTAMENT INTERPRETATION
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THE IMPLICATION OF DIVINE SELF-CONSISTENCY FOR THE DOCTRINE OF NATURAL DEPRAVITY:
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V. PITFALLS IN INTERPRETATION Virgil Warren, PhD
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VI. TESTING OTHER PEOPLE’S INTERPRETATION Virgil Warren, PhD
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VII. HERMENEUTICS AND LIFE Virgil Warren, PhD
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WISDOM AND LAW: DIVORCE