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Exegetical Methods gives an overview of the principles and practices of detailed biblical interpretation, focusing on how interpretive decisions are made and applied.
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Welcome #
by Jim Mock
Introduction to Exegetical Methods #
by Jim Mock
The Text: Textual Criticism, Translations, and the Pericope #
by Jim Mock
The Survey #
by Jim Mock
Contextual Analysis #
by Jim Mock
Formal Analysis #
by Jim Mock
Detailed Analysis #
by Jim Mock
Source Analysis #
by Jim Mock
Synthesis #
by Jim Mock
Reflection #
by Jim Mock
Exegetical Fallacies #
by Jim Mock
Syllabus
