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Three Elements of Interpretation

Three Elements of Interpretation. Voice Transmission Translation. Experience Emotion. Language. Author. Understanding Distance. Hermeneutical Distance. Text. Experience Emotion. Historical Allegorical Existential. Obedience. Herm. Lens. Interpreter. Telling. Clarifications.

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Three Elements of Interpretation

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  1. Three Elements of Interpretation VoiceTransmissionTranslation Experience Emotion Language Author Understanding Distance Hermeneutical Distance Text Experience Emotion HistoricalAllegoricalExistential Obedience Herm. Lens Interpreter Telling

  2. Clarifications • Conscious vs. Unconscious hermeneutics he • Hermeneutics doesn’t solve all your • exegetical problems • My own convictions about the Bible

  3. My Convictions About the Bible: • It is the Word of God. Therefore: – Understandable – Life’s Guide – Revelation of Himself 2. Inspired. Therefore: – flawless – Truth – Lovely H 3. Study is the Highest form of Worship

  4. Project #1 • Make a list of questions about your text. Don’t merely rephrase the text but interrogate it. Who, what, where, when, why, how. • Make a list of observations about your text. Note especially cause and effect, reasoning, structure, tone, comparisons, relationships. • Mark up your text to reflect the Q & O of the text. Make a visual diagram of your interrogation including lines, comments, etc. Axiom #1: A pencil and paper is a mental crowbar.

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