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9780687016082

Biblical Interpretation

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  • ISBN13:

    9780687016082

  • ISBN10:

    0687016088

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1996-04-01
  • Publisher: Abingdon Pr

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Summary

Biblical Interpretation: A Roadmap is a guide to discovering and asking the key questions - about biblical texts, about readers of the Bible, and about the interaction of the two - that forms the basis of biblical interpretation today. These questions are organized around three fundamental assumptions that govern the authors' approach to reading the Bible: the biblical texts arise from particular historical, social, and cultural settings: the reader likewise reads from a specific setting; and neither the diversity of the texts nor the multitude of readers stands in isolation one from the other. Tiffany and Ringe here offer an approach to biblical interpretation that takes both the texts and the reading context seriously, guiding and encouraging readers to draw upon the expertise and authority of their own life experiences and contexts. They also recognize that wide-ranging experiences and contexts are necessarily involved in biblical interpretation, showing how critical engagement with those contexts, in all their historical, social, and cultural diversity, is itself an unavoidable and invaluable part of the interpretative process.

Table of Contents

Abbreviations 10(1)
Preface 11(2)
An Introduction to This Roadmap 13(1)
Basic Assumptions Underlying the Process of Reading
14(2)
Learning to ``Love the Questions''
16(2)
The Design of This Roadmap
18(7)
PART 1: THE ROADMAP
Locating the Readers and the Reading Context
25(30)
Beginning the Journey at Home
25(3)
``Contexts'' of Biblical Interpretation
28(3)
Contexts Within Contexts: Readings and Counter-Readings
31(3)
Biblical Interpretation as a Group Project
34(3)
Selecting the Biblical Text
37(4)
Factors That Define the Context of a Group
41(7)
The Role of the Spirit in Interpretation
48(5)
Taking Stock of Where We Are
53(2)
Encountering the Biblical Text: Read, Feel, Question, React
55(12)
First Impressions
55(1)
Being Attentive to the Biblical Text
56(5)
Remembering Past and Other Experiences with the Text
61(5)
Taking Stock of Where We Are
66(1)
A Close Reading of the Biblical Text: Steps in the Process
67(22)
Going Forward by Circling Around
68(1)
On Text and Reality: Words of Caution and Affirmation
69(3)
Preparing a Translation of the Text
72(2)
Identifying the Shape of the Text
74(2)
Comparing with Texts of Similar Material
76(2)
Refining the Questions
78(9)
Taking Stock of Where We Are
87(2)
Reading Contextually: Finding the Passage in Its Place
89(22)
Considering the Literary Context
90(5)
Locating the Social Context
95(13)
Taking Stock of Where We Are
108(3)
Engaging the Text, Other Readers, and Our Communities
111(20)
Engaging the Text
111(4)
Entering into Dialogue with Other Readers
115(5)
Taking Stock of Where We Are
120(4)
A Final Word
124(7)
PART 2: ADDITIONAL SAMPLE TEXTS
Introductory Note to Part 2
129(2)
Numbers 10:11-12:16
131(18)
Locating the Readers and the Reading Context
131(3)
Encountering the Biblical Text: Read, Feel, Question, React
134(3)
A Close Reading of the Biblical Text: Steps in the Process
137(6)
Reading Contextually: Finding the Passage in Its Place
143(1)
Engaging the Text, Other Readers, and Our Communities
144(5)
Jeremiah 22:24-23:8
149(16)
Locating the Readers and the Reading Context
149(4)
Encountering the Biblical Text: Read, Feel, Question, React
153(1)
A Close Reading of the Biblical Text: Steps in the Process
154(5)
Reading Contextually: Finding the Passage in Its Place
159(2)
Engaging the Text, Other Readers, and Our Communities
161(4)
Psalm 77
165(16)
Locating the Readers and the Reading Context
165(2)
Encountering the Biblical Text: Read, Feel, Question, React
167(2)
A Close Reading of the Biblical Text: Steps in the Process
169(6)
Reading Contextually: Finding the Passage in Its Place
175(2)
Engaging the Text, Other Readers, and Our Communities
177(4)
Mark 3:1-6
181(12)
Locating the Readers and the Reading Context
181(2)
Encountering the Biblical Text: Read, Feel, Question, React
183(1)
A Close Reading of the Biblical Text: Steps in the Process
184(4)
Reading Contextually: Finding the Passage in Its Place
188(3)
Engaging the Text, Other Readers, and Our Communities
191(2)
1 Corinthians 11:17-34
193(12)
Locating the Readers and the Reading Context
193(3)
Encountering the Biblical Text: Read, Feel, Question, React
196(1)
Reading Contextually: Finding the Passage in Its Place
196(2)
A Close Reading of the Biblical Text: Steps in the Process
198(2)
Engaging the Text, Other Readers, and Our Communities
200(5)
PART 3: ISSUES AND RESOURCES IN INTERPRETATION
Some Issues in Biblical Interpretation
205(20)
Identifying the Issues
205(1)
Reflections on Our Context and the Questions
206(7)
Reflections on Other Contexts and the Questions
213(4)
Reflections on ``Right'' Readings
217(6)
Concluding Reflections
223(2)
Selected Resources for Biblical Studies
225(10)
Bibles
225(2)
Concordances
227(1)
Bible Dictionaries and Encyclopedias
228(1)
Bible Atlases
228(1)
Introductions to the Hebrew Bible and to the New Testament
229(1)
One-Volume Commentaries
230(1)
Commentary Series
231(1)
Journals
232(2)
The Arts
234(1)
Academic Disciplines of ``Biblical Criticism''
235

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