From Hermeneutics to Exegesis : The Trajectory of Biblical Interpretation.

Intro -- Acknowledgments -- Preface -- 1: Understanding Hermeneutics and Exegesis -- The Relevance of Hermeneutics -- Definitions of Hermeneutics and Exegesis -- Images of Hermeneutics and Exegesis -- Outcomes of a Hermeneutical Encounter -- Questions for Discussion -- Big Idea -- For Further Reading -- 2: The History of Hermeneutics, Part 1: Socrates to Angela of Foligno -- Socrates and Plato -- Augustine and Chrysostom -- Beatrice of Nazareth and Angela of Foligno -- Big Idea -- Questions for Discussion -- For Further Reading -- 3: History of Hermeneutics, Part 2: Luther to Present Day -- Luther and Calvin -- Schleiermacher and Dilthey -- New Criticism and New Hermeneutic -- Heidegger, Gadamer, Ricoeur, and Thiselton -- Jauss, Reading Contexts, and Smith -- Conclusion -- Big Idea -- Questions for Discussion -- For Further Reading -- 4: General and Special Hermeneutics -- Hesitations about General Hermeneutics -- Theological Hermeneutics? -- Theological Interpretation? -- A Way Forward -- Big Idea -- Questions for Discussion -- For Further Reading -- 5: Responsible Biblical Hermeneutics: General and Theological Foundations -- The God Who Is True -- The God Who Accommodates -- The Humans to Whom God Accommodates -- Big Idea -- Questions for Discussion -- For Further Reading -- 6: A Hermeneutical Goal and Model -- The Goal of a Hermeneutical Encounter -- A Model of Hermeneutics -- Application of the Model -- Questions for Discussion -- Big Idea -- For Further Reading -- 7: Fruitful Instincts for the Interpreter of Christian Literature -- Theology -- Canon -- Gospel -- Big Idea -- Questions for Discussion -- For Further Reading -- 8: From Hermeneutics to Exegesis: Priming and Refining -- Interviewing the Bible -- Priming -- Refining -- Linguistic Issues in Exegesis -- Big Idea -- Writing an Exegesis Paper -- Questions for Discussion.

For Further Reading -- 9: Exegetical Methods -- Rationales for Methods -- Resources with Which to Question the Text -- Developing an Orientation of Expectant Curiosity -- Big Idea -- Questions for Discussion -- For Further Reading -- 10: Interpreting the Old Testament -- Priming for the Old Testament -- The Old Testament as Christian Scripture -- An Exegetical Case Study: 1 Samuel 17 -- Big Idea -- Questions for Discussion -- For Further Reading -- 11: Interpreting the New Testament -- Priming for the New Testament -- The New Testament as Christian Scripture -- An Exegetical Case Study: 1 Corinthians 13:1-3 -- Interacting with the Text -- Big Idea -- Questions for Discussion -- For Further Reading -- Epilogue -- Name Index -- Subject Index -- Scripture Index.

Academically solid without being overwhelmingly detailed, this is a reliable guide to the important path from hermeneutics to exegesis.

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