Elements of Biblical Exegesis

In Elements of Biblical Exegesis, Michael J. Gorman provides a concise yet thorough guide to understanding and interpreting the Bible within its original context and for modern relevance. The book presents a seven-step model of exegesis that includes textual, literary, historical, theological, and practical analysis. Emphasizing both academic rigor and spiritual insight, Gorman encourages readers to approach Scripture as both the Word of God and a dynamic text to be s

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BS511 2 G67 2000

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USA : Hendrickson Publisher, Inc.., 2001

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1-56563-485-3

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BS511 2 G67 2000

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Bible — Hermeneutics
Bible — Study and teaching — Methodology
Exegesis — Theological method
Biblical interpretation — Historical and literary
heology — Scripture application

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Elements of Biblical Exegesis: A Basic Guide for Students and Ministers by Michael J. Gorman was published in 2001 by Hendrickson Publishers, Inc. in Peabody, Massachusetts, USA. This comprehensive and accessible guide introduces readers to the essential principles and methods of biblical exegesis, providing a clear, step-by-step framework for interpreting Scripture responsibly and faithfully. Gorman integrates historical, literary, theological, and contextual approaches, helping students and ministers bridge the gap between ancient texts and contemporary application. The book is widely used in seminaries and Bible study programs for its practical structure and balanced treatment of interpretation.

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