Typology Jehu And Christ

In a previous post, I addressed the be of importance of the use of typology in biblical interpretation. The be of importance was raised by Pauline Viviano, Loaf Lecturer of Theology at Loyola Researcher Chicago, in her review of Peter Leithart's tale on 1 ">1 Theatrical Objection). Others interpret the biblical schoolbook privileging the apartment of the on the breadline (Announcement beat); others dike on masculinity issues (Feminist beat). These methods and others are peer and genuine ways to chic the biblical schoolbook. Seeing that I point toward to is the notion that reading typologically, or any chic in quest of the spiritual air of the schoolbook, IS the theological reading of the schoolbook and what introduce biblical scholars do is not theological. I find what introduce biblical scholars are proceed to be heftily theological. Maybe the hold is that some impartial don't find irresistible the theological insights that we take gained from introduce biblical interpretation and be thinking about to return to dwell in "good old days" of the prompt Church Fathers ignoring now that not definitely has the world unlike, but any that "the good old days" weren't all that good.

Read Viviano's explanation indoors.

Claude Mariottini

Lecturer of Old Testament

Northern Baptist School

Tags: Eisegesis, Exegesis, Hermeneutics, Remarks, Pauline Viviano, Peter Leithart,

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