
Knowing Scripture

The Bible should be interpreted according to its literal sense.
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Continue in the things you have learned (v. 14).
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Your Mind Matters John Stott writes:
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“You want me to make the Bible come alive? I didn’t know that it had died. In fact, I never even heard that it was ill. Who was the attending physician at the Bible’s demise?” No, I can’t make the Bible come alive for anyone. The Bible is already alive. It makes me come alive.
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So, what’s the problem! Again, is like judging a movie or a book simply by another person’s review!
Some have even despaired of their own ability to make sense of it.
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anagogical.
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particular statement may have numerous possible personal applications, but it can only have one correct meaning.
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Dangerous: when you (we) think we know that objective...particularly if we look to impose it on others
Historical analysis involves seeking a knowledge of the setting and situation in which the books of the Bible were written.
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This principle rests on the prior confidence in the Bible as the inspired Word of God.