The word “Satan” is used in the Bible, both within the Old and New Testament, and the Bible attributes The Satan as being real. But what exactly does that mean and how should we understand Satan in the Bible? Let us delve into, discuss and discover what the Bible says about Satan. What is Satan? […]
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What is the difference between biblical theology and systematic theology?
Biblical theology and systematic theology are both disciplines within Christian theology, but they have distinct approaches and focuses: Biblical theology is more historical and narrative-focused, tracing themes within the Bible’s own storyline, while systematic theology is more topical and integrative, seeking to articulate coherent doctrines by drawing from the entire Bible, church history, and often […]
What’s the difference between Biblical Theology and Exegesis?
Biblical theology and exegesis are related but distinct disciplines within the study of Christian theology and the Bible. Here’s a comparison highlighting their differences and intersections: In summary, while biblical theology is concerned with the big picture of the Bible’s narrative and thematic development, exegesis zooms in on the fine details of specific passages. Both […]
What is Eisegesis?
Eisegesis is a subjective form of interpretation of a text, particularly of a religious scripture, where the interpreter injects their own ideas, biases, or personal views into the text, often without regard for the context, original intent, or established meanings of the text. This is in contrast to exegesis, which aims to draw out the […]
What is Exegesis?
Exegesis is the process of critical interpretation and explanation of a text, especially a religious text such as the Bible. In biblical studies, exegesis involves a detailed and systematic study of a scripture passage to understand its meaning. The key aspects of exegesis include: Exegesis is distinct from eisegesis, which is the interpretation of a […]
What is Biblical Theology?
Biblical theology is a branch of Christian theology that seeks to understand and interpret the Bible as a unified and coherent narrative about God and God’s relationship with the world. It focuses on the themes and patterns that emerge from the Bible as a whole, rather than just studying individual parts in isolation. Here are […]