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Literal Dispensationalism Bible Interpretation Exegesis Hermeneutics

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Dr. Andy Woods

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Dispensational Hermeneutics -The Matter of Genre

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Dispensational Heremeutice The Matter of Genre - Andy Woods.gbk.twm

Introduction

The word genre is a French term, which simply means kind or species. When applied to biblical studies, genre refers to the fact that the Bible contains different types of literature, such as prophecy, epistle, poetry, etc…Such a categorization is made to alert Bible interpreters to the fact that particular genres are to be understood in light of the common traits that define a given genre. For example, poetry is not to be interpreted in the same way epistolary literature is to be interpreted. Poetry contains its own unique characteristics such as parallelism. This parallelism must be taken into account in order to grasp what a poetic text is saying. However, this characteristic of parallelism need not be taken into account when interpreting an epistle. Such genre sensitivity in no way conflicts with literal interpretation. Charles Ryrie specifically notes that literalism “…does not preclude or exclude correct understanding of types, illustrations, apocalypses, and other genres within the basic framework of literal interpretation.” The literal interpreter simply recognizes that words take on their ordinary meaning within a particular genre.



[i] Charles C. Ryrie, [i]Dispensationalism Today
(Chicago: Moody Press, 1965), 86.



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