Bible Interpretation Quotes
Bible Interpretation Quote of the day
My interpretation can only be as inerrant as I am, and that's good to keep in mind.
We've got enough going on in our lives today without stressing about things that might or might not happen tomorrow
In the deepest sense, the Bible is not meant to be interpreted, but rather revealed!
Jesus and Paul knew the Old Testament completely. Their comments about divorce were meant to add to, not replace or change, what was already written in the Old Testament about marriage and divorce.
I'm of the opinion and quite certain that our 'personal histories' with God are meant to be well informed by the Scriptures
If we fail to understand the biblical story of Jesus, we will compromise our prophetic interpretations of the end-times. And that's exactly what we've done.
In my view, the gospels are true, not historically, but theologically, or, as I would argue, prophetically! What we have is, the Messiah’s history written in advance in story form.
The question concerning Jesus: do you want to know the real story, or just the allegory?
The business of reading and interpreting the Bible in South Afria is a tricky one! The Bible is everywhere and in the hands of many, including the pain inflictors. ~ Mogomme Alpheus Masoga
The reason we haven't yet fully understood the Jesus story is that we are gospel-based rather than Bible-based Christians!
It's not your job to judge or to decide if someone deserves something. It's your job to lift the fallen and comfort the broken.
Mine is the only view that appropriately combines the end-time messianic expectations of the Jews with Christian scripture.
Using only nonnarrative portions of the Bible to interpret narrative is not only disrespectful to the narrative portions but also suggests a misguided approach to nonnarrative parts of the Bible.
Daily Bible reading and mediation will deepen your understanding of life and God.
May the Lord grant you grace to read and understand the Holy Scriptures.
In general, it should be noted, biblical law is evolutionary, not revolutionary...
The Bible is man in a nutshell. Good and evil live side by side in the same book. That's why it's cherished. The good find in it encouragement, the weak solace, the evil, justification.