Table of Contents

Abelard; Acts; Allegorical Interpretation; Anthropology and Interpretation; The Antiochene School; Apocalyptic Literature; Apocrypha; Apocryphal Interpretation; Aqiba; Aquinas; Archaeology and Interpretation; Aristotle; Art and Interpretation; Augustine; Authority of the Scripture; Barr, J.; Barth, K.; Baur, F.C.; Biblical Theology; Brown, R.E.; Brueggemann, W.; Bultmann, R.; Cadbury, H.J.;Calvin, J.; Canonical Criticism: Childs' Approach; Canonical Criticism: Sanders' Approach; Canonical Development; Chronology (OT); Chronology (NT); Chrysostom; Commentary (OT); Commentary (NT); Cullmann, O.; Cultural Relationships in the Old Testament Period; Cultural Relationships in the World of the New Testament; Dead Sea Scrolls; Deissmann, G.A.; Derrida, J.; Dilthey, W.; Dodd, C.H.; Dunn, J.D.G.; Early Church Interpretation; Ebeling, G.; Eichrodt, W.; Enlightenment Period; Epigraphy and Papyrology; Erasmus; Ethics and Interpretation; Eusebius; Existential Hermeneutics; Feminist Interpretation; Film and Interpretation; Fitzmyer, J.A.; Form Criticism; Formalist/New Critical Interpretation; Former Prophets; Foucault, M.; Fuchs, E.; Gadamer, H.-G.; General Epistles; Gnosticism; Gospel: Genre; Gospels: Interpretation; Goulder, M.D.; Greek Grammar and Lexicography; Greek Language; Habermas, J.; Harnack, G.A. von; Hebrew and Aramaic Grammar and Lexicography; Hebrew and Aramaic Languages; Heidegger, M.; Hellenistic Moral Philosophy and the New Testament; Hengel, M.; Historical Jesus; Historical Literature; Holy Spirit and Interpretation; Intra-biblical Interpretation; Irenaeus; Ishmael; Islamic Interpretation; Israel: History of; Jeremias, J.; Jerome; Jesus as Interpreter of the Bible; Jesus Seminar; Jewish Literature: Non-Canonical; Johannine Literature; Josephus; Kaiser, W.; Kummel, W.G.; Ladd, G.E.; Latter Prophets; Law; Letters; Lexicons (Theological); Liberation Theological Interpretation (Latin American); Lietzmann, H.; Linguistic Criticism; Literary Devices; Literature: Biblical Influence; Liturgical Interpretation; Luther, M.; Maimonides; Manson, T.W.; Marcion; Metzger, B.; Middle Ages; Midrash; Millenarianism; Morris, L.; Moule, C.F.D.; Moulton, J.H.; Music and Interpretation; Narrative; Narrative Criticism; Neoplatonism; New Academy, Athens; New Hermeneutic; New Historicism; New Religious Movements and Interpretation; New Rhetoric; Numismatics; Old and New Testament Relationship; Origen; Parables; Patristic Interpretation; Paul as Interpreter of the Bible; Pauline Letters; Pentateuch; Perrin, N.; Pesher; Philo; Philosophical Hermeneutics; Plato; Poetry; Post-Enlightenment Criticism; Poststructuralism, Deconstructionism; Prophetic Literature; Proverb/Wisdom; Psalms; Quotation and Allusion; Rabbinic Judaism; Rabbinic Rules of Interpretation; Rad, G. von; Ramsay, W.; Rashi; Reader-oriented Approaches; Redaction Criticism; Reformations (16th Century); Reimarus; Religion-Historical Approaches; Rhetorical Criticism; Ricouer, P.; Schleiermacher, F.D.; Schweitzer, A.; Second Temple Period; Smith, W. Robertson Jr.; Social-Scientific Approaches; Source Criticism; Strauss, D.F.; Structuralism; Targum; Tertullian; Textual Criticism (NT); Textual Criticism (OT); Thiselton, A.C.; Tischendorf, C.Torrey, C.C.Tradition-Historical Interpretation; Translation (Since the KJV); Appendix: Liturgical Structure and Translation of the Lord's Prayer; Translation as Interpretation (Ancient); Twentieth Century; Westcott, Lightfoot and Hort; Wette, W. de; William of Ockham; Wrede, W.; Writings

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