 | | 書 名 | Interpreting Eden ： a guide to faithfully reading and understanding Genesis 1-3 / | | 作 者 | Vern S. Poythress | | 出 版 項 | Crossway | | 稽 核 項 | 390 pages :; illustrations ;; 23 cm | | 標 題 | Eden | | 標 題 | Bible. | | 書 目 註 | Includes bibliographical references (pages [361]-372) and indexes | | 內 容 註 | God -- Interpretive implications of God's activity -- The status of the Bible -- Interacting with scientific claims -- Three modern myths in interpreting Genesis 1 -- The genre of Genesis -- Summary of hermeneutical principles -- Correlations with providence in Genesis 1 -- The water above (Gen. 1:6-8) -- Correlations with providence in Genesis 2-3 -- Interpreting Genesis 1-3 as a larger whole -- Time in Genesis 1 -- Implications for modern views of Genesis 1 -- Attitudes and expectatio
ns -- The days of Genesis 1 -- Factuality and literalism | | 摘 要 註 | The first three chapters of the Bible are the cause of much interpretive debate. Speculating over many of the details, scholars and students have considered numerous meanings for the events that took place. This book highlights 15 hermeneutical principles for a sound interpretation of Genesis 1-3, providing reasons why some interpretations can go astray and giving readers confidence that these chapters are, in fact, able to be understood with a particular perspective. Exploring interpr
etive implications related to divine authorship, the historical background, genre and structure, chronology, use of language, and more, this book offers clear direction for thoughtfully approaching these fundamentally important opening chapters of the Bible"-- | | ISBN | 9781433558733 (tp) | | LCCN | 2018029010 |
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