bible qwestian

[blugiant]

Who said Eve gave Adam an Apple? It does not say in the Bible what fruit it was.

intarestinn pint.

itt awlso raise deeper qwestian aff oww peeps read ann interpret da bible? iss da bible a dynamic book meaninn dat biblikkkal interpretations changes widd thyme? ar iss da bible a static book meaninn dat biblikkal interpretations does natt change? dependinn pon yuh position oww does itt effect yur interpretation aff da bible?

[j-can]

You dont actually believe in that fairy tale do u?

[Emperah]

de bible is a story full of allegory as it says in galatians 4:24 de whole ting is allegory.
De whole ting teef from pyramid texts and none a it is historical.

[Fancy DatdamnDiva]

[Suesumba]

it was the fruit from the tree of knowledge

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pretend you're in english class and write an essay.

[Emperah]

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[blugiant]

You dont actually believe in that fairy tale do u?

itt natt bout beleefs. sund like yuh read itt literallee instead as fairee tales so dat y yuh dismiss itt. oww yuh read itt influence oww yuh interpret itt

[blugiant]

de bible is a story full of allegory as it says in galatians 4:24 de whole ting is allegory.
De whole ting teef from pyramid texts and none a it is historical.

da qwestian iss natt weddar itt fiction ar nan fiction. do yuh read da bible as a book dat dynamic or static? was mii askinn do yuh tink da evolve fe match da thyme as iss a book dat neva change

[blugiant]

it was the fruit from the tree of knowledge

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pretend you're in english class and write an essay.

sue mii iss an xxcellent writah on subjeck dat challenge addar peeps percepsham aff realitee

[Tropicana]

The Bible can be understood at many levels. Just as a pcitrue can be drawn between the bride and groom and Christ and the church. That does not mean the bride and groom don't exist.

Allegory is a literary device in which characters or events in a literary, visual, or musical art form represent or symbolize ideas and concept

Quote the verse before too why don't you:

Galatians 4:22
For it is written that Abraham had two sons, one by the slave woman and the other by the free woman

So we can draw lessons from the real life events that took place. This does not say that Hagar and Sara did not exist

Parallel Verses

New International Version

These things are being taken figuratively: The women represent two covenants. One covenant is from Mount Sinai and bears children who are to be slaves: This is Hagar.

New Living Translation

These two women serve as an illustration of God's two covenants. The first woman, Hagar, represents Mount Sinai where people received the law that enslaved them.

English Standard Version

Now this may be interpreted allegorically: these women are two covenants. One is from Mount Sinai, bearing children for slavery; she is Hagar.

New American Standard Bible

This is allegorically speaking, for these women are two covenants: one proceeding from Mount Sinai bearing children who are to be slaves; she is Hagar.

King James Bible

Which things are an allegory: for these are the two covenants; the one from the mount Sinai, which gendereth to bondage, which is Agar.

[blugiant]

The Bible can be understood at many levels. Just as a pcitrue can be drawn between the bride and groom and Christ and the church. That does not mean the bride and groom don't exist.

Allegory is a literary device in which characters or events in a literary, visual, or musical art form represent or symbolize ideas and concept

Quote the verse before too why don't you:




So we can draw lessons from the real life events that took place. This does not say that Hagar and Sara did not exist

tropi wat mii askinn iss wat ideolgeekkkal perspective yuh use fe interpret da bible natt weddar de bible iss fiction ar nan fiction

so yuh tekkinn da middle ground usinn a literal ann static interpretation wild usinn dynamic interpretation as litararee device

[Emperah]

The Bible can be understood at many levels. Just as a pcitrue can be drawn between the bride and groom and Christ and the church. That does not mean the bride and groom don't exist.

Allegory is a literary device in which characters or events in a literary, visual, or musical art form represent or symbolize ideas and concept

Quote the verse before too why don't you:




So we can draw lessons from the real life events that took place. This does not say that Hagar and Sara did not exist

O tappee dat is not de def of Allegory


Full Definition of ALLEGORY

1
: the expression by means of symbolic fictional figures and actions of truths or generalizations about human existence; also : an instance (as in a story or painting) of such expression


Synonyms apologue, fable, parable


Related Words beast fable, bestiary; morality play; legend, myth, mythology, narrative, tale

[blugiant]

Your Approach to the Bible--Static or Dynamic?


As a minister or Sunday school teacher, how many times have you had someone come up to you or speak up in a class and say, “What does this particular scripture passage mean?” I have finally come to the point where I believe the most honest answer I can give is, “Here’s what it means to me, but it may mean something quite different to you.” Does this mean that the teaching of scripture is relative? No, but it does mean that the Bible is more than a guidebook. Rather it is a record of God’s revelation that interacts with the reader to provide meaning.

There are two primary views that one can take of the Bible. On one hand, you may see the Bible as a static piece of literature. Once you properly exegete and interpret a passage, its meaning and application are unchangeable. You have the answer in your notebook and are ready to look it up at any time. On the other hand, you may see the Bible as a dynamic book. In this case, you give the text proper attention, but the Spirit of God continues to work with you—the reader—to make the Word of God alive and relevant to your life today. This means that you may revisit a passage that you read years ago and come away with an entirely new understanding of what it means to you today. Why? Because you are not the same person who read that passage years ago. Hopefully, God has continued to work in your life since that previous exposure to the passage and has opened new possibilities in the text and in your personal understanding of it.

Some may charge that this makes the teachings of the Bible relative to the reader and his/her context. I plead guilty! I value the careful textual, grammatical, and exegetical work of biblical scholars and take advantage of it to gain a deeper understanding of a passage, but the work of Bible study is incomplete until I make a personal application in my own life. This is where my need, my life experience, and my walk with God come into play.

I believe very deeply that the Bible is a dynamic book—a divine/human book—that is not limited by the context in which it was written or the theological interpretations of the past two thousand years. These things can inform me, but I come to Bible study with the expectation that God may have a new insight for my life. I hope that you do, too.

http://barnabasfile.blogspot.com/2009/07/your-approach-to-bible-static-or.html

[Tropicana]

tropi wat mii askinn iss wat ideolgeekkkal perspective yuh use fe interpret da bible natt weddar de bible iss fiction ar nan fiction

so yuh tekkinn da middle ground usinn a literal ann static interpretation wild usinn dynamic interpretation as litararee device

I use no idealogical perspective. I take God at his word. Of course we have to understand the events described in the historical context in which they are presented. There are various literary devices used in scripture e.g. poetry, songs (Psalms were the hymn book) and of course Jesus told parables.

[blugiant]

I use no idealogical perspective. I take God at his word. Of course we have to understand the events described in the historical context in which they are presented. There are various literary devices used in scripture e.g. poetry, songs (Psalms were the hymn book) and of course Jesus told parables.

tropi yu statement dat yuh tek god at his wurd is an ideological perspective.