God's Hermeneutics
The authors who wrote the sixty-six books canonized in the Holy Bible used three methods to testify about God. First, they transcribed God's spoken word, His truth, that was dictated to them. Second, the authors recorded the works of God's hands, His ways or His enactments. These are the signs and parables of the Holy Bible. And finally, they recorded descriptions of God's countenance, His emotions of life.
These three methods always agree with each other. There is never a contradiction between them even though these 66 different books were written over a period of more than 2000 years and by many different authors.
God's Hermeneutics is a series of articles that explore how the apostles saw the Father by seeing Jesus through the lens of the "way" the "truth" and the "life." This series will not deal with revealing the Father to anyone. Rather, this series will point you to the HOW to see Him the same WAY the apostles saw Him.
Two or Three Witnesses Establish a Matter
God's Hermeneutic Conclusion
Copyright © 2011 by Diane Pebley (All rights reserved) All rights reserved, no use granted without the express written permission of the author, Diane Pebley
These three methods always agree with each other. There is never a contradiction between them even though these 66 different books were written over a period of more than 2000 years and by many different authors.
God's Hermeneutics is a series of articles that explore how the apostles saw the Father by seeing Jesus through the lens of the "way" the "truth" and the "life." This series will not deal with revealing the Father to anyone. Rather, this series will point you to the HOW to see Him the same WAY the apostles saw Him.
Two or Three Witnesses Establish a Matter
- Verbal
- Signs
- Paul's Use of Two or Three Witnesses
- Jesus's Use of Two or Three Witnesses
- Peter's Use of Two or Three Witnesses
- Stephen's Use of Two or Three Witnesses
- God Swears by Himself Three Ways
- The Apostles Employ the Three-in-One Hermeneutic
- Be Perfect as Your Heavenly Father is Perfect
- Repentance Requires a Three-in-One Witness
- A Righteous Generation
- False Prophets will Arise
- Purpose for Signs & Wonders
- Healing Signs are for Today
- Deception - Paul's alleged infirmity
- Death Without Healing
- Repentance
- If My People
- Perception Returns
- Hidden from Scholars
- Understood by a Child
- Imitation
- Overcoming Satan
- The Kingdom of Heaven
- Peter Sees Jesus
God's Hermeneutic Conclusion
Copyright © 2011 by Diane Pebley (All rights reserved) All rights reserved, no use granted without the express written permission of the author, Diane Pebley
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