RamistThomist
Puritanboard Clerk
I had read Walt Kaiser's Toward an Exgetical Theology a long time ago and he said one thing that had me thinking: We protestants often use the anology of Scripture, which is good, but it is more logicaly sound to use the analogy of antecendent Scripture--if we are to compare Scripture with Scripture, we must do it by comparing it with antecedent Scripture. I take this to mean that we compare it by previous revelation only.
If this is the case how would one go about preaching something like Genesis 3:15? I am wanting to preach on this and use illustrations from other parts of the Bible (which would almost be entirely of postfall scriptures). I guess I could make this clearer but I am late for class. I will come back later.
Jacob
If this is the case how would one go about preaching something like Genesis 3:15? I am wanting to preach on this and use illustrations from other parts of the Bible (which would almost be entirely of postfall scriptures). I guess I could make this clearer but I am late for class. I will come back later.
Jacob