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Church & Scripture 2

Church & Scripture 2

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  • Peter J. Wallace

The practice of seeing and reading Scripture through the redemptive-historical approach is one that finds its root in the Bible. This article shows how this practice disappeared during the Middle Ages under the fourfold sense interpretation of Scripture. However, the redemptive-historical interpretation approach was not lost forever, it was recovered under the Reformation. This article discusses this rediscovery.

Source: PCA - Granger, 2003. 6 pages.

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