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The Role of the Spirit in Interpretation

The Role of the Spirit in Interpretation

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  • Clark H. Pinnock

What is the role of the Holy Spirit in the interpretation of Holy Scripture? This is a topic that is related to the contextualization of the gospel in new situations and cultures. According to Pinnock the work of the Spirit in illuminating the Scriptures is underemphasized in theological literature. He sees it as part of a proper hermeneutical theory. He offers a number of ideas to further the consideration of the topic.

Source: Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 1993. 7 pages.

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