Principles of Biblical Interpretation: Part 6 of 6

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  • Опубликовано: 8 ноя 2024

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  • @drintx5734
    @drintx5734 3 года назад +2

    It’s fascinating to see how you look at the scriptures and come to these conclusions. I guess I haven’t been as observant as I should be when reading my Bible unless I’m doing a study. But I am going to try to put these principles into practice more often.

    • @ReasonandRevelation
      @ReasonandRevelation  3 года назад

      May the Lord bless you with a growing understanding of His ways and His Word as you observe, study, and interpret. You will never exhaust the riches of Scripture. There is so much to see and learn!

  • @abdulazeezadeniji9464
    @abdulazeezadeniji9464 2 года назад +1

    This is an awesome and interesting course. How do I get more mentorship from Dr. Dean on Hermeneutics and Systematic Theology?

    • @ReasonandRevelation
      @ReasonandRevelation  2 года назад

      Hi Abdul. Thank you for your kind words. There is lots of content on my channel, and more will be coming. May the Lord Jesus Christ bless you as you follow Him and study His Word!

    • @abdulazeezadeniji9464
      @abdulazeezadeniji9464 2 года назад

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  • @obadiahkilgore2964
    @obadiahkilgore2964 2 года назад

    Is there a relation between chiasms and the general idea of chirality? Thanks!

    • @ReasonandRevelation
      @ReasonandRevelation  2 года назад

      Chirality in general has to do with symmetry in systems. The term 'chirality' is used most in chemistry. Literary chasm is a kind of literary symmetry, so I guess you could say that the two are related in a very general sense. I'm not sure whether the two terms are related.

  • @ericmaina6779
    @ericmaina6779 Год назад +1

    very informative. meanwhile, you do some deductive logic and Analysis of Faith to reach the conclusion of who the 'Son of Man' is. But you make a passing remark on the 'Ancient of Days' referring us to verse 9 of Daniel 7 which seems to describe this character as the Judge. so, is the 'Ancient of Days' God the father?

    • @ReasonandRevelation
      @ReasonandRevelation  Год назад +1

      Yes, I believe that in Daniel 7 the "ancient of days" is the father. If you compare Daniel 7 with Psalm 2, you will see the same concept: God the Father in heaven install God the Son (Jesus, the Messiah) as His ruler on earth. These prophecies will be fulfilled at the Second Coming of Christ.See also Acts 1:6-11. I think that if you compare these passages you will see that they all refer to the moment in time when Christ will return to earth and begin His millennial reign. You may want to look at my two series on Eschatology for further discussion of these passages and ideas. May the Lord bless you as you study, learn, and apply His Word!