Last Updated：2022/12/23
In biblical exegesis, the historico-grammatical approach tries to avoid extremes: that of dismissing the use of figurative language in the text on the one hand, versus dismissing the possibility of the miraculous and the supernatural on the other; that of ignoring what the original authors intended, versus ignoring relevance for modern readers; that of forcing the text into a preconceived theology, versus interpreting in isolation from the larger story of the gospel.
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In
biblical
exegesis,
the
historico-grammatical
approach
tries
to
avoid
extremes:
that
of
dismissing
the
use
of
figurative
language
in
the
text
on
the
one
hand,
versus
dismissing
the
possibility
of
the
miraculous
and
the
supernatural
on
the
other;
that
of
ignoring
what
the
original
authors
intended,
versus
ignoring
relevance
for
modern
readers;
that
of
forcing
the
text
into
a
preconceived
theology,
versus
interpreting
in
isolation
from
the
larger
story
of
the
gospel.
