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Class: 
Biblical Hermeneutics Essentials
Lecture label: 
NT110-9

When contextualizing a passage it is important to avoid imitating biblical culture exactly, and letting the culture govern the message.

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I. Introduction and Review

II. The Goal of Contextualization: To Bridge the Gap Between First Century Culture and Our Own

A. Two Extremes to Avoid

1. Imitating biblical culture exactly

2. Seek complete contextualization, transforming the message to fit the culture.

B. Principles of Contextualization

1. Proper contextualization begins with sound exegesis

2. All scripture is authoritative because it is inspired by God

3. Scripture can be applied at the surface level, or at the level of principle

4. To apply correctly, we must distinguish between the cultural and super-cultural

5. Individual statements must be placed in the broader context of Scripture

III. Summary

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