Hermeneutics - Lesson 25
Proverbs and the Wisdom Literature
Hermeneutics
Lesson 25
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Proverbs and the Wisdom Literature
A. Introduction
B. Characteristics of Wisdom Literature
1. Practical
2. Dependence on God
3. Creation theology
C. Misuse of wisdom literature
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Hermeneutics is the science and art of the interpretation of the Bible. It's a science because it is an orderly process based on rules you can apply. It is an art because of the nuances in communication and translation.