John Calvin's exegesis of the Old Testament /
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- 0664220444 (alk. paper)
- 221.6/092 20
- BX9418 .P83 1995
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Revision of the author's thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Chicago, 1992.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 153-170) and indexes.
1. Introduction. The Exegetical Continuum. Modern Evaluations of Calvin's Exegesis. Method of This Study -- 2. Two Presuppositions of Calvin's Exegesis. The Dual Authorship of Scripture. The Unity of Scripture -- 3. The "Jewish" Appearance of Calvin's Exegesis. Criticism of Christian Exegesis. Historical Exegesis -- 4. The "Christian" Character of Calvin's Exegesis. Criticism of Jewish Exegesis. The New Testament as an Exegetical Guide -- 5. Calvin's Exegetical Via Media. Allegory. Typology. Prophecy. 6. Conclusion.
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