Robert L. Thomas - Revision history

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‎QUESTIONS RAISED BY ISPA-TYPE CITATIONS

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 Thomas answers these questions before comparing his Inspired Sensus Plenior theory to other modern writers.
 :1. "The first one is, Can the present-day interpreter assign additional and different meanings to OT passages in imitation of the applications made by the NT writers?"
 :2. "Does not the NT’s assigning of an application based on a second meaning to an OT passage violate that principle [of a single meaning]?"
 :3. "Did God know from the beginning that the OT passage had two meanings?"
 :4. "Why did the NT writers attach the sensus plenior meanings to OT passages?”
 See [[Questions raised by ISPA-type citations]] to see why his answers are seriously in error.

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 ==Inspired Sensus Plenior==
 These items Thomas has labeled as Inspired Sensus Plenior, and it will be shown that the hermeneutic used by the authors can be reproduced.
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 :4. "Why did the NT writers attach the sensus plenior meanings to OT passages?”
 See [[Questions raised by ISPA-type citations]] to see why his answers are seriously in error.
 ==Inspired Sensus Plenior==

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 :[[Matt 21:42 with Isa 28:16 and Ps 118:22]]
 :[[Luke 3:4-6 with Isa 40:3-5]]
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 This series of articles will address his paper [http://www.tms.edu/tmsj/tmsj13d.pdf "The New Testament Use of the Old" ]
 These items Thomas labels as literal fulfillments. It is a tenuous label at best since the prophecies must be interpreted figuratively first.
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 :[[Matt 21:42 with Isa 28:16 and Ps 118:22]]
 :[[Luke 3:4-6 with Isa 40:3-5]]
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 These items Thomas has labeled as Inspired Sensus Plenior, and it will be shown that the hermeneutic used by the authors can be reproduced.

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 :[[Matt 1:23 with Isa 7:14]]
 :[[Acts 13:23 with Isa 11:1]]
 :[[Luke 3:4-6 with Isa 40:3-5]]
 [[Category: New Testament exegesis]]
 [[Category: Robert L. Thomas]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:58, 5 March 2014
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−	Thomas recognizes the problem of modern ~~exegeses~~; not having the ability to read the OT as did Jesus and the apostles. When you read him, you sense that he wants to see Jesus the way the apostles did, but that he is forbidden from doing so by his associates. I hope these notes will be considered a gift.	+	Thomas recognizes the problem of modern exegesis; not having the ability to read the OT as did Jesus and the apostles. When you read him, you sense that he wants to see Jesus the way the apostles did, but that he is forbidden from doing so by his associates. I hope these notes will be considered a gift.

	This series of articles will address his paper [http://www.tms.edu/tmsj/tmsj13d.pdf "The New Testament Use of the Old" ]		This series of articles will address his paper [http://www.tms.edu/tmsj/tmsj13d.pdf "The New Testament Use of the Old" ]

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	[[Category: New Testament exegesis]]		[[Category: New Testament exegesis]]
		+	[[Category: Robert L. Thomas]]