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2Ti 2:2 And the things that thou hast heard of me among many witnesses, the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also.
Though many have heard the topics of the beginning posts before, they are here to provide subscribers with an introduction to the topic. ...and invite your friends if you dare ;)
I'm an evangelist/pastor not an author. But I am trying to write on the fundamental problem behind some issues in the church, which is the Greek hermeneutic. The first church was Jewish, the Gentiles came along and, like Israel at the fiery mountain said "We don't want the whole story, give us Judaism light". As a result, by 400 AD they had removed anything appearing to be Jewish from the church and adopted Augustine's Greek philosophy and hermeneutic in reading the OT. The Hebrew hermeneutic is taught by the NT authors. There is a debate today as to where Paul got his theology. They say John got the 'Logos' from Greeks. They admit, in discussions concerning the OT use by NT authors, that they cannot reproduce NT author exegesis. These are all problems generated by using the wrong hermeneutic. It also causes bad theology and discrepancies. I need an experimental audience willing to give feedback and ask hard questions in order to document this properly.
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