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The study of interpretation [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermeneutics]
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:Can we reproduce the exegesis of the NT? Richard Longenecker posed and answered this question in his 1969 Tyndale House lecture. His answer was that the NT writers' exegesis of OT passages largely follows contemporary Jewish methods. Since these methods go beyond strictly grammatical-historical exegesis, while we believe their interpretations to be revelation, we cannot ourselves reproduce their exegesis in other texts of the OT. [http://www.bible-researcher.com/swanson.html]
:"But someone will say, "The NT writers did it; why can't we? Don't we learn our hermeneutics from them?" The answer lies in a difference of qualifications. [Thomas says NO!] NT writers possessed the gift of apostleship and/or the gift of prophecy that enabled them to receive and transmit to others direct revelation from God. [http://www.tms.edu/tmsj/tmsj13d.pdf]
According to Moises Silva, “If we refuse to pattern our exegesis after that of the apostles, we are in practice denying the authoritative character of their scriptural interpretation–and to do so is to strike at the very heart of the Christian faith.” In similar fashion, S. Lewis Johnson writes, “We not only can reproduce their exegetical methodology, we must if we are to be taught their understanding of Holy Scripture.” Curtis Crenshaw and Grover Gunn agree, writing, “Anything else than the apostles’ hermeneutic is based on speculative human reasoning.” [https://expositorythoughts.wordpress.com/2007/03/16/the-relationship-of-the-testaments-apostolic-hermeneutic/]
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