Principles of Biblical Interpretation Jay E Adams and even less is it

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Principles of Biblical Interpretation Jay E Adams and even less is itLouis Berkhof had established himself as one of the finest evangelical theologians of the century when he published this textbook in 1950. This primer introduces the reader to grammatical, historical, and theological interpretation. Berkhof shows the Bible student ways "in which the differences or the distance between a [biblical] author and his readers may be removed." And this can only be accomplished when readers "[transpose] themselves into the