Trinitarian Interpretation
Dan, Congratulations to you and Sue on the birth of your latest grand baby.
I would like you to help me (us) understand your approach to interpretation from a trinitarian perspective. Since my students will make reference to your model I need to be better informed about it.
So, tell us the approach and perhaps we could work on applying it to some select Old and New Testament passages.
Thanks,
JFK
I would like you to help me (us) understand your approach to interpretation from a trinitarian perspective. Since my students will make reference to your model I need to be better informed about it.
So, tell us the approach and perhaps we could work on applying it to some select Old and New Testament passages.
Thanks,
JFK
posted by Jack at 5:51 AM
1 Comments:
Dan give me an illustration of what you are saying from a Hebrews passage.
When you say that we should read the whole canon from a Trinitarian perspective does that mean I am looking for something in the text or does that mean that I am depending on something when I read the text?
In other words am I looking for the Trinity or am I depending on the Trinity as I read the text?
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