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When Exegesis Forgets About Reality: One Common Misunderstanding of Historical-Grammatical Exegesis

By Filings on Fri, 09/05/25
Church & Ministry
Exegesis
Hermeneutics
Preaching

“Let me illustrate what I mean by showing how interpreting the Bible as history without reality—where signs point only to other signs and not to realities—misunderstands historical-grammatical exegesis.” - Wyatt Graham

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