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Exegesis vs. Eisegesis: Are You Reading Scripture or Reading into It?

By Filings on Wed, 08/05/26
Bible, Theology & Philosophy
Exegesis
Eisegesis
Bible Study

“I want to submit to the text, not make the text submit to me. But how can I make sure to exegete and not eisegete? Ultimately, the direction of your heart—toward the Lord or toward some other God—will determine whether you truly listen to his speech in Scripture.” - Mark Ward

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