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LA123364
انگلیسی
Hearing and Speaking
[Article]
Scott A. Ellington
Leiden
Brill
Pentecostal hermeneuts continue to debate whether the locus of meaning in a biblical text should be found principally with the author's intended meaning, the reader, the revealing Spirit, or some combination of these. This article argues that meaning cannot be isolated to the writer or the reader alone, but requires an ongoing dialogue facilitated by the Spirit. Luke's interpretive use of the Old Testament in Acts demonstrates the diversity of the ongoing dialogue between author, reader, and Spirit in the interpretive process.
2019
215-227
Journal of Pentecostal Theology
28/2
1745-5251
acts
dialogical
General
Hermeneutics
History of Religion
meaning
pentecostal
Religious Studies
Theology and World Christianity
Scott A. Ellington
10.1163/17455251-02802005
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