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Hermeneutical Manual: Introduction to the Exegetical Study of the Scriptures of the New Testament

Patrick Fairbairn

Philadelphia, Smith, English & Co.1859508 pages

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  title = {Hermeneutical Manual: Introduction to the Exegetical Study of the Scriptures of the New Testament},
  author = {Patrick Fairbairn},
  publisher = {Philadelphia, Smith, English & Co.},
  year = {1859},
  url = {https://lectern.restorationcommons.org/d/fairbairn/hermeneutical-manual}
}

Contents

  1. PREFACEp. 6
  2. PART FIRST: DISCUSSION OF FACTS AND PRINCIPLES BEARING ON THE LANGUAGE AND INTERPRETATION OF NEW TESp. 12
  3. SECTION FIRST.—The Original Language of the New Testamentp. 12
  4. SECTION SECOND.—The Characteristics of New Testament Greekp. 23
  5. SECTION THIRD.—Collateral Sources for determining the Sense, and explaining the Peculiarities of Newp. 59
  6. SECTION FOURTH.—General Rules and Principles to be followed in the Interpretation of Particular Wordp. 76
  7. SECTION FIFTH.—Of False and True Accommodation; or the Influence that should be allowed to Prevailinp. 102
  8. SECTION SIXTH.—The Respect due in the Interpretation of the New Testament to the Analogy of the Faitp. 117
  9. SECTION SEVENTH.—The Relation of the Old to the New in God's Dispensations more exactly defined, witp. 135
  10. SECTION EIGHTH.—On the proper interpretation of the Tropical parts of the New Testamentp. 152
  11. SECTION NINTH.—The Parables of Christ, their proper Interpretation and Treatmentp. 168
  12. SECTION TENTH.—On the Subject of Parallelism as bearing on the Structure and Interpretation of New Tp. 185
  13. PART SECOND: DISSERTATIONS ON PARTICULAR SUBJECTS CONNECTED WITH THE EXEGESIS OF NEW TESTAMENT SCRIPp. 201
  14. SECTION THIRD.—On the Names of Christ in New Testament Scripture, and, in particular, on the use ofp. 251
  15. SECTION FOURTH.—On the Import and Use of certain terms, which express an antagonistic relation to Chp. 268
  16. SECTION FIFTH.—On βαπτίζω and its cognates, with special reference to the mode of administering Baptp. 287
  17. SECTION SEVENTH.—On the Import and Use of διαθήκη in the New Testamentp. 328
  18. SECTION EIGHTH.—On the Import of certain terms employed in New Testament Scripture to indicate the np. 340
  19. SECTION NINTH.—On the use of Paraskeuê and Pascha in St. John's account of our Lord's last sufferingp. 356
  20. SECTION FIRST.—Quotations from the Old Testament in the New, considered in respect to the manner ofp. 380
  21. SECTION SECOND.—Quotations from the Old Testament in the New, considered in respect to the mode of ap. 445
  22. APPENDIX.—The historical circumstances that led to Christ's birth at Bethlehem—Cyrenius and the taxip. 493