Exegesis
Exegesis refers to the grammatical study of the Word of God. It involves leading out of a passage what is actually there by studying individual words and how they are put together in sentences and paragraphs. Every word in the Bible is important because it is inspired by God the Holy Spirit.
What is exegesis, and why is it essential for understanding the Bible?
Questions on this topic
- Define and explain the importance of isagogics, categories, and exegesis.The Basics
- What is exegesis, and why is it essential for understanding the Bible?The Basics · Lesson 2–1: The Manual—The Bible
- What is exegesis?The Basics · Lesson 2–1: The Manual—The Bible
See also — other questions tagged with this topic
- What is the Bible's teaching on hermeneutics, and how does it guide us in understanding Scripture?The Basics · Lesson 2–1: The Manual—The Bible
- What is the purpose and importance of isagogics in understanding the Bible?The Basics · Lesson 2–1: The Manual—The Bible
- What is isagogics?The Basics · Lesson 2–1: The Manual—The Bible