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Communicating authorial intent through biblical narrative to children
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Communicating Authorial Intent Through Biblical Narrative to Children. Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/1ac336f4-6d10-4532-85b5-22bae5bd9fd3?locale=en.APA citation style (7th ed.)
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- The thesis project will attempt to demonstrate the relationship between biblical hermeneutics and homiletics in a way that effectively teaches children about the morals of biblical stories. Based on the presupposition that the goal of hermeneutics is to discover the intended meaning of the biblical author within his original historical/grammatical/cultural milieu and further that the goal of homiletics os to convey the biblical author's intended meaning to a contemporary audience via a simple single idea (moral), the biblical moral will be both relevant and timeless and can effectively be communicated to children through biblical narrative.
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