Hermeneutics
Concepts
Scripture
Other
Doctrine
100

What is the purpose of hermeneutics?

To provide guidelines for studying and interpreting Scripture correctly.

100

Why do we study doctrine?

To get a proper understanding of God, creation, and humanity

100

Scripture is also known as what?

Word of God or Bible

100

Recite Proverbs 1:7

The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and instruction

100

What does the word "doctrine" mean?

Teaching or instruction

200

Why is context important when interpreting Scripture?

It helps us understand a passage according to its intended meaning rather than taking it out of context.

200

What do we mean by "fear of the Lord"?

Recognizing who God is and our position before Him, He is worthy of praise, and we are sinners in need of a savior

200

Although the Bible was physically written by human beings, who inspired Scripture?

The Holy Spirit

200

Recite Jeremiah 29:13

You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart

200

What is Bible doctrine?

Truth revealed by God about who He is, how we relate to Him, and how we should live.

300

What should we collect before developing an interpretation or conclusion about Scripture?

Data that supports our interpretation, including original language, context, and other supporting Biblical passages.

300

What should be our greatest motivation for studying scripture?

Love for God

300

The Bible has many human writers, but how many divine authors does it have?

One

300

Define "divine"?

Coming from God

300

According to the formal definition, doctrine is a ________ we come up with based on Biblical information.

Conclusion

400

Name two types of information we should consider when developing a Biblical interpretation.

Original language, context, and supporting passages.

400

What attitude must accompany our love for God when studying Scripture?

Humility

400

Why is it important to study the Bible as a whole, from Genesis to Revelation?

Because every book is important, and ignoring parts of Scripture can lead to incomplete or inaccurate conclusions.

400

Someone studies only the parts of the Bible that support their opinion. What problem could this create?

Their doctrine could become incomplete, inaccurate, or taken out of context.

400

Name three things we must do with Biblical information in order to develop doctrine.

Process, analyze, and interact with Scripture.

500

Hermeneutics

Science and art of Biblical interpretation 

500

Why is a lack of Biblical knowledge dangerous?

It makes it easier for us to be deceived.

500

Why can paying attention to small details in Scripture help us understand the Bible?

Small details can help reveal the larger Biblical picture and themes.

500

Finish this statement: Doctrine is never meant to simply be __________.

Information

500

Doctrine is not supposed to remain simply as information. What should doctrine ultimately lead to?

A transformed life through Christ fueled by love

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