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Reading the Bible
With All the WorldÂ
How can believers across cultures faithfully read and apply Scripture in a way that honors both the biblical text and their unique cultural contexts? In The Bible in Culture, Larry W. Caldwell introduces ethnohermeneutics--a revolutionary yet biblical approach to reading Scripture with, rather than for, the world.
What others are saying:
"Are you serious? Does the world really need another book on hermeneutics? YES--because someone has finally written a hermeneutics book that takes culture seriously and focuses on including peoples everywhere."
R. Daniel Shaw, PhD
Senior Professor of Anthropology and Translation,
Fuller School of Mission and Theology
"This much-needed book will challenge and inspire you to practice 'hermeneutical hospitality' when engaging different peoples and to read the Bible with--not just to--the world."
Michael T. Cooper, PhD
Author, Ephesiology:
A Study of the Ephesian Movement
"The Bible in Culture doesn't just inform--it plants seeds of understanding destined to flourish globally, unlocking interpretative possibilities we have yet to imagine."
Jay Moon, PhD
Professor of Church Planting and Evangelism, Asbury Theological Seminary
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