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Scripture alone (sola scriptura) means Scripture as the supreme norm: the Spirit guides its meaning and uses the church, councils and tradition—quoting Bavinck on tradition, “the method by which the Spirit causes... Scripture to pass into the consciousness and life of the church"—in its social and historical expression for attaining Christian maturity and shared understanding grounded in apostolic teaching.

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Faith (sola fide) is the means by which right-minded interpretive communities help us arrive at a better understanding of Scripture within a “modest testimonial foundationalism,” a rationality defined by Plantinga’s (via Calvin) epistemology that explains why it is rational to trust apostolic testimony: faith comes by the Spirit impressing the truths of the gospel upon our hearts as believers read Scripture.

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Vanhoozer emphasizes how the Bible reads us (Luther), like the glow of a light, that’s grace (solo gratia): how God communicates within the Trinity and toward us, creation as an act of grace, God "speaking" it into being—entering the world as the Light and Word of God. That Word, expressed in Scripture, carries/is God’s Word to us, illuminating us, our reading is a spiritual luminescence

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Vanhoozer is arguing that retrieving the Reformation’s five solas provides a framework to guide biblical interpretation

Oh man. Sola Gratia is so deep esp with the Trinity. Without the Trinity you can't make sense of the 5 solas.
You also see a textbook example on how to do theological retrieval in each sola.