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Five Things Theologians Wish Biblical Scholars Knew
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“Contemporary historical exegesis, for the most part, does not reckon with divine providence. Much contemporary biblical scholarship tends to treat exegesis MERELY as a search for authorial intent. While early Christian readers were not indifferent to human authorial intent, they placed it within the larger framework of divine intent.” (Emphasis mine)

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