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The Book of Job\ud and the Mission of God: An application of a missional hermeneutic to the book of Job

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This thesis is a work in biblical interpretation and Christian theology, which seeks to develop and apply a missional hermeneutic to the book of Job; that is, to offer a reading of Job in the light of what I see as the missional nature of the Bible.\ud Part one concerns the development of a missional approach to Job.
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Philology and missional hermeneutics: ontology of communication

Scientific Research and Development Modern Communication Studies, 2022
The article highlights the methodological connection between philology and mission hermeneutics in communicative and ontological aspects. Goal. Disclosure of the ontological foundations of communication carried out through sacred and artistic texts in a historical, cultural, aesthetic and theological context. Methodology, methods and ...
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Between Service and Scripture: A Qualitative Study of Missional Hermeneutics

Journal of Theological Interpretation, 2021
ABSTRACT Using a qualitative research method known as narrative inquiry, the authors undertake an exercise in empirical hermeneutics in a Latino church context in order to explore the formative effects of participation in mission on biblical interpreters.
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Proposals for a Missional Hermeneutic: Mapping a Conversation

Missiology, 2011
Proposals for the development of what has come to be called a missional hermeneutic reflect a range of basic notions about what such a hermeneutic is and how it affects biblical interpretation. In a set of recent conversations among biblical scholars, missiologists, and scholars in other theological fields, four distinct emphases can be observed for ...
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A Missional Hermeneutic of the Other: A Dialogue between Levinas and Confucianism

Missiology, 2013
This article aims to briefly provide a missional hermeneutic of the other by undertaking a dialogue between Levinas and Confucianism. Regarding the other as heathen, uncivilized, and lost, the church has tended not to treat the other as its interlocutor.
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