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Biblical hermeneutics

the family of methods that read biblical texts as historical documents, asking about their origins, sources and original settings.

In biblical hermeneutics, historical-critical method refers to the family of methods that read biblical texts as historical documents, asking about their origins, sources and original settings. This meaning comes from Krentz (1975) in The historical-critical method.[1]

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References

Krentz, E. (1975). The historical-critical method. Wipf & Stock Publishers. ISBN 9780281029105

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