Bible study courses Module 2

 Summary of the Biblical Exegesis Course

The biblical exegesis course provides an in-depth perspective on interpreting sacred texts, fundamental for precise and enlightened preaching. It explores the skills necessary for an accurate understanding of Scriptures, both in the context of the Old Testament and the New Testament.

In the first part, the focus is on the foundations of biblical exegesis, highlighting its crucial importance in preaching. The history of Old Testament biblical exegesis is then examined, with an analysis of interpretation methods and associated challenges.

The second part of the course concentrates on biblical exegesis in the context of the New Testament. The history of its interpretation is explored, with a particular emphasis on interpreting parables and the challenges therein. The application of parables in modern preaching is also addressed.

The connection between biblical exegesis and systematic theology is examined in the third part of the course. New Testament interpretation methods are analyzed, as well as the significance of parables in the Bible. The importance of biblical exegesis for solid theology is underscored, along with key principles for its application in this field.

The fourth part of the course explores the interaction between biblical exegesis and the history of the Church, highlighting its influence and practical application of biblical teachings. Currents and schools of exegesis throughout Church history are examined, as are common challenges and errors in applying biblical teachings.

Finally, the course delves into the role of biblical exegesis in comparative religion studies, examining comparative interpretation approaches of religious texts and resulting discoveries.

This course thus provides a comprehensive overview of biblical exegesis, emphasizing its significance for accurate understanding of Scriptures and its application in various theological, ecclesiastical, and interreligious contexts.