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The New Hermeneutic is an approach that focuses on how current audiences interact with the biblical text. Ernst Fuchs and Gerhard Ebeling are considered to be the initiators of this method.
The New Hermeneutic is based on the presupposition of the timelessness of the text and claims that this timelessness necessarily means that it holds new meaning for ...
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I would first like to offer one passage in the New Testament that effectively answers both the issue of intermarriage between Israel and Gentiles, as well as the state of the Torah of Moshe.
In Ephesians 2:14-16, the apostle Paulos wrote,
14 For he is our peace, who made both, one, and destroyed the middle-wall of the fence, 15 when he abolished the ...
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