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Richard I. Deibert is a Chaplain at Tidewell Hospice in Florida.

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Mark Interpretation Bible Studies (9780664226817) by Richard L. Deibert. Title: Mark Interpretation Bible Studies By: Richard L. Deibert Format: Paperback Number of Pages: 112 Vendor: Westminster John Knox Press. Dimensions: 9 X 6 (inches) ISBN: 0664226817 ISBN-13: 9780664226817 Series: Interpretation Bible Studies Stock No: WW226817. Philippians and Galatians, Interpretation Bible Studies.

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Deibert, Richard I. Publication date. Mark - Criticism, interpretation, etc, Bible. Mark - Textbooks, Bible.

Interpretation Bible Studies (IBS) offers solid biblical content in a creative study format. Designed for adults and older youth, IBS can be used in small groups, in church school classes, in large group presentations, or in personal study.

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Examples of Bible Interpretation. Applying interpretive processes to biblical passages). Basics of bible interpretation. Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth. We will cover the basic rules and guidelines of interpretation. These rules and guidelines will also help your personal Bible study to become more productive and will give you a standard to analyze the truthfulness of teachings that you hear from others. The internet is full of sites that express different opinions about the Bible's message. Not only are they different, but some are accusing others of heresy or false teachings.

His main base for Bible study was the Old Latin hand, being inllucnced by Rabbinic studies, he stressed the im-portance of the literal .

His main base for Bible study was the Old Latin. Jerome’s Vulgate was a new translation which he did not trust. We see that with Augustine the tradition of the church is beginning to play a prominent role in controlling interpretation. hand, being inllucnced by Rabbinic studies, he stressed the im-portance of the literal sense and criticized the Vulgate because it was not always true to the Hebrew text. p. 141. 46 Cited by Blackman, ibid.