Keywords
scripture, second generation, wittenberg, death, interpretation, reformation, roman church, swot
Description
This presentation will consider the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats associated with learning to read scripture along with second generation Wittenberg pastors and students. Having unmoored their exegetical practice from Roman official interpretation and in the wake of Luther's death, the by Scripture alone reformation principle might easily become permission for any reader's ego to compromise the authentic press of the text and the Holy Spirit's profitable prophetic work on the human creature through the text of Scripture. How did second generation Wittenberg theologians, pastors and students read scripture?
Submission Type
Bible Study; Lecture; Sermon Prep
Submission Topics
Ecclesiology (The Church); Education; Literature and Art; Practical Theology; Preaching and Teaching; Scripture Interpretation; Sin; Worship
Submission Audience
Laity; Ministers; Scholars
People in this Resource (separated by commas)
Mattias Flacius Illyricus, Martin Luther, Melanchthon
Submission Cost
Free
A SWOT analysis of Second Generation Wittenberg Exegetical Theory and Practice
This presentation will consider the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats associated with learning to read scripture along with second generation Wittenberg pastors and students. Having unmoored their exegetical practice from Roman official interpretation and in the wake of Luther's death, the by Scripture alone reformation principle might easily become permission for any reader's ego to compromise the authentic press of the text and the Holy Spirit's profitable prophetic work on the human creature through the text of Scripture. How did second generation Wittenberg theologians, pastors and students read scripture?
