“Canonical exegesis may be defined as the interpretation of individual components of the canon in the context of the canon as a whole. Even in the pre-canonical period evidence of intra-biblical interpretation is not lacking. In the Old Testament it… — F.F. Bruce Copy Share Image
“Even in its canonical form a biblical document may be better understood if account be taken of successive stages in its composition. There” — F.F. Bruce Copy Share Image
“An individual gospel might have been designed as the gospel for a particular community, but when it was included in a collection with other… — F.F. Bruce Copy Share Image
“By an act of faith the Christian reader today may identify the New Testament, as it has been received, with the entire ‘tradition of… — F.F. Bruce Copy Share Image
“Canonical exegesis may be defined as the interpretation of individual components of the canon in the context of the canon as a whole. Even… — F.F. Bruce Copy Share Image
“The suggestion is made from time to time that the canon of scripture might be augmented by the inclusion of other ‘inspirational’ literature, ancient… — F.F. Bruce Copy Share Image
