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In die Skriflig

versión On-line ISSN 2305-0853
versión impresa ISSN 1018-6441

In Skriflig (Online) vol.45 no.2-3 Pretoria jun. 2011

 

ORIGINAL RESEARCH

 

Grammaties-historiese eksegese: Quid est et quo vadis?

 

Grammatical-historical exegesis: Quid est et quo vadis?

 

 

H.J.M. van Deventer

Eenheid vir Reformatoriese Teologie, Skool vir Basiese Wetenskappe, Fakulteit Geesteswetenskappe, Vaaldriehoekkampus. Noordwes-Universiteit. Vanderbijlpark. E-pos: hans.vandeventer@nwu.ac.za

 

 


OPSOMMING

Hierdie artikel neem die grammaties-historiese metode van Bybelverklaring onder die loep. Die doel is om by wyse van kritiese ondersoek, bepaalde leemtes in die benadering uit te wys en voorstelle te maak met betrekking tot die aanpassing van hierdie metode. Klem word veral gelê op die histories- en leser-gefokusde aspekte wat by die lees van n antieke Bybelteks ter sake is. Die ontwikkeling van die grammaties-historiese metode word teen die agtergrond van die ontwikkeling van Bybelverklaring in die algemeen geplaas. Laastens word voorgestel hoe resultate van ondersoeke na die historiese Jesus n bydrae tot verantwoorde eksegese kan maak.


ABSTRACT

This article investigates the grammatical-historical method of biblical interpretation. The aim is to indicate certain problems in the approach through critical investigation and to make suggestions regarding changes to this method. Emphasis is placed on the historical- and reader-focused aspects related to reading an ancient biblical text. The development of the grammatical-historical method is placed against the backdrop of the development of biblical interpretation in general. Lastly, suggestions are made on how the results of the historical-Jesus research can contribute to responsible exegesis.


 

 

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