- The Bible must define its own figurative language, using immediate context and comparing scripture with scripture. - Figurative language in the Book of Revelation is explained within the text itself. - Understanding figurative language helps interpret future prophecies in Revelation.
Figurative Language Interpretation 04:50
- Exploring the figurative language in Revelation, such as the symbolism of seven golden candlesticks and stars. - Comparing scripture to explain figurative language, like the depiction of the Holy Spirit as seven spirits.
Parables and Doctrine 09:33
- Parables are meant to illustrate doctrine, not define it. - Analyzing the parable in Luke 18 about perseverance in prayer and its main teaching. - Understanding contrasts in parables to avoid misinterpretation.
Progressive Revelation 13:51
- God's revelation to man is progressive, unfolding gradually throughout scripture. - Examples of progressive revelation include the doctrine of the Trinity and life after death. - False teachings can arise from misinterpreting scripture without considering progressive revelation.
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