): This series is committed to the total inerrancy of the Scriptures. It is committed to the establishment of the Word of God as the final and absolute authority over all doctrine and conduct. It places the Word of God above culture, science, anthropology, psychology and all so called higher criticism. It is committed to the principle that man does not judge the Word of God but rather the Word of God judges man. This series is committed to the total inerrancy of the Scriptures. It is committed to the establishment of the Word of God as the final and absolute authority over all doctrine and conduct. It places the Word of God above culture, science, anthropology, psychology and all so called higher criticism. It is committed to the principle that man does not judge the Word of God but rather the Word of God judges man. Most Hermeneutics classes fail the student by giving him a correct academic understanding of knowing and interpreting the Word of God but then fail to take the final step – “how to get into the Word of God”. Or perhaps even more importantly, “how to get the Word of God into you.” A correct understanding of dietetics and kinetics if of no value in terms of ones health if you do not know how to cook or work out. In the same way a correct understanding of hermeneutical tools is of little value if one does not know how to feed oneself from the Word of God and how to use the Word of God in strengthening oneself. These final two lectures take the student to this final concluding application.
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Rev. Mahon graduated from the University of Texas was a B.S. in secondary education. After teaching in the Austin Independent School District, he accepted the call of God from the Navigators to the ministry where he served for over 25 years in the college, community and missions...
