The Most Satisfying Thing That I Have Read On Exegesis
The Scriptures aim to affect our hearts and change the way we feel about God and his will. The exegete, who believes that this aim is the aim of the living God for our day, cannot be content with merely uncovering what the Scriptures originally meant. He must aim, in his exegesis, to help achieve the ultimate goal of Scripture: its contemporary significance for faith.
John Piper, Biblical Exegesis: Discovering the Meaning of Scriptural Texts, 9.
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