The Understanding of the Bible involves a two-way relation between the reader and the text. The practical significance of this kind of relation has been studied by a number of modern thinkers, and Dr Thiselton presses their insights into service in order to help us to grasp what is involved when we hear God speaking through the Bible today. I have found his work to be an education to myself, and I have no doubt that it will be equally helpful to others'. F.F. Bruce, formerly Professor Emeritus, Manchester University
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This lucidly written survey of hermeneutics includes a thorough examination of the extent of the contribution of philosophy to the interpretation of the Bible, as well as a detailed original treatment of the work of Heidegger, Bultmann, Gadamer, and Wittgenstein. Notes; full bibliography; indexes.
Anthony C. Thiselton, (Ph.D., Sheffield, D.D (Durham); D.D. (Archbishop of Canterbury at Lambeth) is Emeritus Professor of Christian Theology at the University of Nottingham, and Canon Theologian of Leicester Cathedral and Southwell Minster. He was formerly Principal of St John's College and Honorary Professor in the University of Durham. He is still an Associate Priest in a Nottingham parish.
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