De Gruyter Handbuch Der Bibelhermeneutiken - Theology Book

Explore the evolution of biblical interpretation with the Handbuch Der Bibelhermeneutiken. This comprehensive volume covers the history of hermeneutics from Origenes to the present day. As a vital forum for international theology, this work addresses the diverse cultural, denominational, and theological approaches that define modern biblical study. The handbook provides a deep look into the theory and methodology used to interpret the two-part Christian Bible. It serves as an essential resource for understanding how different eras and church traditions have approached scriptural meaning. By examining various hermeneutical designs throughout history, readers gain a clear overview of the shifting landscape of theological thought. This scholarly collection is managed by an international and interconfessional editorial board, ensuring a wide-ranging perspective. Whether you are studying historical methods or contemporary theological debates, this handbook offers a structured look at the many ways the Bible is understood across different epochs.