Exegesis and Eisegesis - What is the difference? | Bible Study Tips | GotQuestions.org

[@tjlukkasson7357]

This is a fantastic video - showing it to my 9th grade New Testament class as they prepare to write a short exegetical paper.

[@tanyatalks]

These is an excellent example. I shared it with the leader of the preaching ministry at my church.

[@EssentialDetailz]

great video, straight to the point thanks👍

[@Ghee19]

Awesome explanation with scriptures!

[@rapmeister1000]

Good cursory explanation for the layperson. One thing I often find left out of exegesis, is the failure to return to the senior text of scripture, which results in eisegesis occurring unwittingly. That is, the reader believes they are employing exegesis based upon their understanding of the language (most often English) that they are reading the text in.

[@knewbold09]

Wow! This was really good!!

[@diggi3247]

This ministry truly is a blessing from God to His people & the building of His Kingdom...

[@diggi3247]

This has been a fairly interesting topic for me, as of recent, and I am just SO glad this Ministry touches on the topic... God bless you all, as per usual.

[@chhangtemawitea7185]

Thank you Got Question Ministry for uploading useful information such as this.

[@drsheysheycho]

very deep and interesting to look at

[@waldensmith4796]

Great analysis of Exegesis and Eisejesis with sound biblical understanding with in my view my Bible College Studies I can safely say Exegesis supersedes Éisegesis in terms of biblical interpretation in my view. Love your show very educational. Keep up the good work.

[@ryanhart3159]

Amen!!!🙏❤️

[@AvaNoe]

RCC is filled with eisegesistic POV while adding tradition in interpreting scripture.

[@danderth]

Sharing that example was super helpful, thanks.

[@MichaelTheophilus906]

Eisegesis is when you make up something in your imagination, and try to find scriptures to support your imagination. You know, like the trinity, pre-existant Christ, Calvinism, Catholicism, etc.

[@Creasey_F]

it is also when someone has a problem in their life and they search for a specific verse that kind of fits their narrative and bend it even more to fit their argument. you see a lot of dishonest people do this in debate. and it is very dangerous to do this. it leads people to take the bible out of context to just read one verse and not read previous verses and following verses. very dangerous

[@LetteBrigade]

​@@Creasey_F exactly 💯 hallelujah

[@james_horan]

Truth

[@aboyname]

I kind of understand what was said, but on videos how can I tell these people a part ?

[@Mojo32]

My guess is that the best way is by using exegesis yourself by studying the context, that is if it isn't already apparent that the speaker themselves aren't using exegesis. Steve Lawson is a good example (of course there are many) of someone that it is obvious they use exegesis when preaching the Word. And I'd say that Joel Osteen is a good example (again, many examples) who obviously speaks by using their personal interpretations.

[@russpiraino9096]

The commercial for LDS gives me pause. Is Pastor Nelson LDS?

[@Myles995]

Love it, thank you!

[@acanadianbear649]

Excellent explanation however I find Christian doctrine comes from esisgesis of the Hebrew scriptures

[@wilfredamalemba2671]

Too true! A reading of the epistle to the Roman Jews by Paul reveals blatant eisegesis! Read his quotes from Deuteronomy and Hosea, then compare them with the original texts and you'll be shocked at how Paul forces the Hebrew Scriptures texts to support his baseless idea of righteousness by faith!

[@acanadianbear649]

@@wilfredamalemba2671 exactly. Well put amd illustrated

[@mykhel]

Did the Apostles use Eisegesis most old testament? I'm confuse.

[@wilfredamalemba2671]

Apparently they did, especially Paul who compelled certain passages of the Torah and the Prophetic writings to say what his ideas he wanted to present. Read his quotes from Deuteronomy and Hosea and compare with the actual texts.😯 😮

[@leanagonzalez467]

This is useful…you speak FAST!!

[@theleftistvortex]

If anyone here is from Mr. Wadleys class, good luck.

[@jesuslovesyou5330]

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯🙏

[@JoseTarrayo-m7t]

Exegesis is the correct or right interpretion of the bible. The Scriptures is self interpreting "do not add or subtract" that is law of interpretion. Line upon lines is Gods percepts nothing to add or subtract its perfect. While Eisegesis is mans interpretation with his ideas, perspectives and understanding. Man interpret of what he sees with his own understanding in the scriptures.

[@Gio-ce8ob]

Eisigesis is why there are so many Protestant denominations.

[@ABiblicalView]

Amen

[@wornout3499]

I think the Jehovah's witness use both.

[@diggi3247]

Though I won't disagree with that statement, I would think they use more of the latter (Eisegesis) than the former (Exegesis) 😅

[@Ghee19]

They don’t even have the same Bible

[@eiontactics9056]

Wish someone will teach this to Calvinists... all they do is eisegesis.

[@paaniiyartey58]

That's not true, or maybe that I know of

[@romanthechristian5237]

I think there are calvinists and arminians who do this.

[@ByGracethroughFaithEph.2.8]

The blessings of Calvinism is Calvinists believe God is 100% sovereign and he knows everything that will happen because he planned it and they believe in T.u.l.i.p

[@rcrowman]

Not all they do, but something they do often to support their false doctrines.

[@Mojo32]

If this happens it is obviously an individual thing, not the whole. Like most things in life.

[@ggates5371]

The Apostle Paul completely lied to his followers. He was preaching to gentiles who never knew the laws of G-d. Want proof that the religion of Paul is lies? Look at Hebrews 9:22. It reads, “without the shedding of blood, there is no remission of sins.” But there’s just one problem: that was NEVER written in the Torah. The author of Hebrews lied. Don’t believe me? Grab a concordance and research it yourself. The G-d of Abraham is Lord. Worship Him only. All you have to do is repent and believe in HaShem (Allah) alone.

[@lennonellis606]

Leviticus 17:11"For the life of the flesh is in the blood, and I have given it for you on the altar to make atonement for your souls, for it is the blood that makes atonement by the life."

[@926paaja]

Allah is not the God of the Bible. Pray your eyes will be open to Jesus by the power of the holy spirit.

[@wilfredamalemba2671]

And certainly not the blood of a human being! Hashem dissuades the sacrificing of humans and Hashem also says that no one will take the punishment of or die for another's sin! Ezekiel 18!