Dictionary of Hermeneutics

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Unlike exhaustive works on the subject, the Dictionary of Hermeneutics was written to serve as a primer and resource book for first-time students of hermeneutics. James Hernando offers concise definitions and examples of terms, expressions, and persons related to the field of hermeneutics, its presuppositions, and its theories. Brevity is prized without compromising accuracy.

Here are just a few reasons why this is a must-have resource:


• Straightforward definitions, often with examples or illustrations, provide a clear understanding even to those new to biblical interpretation.

• The definitions are grouped into seven sections to quickly and fully engage exploration of key terms.

• Cross-referenced items take advantage of the searching power of PC Study Bible to find a term in any other resource in the user's library.

• In-depth footnotes and bibliographic information included.

Published in 2005 by Gospel Publishing House, the Dictionary of Hermeneutics will help new students, and seasoned scholars quickly locate accurate and unbiased information vital to the study of biblical interpretation and its related disciplines.