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The Old Testament is always to be __________________ in light of the New Testament; never the reverse.

To accept a passage of scripture in its plainest and simplest sense is to interpret it in a ______________ sense.

The doctrine of antichrist is a denial of the incarnation; that Jesus Christ is the eternal God and that He entered the world as a man.

The law of _______ occurrence of any phenomena is the basis for interpreting any subsequent appearances of the same phenomena.

One must always interpret a passage of scripture in light of its ____________ (whether it's literal, prose, historical, allegorical, etc.) . . .

. . . and by putting the passage in its proper _______________ . . .

. . . and then compare scripture with other _____________, never fragmenting them for private interpretation.

The practice of bringing two verses together that don't have any relationship together except for a similarity of words and then using same as a means of teaching doctrine is known as ___________________ context.

The wrong kind of hermeneutics is _______________ hermeneutics, or the practice of interpreting scripture based on what one feels the text says or feels the Holy Spirit is saying.

An _____________ is to speak not according to the primary sense of the words, but to speak so that the facts stated are applied to illustrate a principle.

Grammar improperly translated leads to exegetical fallacies.

Symantec obsolences occurs when a word changes to the extent that it no longer means what the ________ word originally meant at the time it was written.

The Bible does not have a worldview.

The practice of selecting texts which apparently agree with one's theology while ignoring all other texts that deal with exactly the same matter but may not necessarily agree with that theology is known as _____________ citing.

In Matthew 5 Jesus says five times "But I say unto you . . ." meaning