General Rules of Hermeneutics: Biblical Poetry
Deep Dive into Introduction to Biblical Interpretation by William W. Klein, Craig L. Blomberg, and Robert L. Hubbard Jr. - General Rules of Hermeneutics: Biblical PoetryPoetry fundamentally differs from prose in its highly organized and dense structure, placing it on the intense side of the literary spectrum. The basic unit of poetry is the single line or stich, consisting of tightly arranged lines, whereas the basic unit of prose is the sentence. Poetry is characterized by sparseness and restricted structure, concise sentences, and an economy of language where there are no wasted words.The…
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