The Art of Exegesis in the Reformation

This chapter explores the crucial role of original languages in biblical interpretation during the Reformation, focusing on figures like Luther and Calvin. It emphasizes the need for careful exegesis and a thoughtful, methodical approach to sermon preparation that prioritizes depth over speed. The discussion critiques superficial preaching practices and advocates for an organic development of messages based on scripture, reflecting on the dedication of historical figures to thorough study and accurate understanding.