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Plummer Chapter 14 Analysis
In Plummer chapter fourteen he writes about how we create or where we get the meaning of a text from. We can get the text meaning from our own interpretation of the writings which is called the reader-response approach, we can gather meaning by using the text-determined approach which is an objective meaning, or we can follow the theory of communication meaning that we take the authors original intended meaning by using the method of commonsense and all communication. In chapter fifteen Plummer writes about how when we interpret the Bible we need to be aware of the terms meaning, implication, significance, and subject matter. In chapter sixteen Plummer stresses the role the Holy Spirit plays in the interpretation of the Bible. Plummer expresses

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