Introduction to the thesis statement and the purpose of the dissertation. Explanation of the significance of interlinear studies in the context of biblical literature, systematic theology, and church history.
Exploration of the role of interlinear studies in understanding and interpreting New Testament literature. Lion, Ox, Eagle, Man. Discussion on the translation of original texts and the hermeneutical principles applied.
Examination of how interlinear studies contribute to theological themes in the New Testament. Analysis of the intersection of biblical interpretation and doctrinal formulation.
Review of the historical context of the New Testament writings and how they have been interpreted over time. Consideration of the impact of interlinear studies on these interpretations.
Practical application of the thesis in the context of regular preaching. Discussion on how interlinear studies can inform and enrich a pulpit-based ministry of the Word.
Summary of the key findings of the dissertation and their implications for future research and practice. Affirmation of the thesis statement in the light of the research conducted.
List of academic resources, commentaries, and original texts cited in the dissertation.
** Lion, Ox, Eagle, Man