Chapter III: Sacred Scripture, Its Inspiration and Divine Interpretation

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"Chapter III: Sacred Scripture, Its Inspiration and Divine Interpretation" is a section of the Second Vatican Council’s dogmatic constitution Dei Verbum that explains the divine origin of the Bible and the principles for its authentic Catholic interpretation.

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instanceOf chapter of a conciliar document ⓘ
section of a dogmatic constitution ⓘ
addresses Catholic exegetes ⓘ
all the faithful ⓘ
pastors ⓘ
theologians ⓘ
affirms divine inspiration of all canonical books ⓘ
that Scripture firmly, faithfully and without error teaches the truth God wanted put into sacred writings ⓘ
that everything asserted by the inspired authors is asserted by the Holy Spirit ⓘ
approvedBy Second Vatican Council Fathers ⓘ
belongsToReligion Catholic Church ⓘ
concerns Catholic principles of biblical interpretation ⓘ
Sacred Scripture ⓘ
analogy of faith ⓘ
biblical inspiration ⓘ
divine authorship of Scripture ⓘ
historical-critical method in Catholic exegesis ⓘ
human authorship of Scripture ⓘ
inerrancy of Scripture ⓘ
literary forms in the Bible ⓘ
relationship between Scripture and Tradition ⓘ
role of the Holy Spirit in interpretation ⓘ
truth of Scripture ⓘ
unity of Scripture ⓘ
follows Chapter II: Handing On Divine Revelation ⓘ
hasLanguage English ⓘ
French ⓘ
German ⓘ
Italian ⓘ
Latin ⓘ
Spanish ⓘ
hasTheologicalFocus Catholic biblical hermeneutics ⓘ
doctrine of revelation ⓘ
locatedIn middle section of Dei Verbum ⓘ
partOf Dei Verbum ⓘ
Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation ⓘ
Second Vatican Council ⓘ
precedes Chapter IV: The Old Testament ⓘ
promulgatedBy Pope Paul VI ⓘ
promulgationDate 18 November 1965 ⓘ
teaches that God is the principal author of Scripture ⓘ
that Scripture must be interpreted within the living Tradition of the whole Church ⓘ
that Scripture must be read in the same Spirit in which it was written ⓘ
that Scripture teaches truth for the sake of our salvation ⓘ
that human authors are true authors inspired by God ⓘ
that the analogy of faith must be respected in interpretation ⓘ
that the content and unity of the whole Scripture must be considered in interpretation ⓘ

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Dei Verbum → chapterTitle → Chapter III: Sacred Scripture, Its Inspiration and Divine Interpretation ⓘ