SebastianClinciuJJ
Puritan Board Freshman
Greetings in the Lord, brothers and sisters!
In the Reformed hermeneutical tradition there seems to be a fine distinction between the Typological interpretation and the Alegorical interpretation, a distinction that I find hard to see.
Can someone explain this distinction, pointing out the differences between them?
In the Reformed hermeneutical tradition there seems to be a fine distinction between the Typological interpretation and the Alegorical interpretation, a distinction that I find hard to see.
Can someone explain this distinction, pointing out the differences between them?