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Sensus plenior is a
Latin phrase that
means "fuller sense" or "fuller meaning". It is used in
Biblical exegesis to
describe the
supposed deeper meaning...
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whose work had to be
reckoned with." Brown,
Raymond E. (1955). The
Sensus Plenior of
Sacred Scripture (Ph.D.). Baltimore, MD: St. Mary's University. – This...
- "with the
tight meaning" Less literally, "in the
strict sense".
sensus plenior in the
fuller meaning In
biblical exegesis, the
deeper meaning intended...
- "Aegilium Insula"
Christoph Cellarius,
Notitia orbis antiqui: sive
geographia plenior, 1701-06:606. De
Bello Civili, book I, ch. ****iv. Hist. Nat. III.12. Mela...
- org.
Retrieved 2023-05-11. Hart,
David Bentley (31
August 2022). "Sensus
Plenior I: On gods and mortals".
Leaves in the Wind.
Retrieved 5
February 2023...
- a
divine revelation. In this view of exegesis, the
principle of
sensus plenior applies—that
because of its
divine authorship, the
Bible has a "fuller...
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Accedence Commenced Grammar (1669) The
History of
Britain (1670)
Artis logicae plenior institutio [Art of Logic] (1672) Of True
Religion (1673)
Epistolae Familiaries...
- C.
Kaiser and po****rised by
Raymond E. Brown, the
Latin phrase sensus plenior has been used in
biblical exegesis to
describe the
supposed deeper meaning...
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Religion News Service. Hart,
David Bentley (31
August 2022). "Sensus
Plenior I: On gods and mortals".
Leaves in the Wind.
Retrieved 5
February 2023...
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Schools and Universities. Ashgate. Milton, John (1935) [1672].
Artis Logicae Plenior Institutio: Ad
Petri Rami
Methodum Concinnata. The
Works of John Milton...
