1. Biblicist (plural Biblicists) A Biblical scholar or expert (Bible scholar or expert)

2. Christians Need to Become Biblicists

3. As modifier ‘Biblicist attitudes’

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8. I do not say “Biblicist,” but the traditional view has much in common with what Smith calls Biblicist

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10. “Biblicist” is a fighting word

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12. Biblicist: So basically, two realities? Calvinist: Right

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14. Consequently, they prefer to be called Biblicists

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19. Biblicists tend to minimize pervasive pluralism in Bible reading

20. Being a Biblicist in an unbiblical world is challenging

21. Biblicist: And unless God regenerates, worldly wisdom has no benefit

22. Origin of Biblicist Originated 1830–40 from Medieval Latin biblicus (Biblical) + -ist.

23. Biblicist definition: a biblical scholar Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

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26. Biblicists are a social cluster and they mutually reinforce one another

27. It takes a certain kind of temperament to be a Biblicist

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30. The Biblicists answer, ignoring/rejecting the historic confessions of the Church, is dangerously inadequate

31. Each Biblicist group will claim they have discerned the correct teaching, leading to division

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33. In A Biblicist View of Law and Gospel, Stephenson advocates a Biblicist view based on careful Bible study to explain how Christians are to view the law and the way the testaments fit together as an inspired whole

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35. Nor are the Biblicists found to be solid on the issues that inflame them

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39. While it is not the purpose of the Biblicists to undermine the Church's historical teaching on the nature of God, they

40. They argue that because the Socinians were Biblicists who did not regard the ecumenical creeds of the early church as authoritative…

41. In A Biblicist View of Law and Gospel, Stephenson advocates a Biblicist view based on careful Bible study to explain how Christians are to view the law and the way the testaments fit together as an inspired whole

42. Biblicists are trained in philology, not psychology—trained to study the prophets, not to become prophets themselves

43. I am sure some Biblical scholar can find you the "Christian" word or the Biblicist …

44. A Biblicist, as commonly defined, is someone who Login or Sign Up to view the rest of this answer

45. Curtis Pugh maintains that Biblicist pastors “ask church members to allow them to ‘talk out of both sides of their mouths.’”33 But believing that Calvinism is biblical, he simply regards himself “also as a Biblicist”34 to stop the debate

46. Muslims and the Bible, Biblicists and Islam Muslims have long known of the Bible and its contents

47. What exactly does Smith object to in these books? He complains about the “how-to” approach of handbook Biblicists…

48. One would imagine that with Scripture on the comeback trail, this would be something of a golden age for Biblicists

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50. Biblicists treat the Bible just like that; just keep turning the pages and you’ll find an answer to all life’s questions

51. Whether it is advocating for social policies, tax policies, individual rights or even foreign policies, as Biblicist Christians the political views we

52. My definition would go something like this: Biblicist - one who takes the Bible as God's word over any denominational or theological view

53. In 2000, Peter Nash returned to the USA, and the Colombian Catholic Biblicist Maribel Mena Lopes took his place for a short period

54. Assyriology, of course, is by definition a new discipline, and has often been considered an intruder by biblicists (Kraus 1969: 69-73)

55. On the other hand, the Assyriologist has often had to work under the shadow of the biblicists, who have for the most part considered Assyriology an auxiliary to …

56. The clear, calm, cogent facts and inferences of the philosopher cannot be met successfully by the half-suppressed shriek of the mere Biblicist

57. Double Honor: elite Hutterite women in the sixteenth century Indeed, we might identify him as the first major primitivist or Biblicist among mission strategists.

58. The narrative recounted above, with its underlying tension between the Spiritualist and Biblicist impulses of both the early church and early modern Anabaptism, is not new

59. Biblicists deny words and doctrines not explicitly stated in Scripture, and they deny that the church’s historic teaching about the Bible has any secondary authority in biblical interpretation

60. According to Smith, “Biblicists very often engage in what we might call ‘uneven and capricious selective literalism.’ Sometimes the Bible says what it says and must be obeyed

61. LIBERATION THEOLOGY IN BRAZIL: Some History, Names and Themes As a good Biblicist , this was not only unacceptable to Menno, but something he considered to be the ultimate "blasphemy."

62. Smith is respectful of Biblicists throughout, but many readers, I suspect, will read the list, smirk, and move on, eyes rolling at the barefoot yahoos who still stalk the land

63. But the Biblicist—or anyone interested in the truth of any subject — knows that he or she will sometimes have to go against the majority opinion in search of the truth.

64. This is why as Biblicist Christians we cannot separate our religious views from our political views because our political views are directed by the foundation for our faith which is the Bible

65. “BIBLICISTS NOT Bibliolaters” In recent years, there has been a definite endeavor to discredit Biblical Fundamentalists by alleging that they are actually “Bibliolaters” who are guilty of “Bible Worship.” The F.D

66. “Biblicists NOT BIBLIOLATERS” In recent years, there has been a definite endeavor to discredit Biblical Fundamentalists by alleging that they are actually “Bibliolaters” who are guilty of “Bible Worship.” The F.D

67. Noll wants his Biblicists to read the Bible 1) uncritically as Christian believers and 2) never simply as history, philosophy, or political theory and without proper commitment to its status as salvific revelation

68. A true Biblicist will look for an exegetical solution to this problem, not a solution that is driven by philosophies about what freedom must require or theologies about what would make God unfair

69. One the accusations used against Biblicists (those who derive Christian doctrine from God’s Word alone) is that they are imitating the Socinians who rejected the deity of Christ while claiming to follow Scripture alone

70. The difference between being “biblical” and being a “Biblicist” [2:30 – 6:00] Differences between biblicism in the popular and academic areas [6:00 – 9:25] Alastair gives even more examples of biblicism [9:25 – 12:35]

71. He said, “Don’t ever let yourself be known as a Calvinist or an Arminian–be known as a Biblicist.” I do not feel any compulsion to align myself with any system of theology that tries to explain the inexplicable

72. Inasmuch as contemporary archaeology has convinced most Biblicists that the biblical traditions of enslavement in Egypt, wilderness wandering, and conquest of the land are unhistorical, traditions about Amalek and Israel in the pre-settlement period probably reflect later realities.

73. A Biblicist, as commonly defined, is someone who uses the Bible—and only the Bible—for his authority and source of knowledge, blindly holding to the Bible to guide him through every situation and inform him on every issue.

74. ‘In many cases more than just a few sentences, and in some cases, the apologetics themselves only offer one sentence response, yet for the first book ever to offer the Biblicists stance on each issue, I sense a tone of unappreciativeness.’.

75. His amillennialistic understanding of the End Times even raises questions about whether he ever really became a fellow brother of the Covenant of the Munsterite Kingdom, since the movement still represented many different theological orientations, including the peaceful Melchiorites and spiritual Biblicists like Menno.

76. My definition would go something like this; Biblicist, one who takes the Bible as God's word over any denominational or theoligical view.If there is a difference between church doctrine or theology and the Bible ,it is the church that must make the adjustment not God's written Word

77. The Biblicist counselor isolates a verse of Scripture that appears to speak to the issue at hand and then applies it wrongly to the counselee, in part because the counselor is not reading Scripture with the church, its confessions, or its most trusted theologians and scholars

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79. Or do only Biblicists try to apply the Bible to all of life? Strangely enough, Smith begins the next paragraph by admitting, “That is not to say that evangelical Christians will never have theologically informed moral and practical views of dating and romance, business dealings, emotions, gender identities and relations, and parenting” (111).

80. Taborite, Czech Táboři, member of a militant group of Bohemian Hussite reformers who in 1420 gave the biblical name of Tabor (Czech: Tábor) to their fortified settlement south of Prague.Like their more moderate coreligionists, the Utraquists, they were strict Biblicists and insisted on receiving a Eucharist of both bread and wine, though they denied transubstantiation and the Real Presence.