Materials presented from withinthe context of Early Biblical Judaism
Dead Sea Scrolls
Hebrew Bible
New Testament-era literature
Early Jewish literature
Yeatersink Materials presents literature and resources that do not fit the modern
Greek philosophical approach to Biblical literature.
The imprint prioritizes Biblical Judaism over the Rabbinic Judaism approach to
neo-Biblical interpretation of both the Hebrew Bible and New Testament-era literature.
Extensive education in Biblical Studies, ancient languages, and Biblical and
extra-Biblical material, including early Jewish literature, frames a clear understanding
of First and Second Temple Jewish theology. This theological approach to New Testament
studies underscores the Apostles’ Doctrine and the preaching of the New Testament Church.
The frame
Four parts of the same reading
What the materials keep in view while a passage is read, interpreted, and applied.
Shiloh
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The approach
Biblical Judaism
Yeatersink prioritizes Biblical Judaism over the Rabbinic Judaism approach to neo-Biblical interpretation and over the modern Greek philosophical approach to Biblical literature. Read within this framework, the Hebrew Bible and New Testament-era literature hold a consistent meaning across the Testaments.
The caves at Qumran
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Context
Ancient languages & early literature
The materials rest on extensive education in Biblical Studies and ancient languages. Biblical literature is read together with extra-Biblical literature, including early Jewish literature, so that genre, wording, and argument are presented from within the literary and contextual environment in which the texts were written. Even with this depth, Yeatersink publishes in an easy-to-understand manner.
The Pilgrimage Road
03
Jewish theology
First and Second Temple
That education frames First and Second Temple Jewish theology. Biblical passages are interpreted within the worship, hope, and scriptural reasoning of those periods and are kept in that setting as they are explained.
Caesarea Philippi
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Application
New Testament-era authors
The same frame follows the application of Biblical passages by New Testament-era authors: how a passage is interpreted and how that interpretation is put to use in their own writing. This theological approach to New Testament studies underscores the Apostles’ Doctrine and the preaching of the New Testament Church. Yeatersink seeks to make these resources available, understandable, and presentable, making the Apostles’ Doctrine tangible from across the entire Bible.
For every reader
The Whole Bible to the Whole Church
Capernaum
Yeatersink Publishing is working to provide materials for a constituency of all ages.
From children’s books and games, to material that is intellectually stimulating for
students of all ages. Be on the lookout for children’s material, youth material, Bible
study material for personal use, and even for use in home Bible studies.
The intent is to provide material that can be returned to again and again to equip all
for the furtherance of their educational pursuit of the Truth handed down by the authors
of the whole Bible.
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