Surveys New Testament use of Old Testament types, organized by recurrent themes.

Draws from public domain sources for both its classic philosophical e-texts collection and for portions of some articles. James Fieser, Ph.D., general editor.

A preliminary attempt at articulating the role of the Holy Spirit in relation to the interpretation of Scripture. By Daniel B. Wallace, Ph.D.

"...the Eight Rules of Interpretation used by legal experts for more than 2500 years."

An article from the Catholic Encyclopedia

In the book "Scripture Twisting," James Sire has a chapter devoted to each of the methods. Includes a summary.

Series of study guides to understanding and applying basic principles of Biblical hermeneutics.

Article by John Odendaal surveys some of the factors involved in interpreting Biblical texts. Includes bibliography.

Scripture, Sacrament, and the Jewish Body of Christ. Discusses at length the difficulties that some people have with the pseudo-semitic references in the Bible

An annotated gateway to useful resource pages on religion, theology and the Bible on the internet, a section in the New Testament Gateway by Dr Mark Goodacre, Department of Theology, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom.

Illegitimate hermeneutics improperly limits a Bible text to a single meaning consistent with the human author's prior knowledge. This is the first in a series of studies.

Articles from the Protestant Reformed Theological Journal by Herman C. Hanko.

The science of interpretation is generally known as hermeneutics, while the practical application of the principles of this science is exegesis. (Studylight.org)

Guidelines for sound biblical interpretation.

Rhetorical figures that come with examples. From the Classics Department at the University of Kentucky.

Excellent commentary on The Chicago Statement on Biblical Hermeneutics Articles of Affirmation and Denial. (Dr. Norman L. Geisler)

Definitions of most of the major terms and concepts used by Socio-Rhetorical Criticism (and related fields) as well as short descriptions of the "textures" that make up a religious text.

This site is dedicated to teaching methods of Bible study. This is investigative scrutiny into what God has spoken. Apologetics, hermeneutics, and research resources, also includes a Christian chat room.

In order by size and thoroughness: from the shorter and simpler to the larger and more complex.

Interpreting the Bible according to the grammatical-historical method. Created and maintained by Andrew S. Kulikovsky from Adelaide, South Australia.

Basic introduction to Hermeneutics.

Book by Bob Smith (HTML) covering interpretive principles and processes, figurative language, Biblical languages, and structural analysis.

Class syllabus by Richard Ascough, Queen's Theological College.