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Exegetical Fallacies: Historical Context Error

This video discusses the historical context error. The historical context error is a common exegetical error, where the contexts of the author and the subject matter are confused. We will discuss examples of this exegetical fallacy and a strategy to mitigate against it. We are happy to announce that we have launched our first science-fiction novel, "Reliquary of the Dead." This book is the first of a series meant to engage the culture through story. And if you like archaeology and science fiction and wish to support the channel, please consider purchasing the book through Amazon ( https://amzn.to/3EwI78Z ). Also consider purchasing my book, “The Ark of the Covenant in its Egyptian Context: An Illustrated Journey.” Please, consider using the affiliate link ( https://amzn.to/4hf9x11 ) You can also support us through Paypal using the address ( davidfalk@zoho.com ) If you feel like directly supporting the work of this channel, consider purchasing Ancient Egypt and the Bible merchandise from our store ( https://my-store-d6b412.creator-sprin... ) or by becoming a patron on my Patreon account (   / egyptandthebible   ). If you want to continue on the conversation and meet other members of this community, you are invited to join us on our Discord community (   / discord   ) If you would like to help us financially and don’t want to be a Patreon member, please consider a donation to my a crypto currency wallet for Monero XMR ( 46RXpVRn5QtK25gU1naVa72tWa1nGdfGwK8npLaAZKwKQp9i8qbe1CDS5cjVcNX4Ug47Uh5Q8kid3eDV5za9b4saQ5sEWf5 ) or Bitcoin BTC ( bc1qn4hykytwr4kh8c2z9w05mqcq040h9vgtwl0pt5 ). We are also raising funds for a new book project on the “Ten Plagues of Egypt.” In this book, we plan to delve into the Egyptian culture context of the plagues of the Exodus so as to discover what those plaques would have meant to the Egyptians. So, if you still trust GoFundMe, to my GoFundMe campaign ( https://www.gofundme.com/help-david-f... ). The music for the open and closing credits was provided by Velocirabbit (    / velocirabbit - topic   ).