isagogics
/ˌaɪsəˈɡɑdʒɪks/
noun
- The introductory study of the Bible, covering its origins, history, and structure.
- The seminary offers a course in isagogics to help students understand the historical context of the scriptures.
- Her interest in isagogics led her to research the ancient manuscripts of the Old Testament.
- Many theology programs require a class in isagogics before diving into detailed exegesis.