I don't know how you can talk about interpreting the Bible and hermeneutics without even discussing how to interpret the Bible.
Context matters. You can't pull out a single verse and interpret it outside of the original passage. You have to look at who's talking. Who they're talking to. And whether that applies to Christians today. You have to use the Bible to interpret the Bible when necessary. You can't take an isolated verse and base Bible doctrine on a questionable interpretation of it.
@barncat, what's your point here? What does not apply to Christians? Also I must repeat this, I believe in every portion of the Bible but I always find the balance to reconcile the differences between the two different covenants.
Do you have a problem with the quotes I make or what? Be specific. What part of the Bible doesn't apply to you?
Since when did you read my post in which I've taken a verse out of context? You're alone here. Make sure you read my posts well.
Thanks for your comments