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The Historical-Grammatical method employs a wider range of assumptions that are summarized by Raymond F Surburg in "The Presuppositions of the Historical-Grammatical Method as Employed by Historic Lutheranism"
[https://media.ctsfw.edu/Text/ViewDetails/1930 "The Presuppositions of the Historical-Grammatical Method as Employed by Historic Lutheranism", by Raymond F. Surburg (media.ctsfw.edu)] —''The Historical-Grammatical method employs a wider range of assumptions that are summarized by Raymond F Surburg'' (download available)
[https://www.xenos.org/essays/grammatical-historical-hermeneutics-lay-readers Xenos Christian Fellowship - Grammatical-Historical Hermeneutics for Lay Readers, by Gary DeLashmutt and Dennis McCallum. Interpret Grammatically, Historically, and Critically (xenos.org)]
[https://www.xenos.org/essays/grammatical-historical-hermeneutics-lay-readers Xenos Christian Fellowship - Grammatical-Historical Hermeneutics for Lay Readers, by Gary DeLashmutt and Dennis McCallum. Interpret Grammatically, Historically, and Critically (xenos.org)]