This article continues the author’s journey of forming an ‘orthopathic hermeneutic’ with special attention to Pentecostalism and the ‘Texts of Terror’. It examines the narrative of Jephthah, his daughter, and her sacrifice as found in Judges 11. Texts of Terror like Jephthah’s daughter’s story have been long neglected, rejected, or protected by ministers and theologians alike. With the work of Pentecostal scholars such as R. Moore, C. Johns, and C. Green in mind, Cole identifies that Judges 11 and similarly terrifying texts can be used today to make meaning in the Church. By examining our own desires for and in light of the text, the Spirit can make meaning for one’s own life by revealing the heart of the reader. In such, the orthopathic reader is called to conformity with the compassion of Christ.

本文继续了作者形成“正统诠释学”的过程，并特别关注五旬节主义和“恐怖文本”。它检查了他的女儿耶弗他的叙述，以及在士师记11章中所发现的牺牲。部长和神学家都长期忽略，拒绝或保护像耶弗他的女儿的故事这样的恐怖文本。考虑到五旬节派学者（例如R. Moore，C。Johns和C. Green）的工作，科尔指出，如今可以使用法官11和类似的恐怖文本在教会中表达意义。通过审视我们对文本的渴望并根据文本，圣灵可以通过揭示读者的内心来为自己的生活带来意义。在这种情况下，顺心的读者被称为顺从基督的同情心。