What are the 5 steps to the Interpretive journey?

The Interpretive Journey consists of five steps:

1. Grasping the Text in Their Town: Understand the original meaning of the text within its historical and cultural context.
2. Measuring the Width of the River: Identify the differences between the biblical context and the contemporary situation, including cultural, historical, and theological disparities.
3. Crossing the Principlizing Bridge: Determine the theological principles that are timeless and applicable across contexts.
4. Consulting the Biblical Map: Relate the principles derived from the text to the broader biblical narrative and its themes.
5. Grasping the Text in Our Town: Apply the principles to contemporary life, ensuring they resonate with current circumstances and challenges.