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Bible Study Methods & Contemporary Issues
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Welcome to Bible Study Methods & Contemporary Issues Make sure you get a handout or paper. Bible My email: chadmanderson@hotmail.com chadmanderson@hotmail.com http://calvarylibrary.com.br
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Why Study the Bible? State of our Hearts, Minds, Souls, and Bodies -- they are all tied together.
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Rick Warren’s Bible Study Methods 12 Twelve Ways You Can Unlock God’s Word
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5 Presenting the Rules of Observation > Questions: Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How? > Words & Phrases: That are Emphasized, Repeated, Related, Contrasts, Comparisons.
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6 Presenting the Rules of Observation > Grammar: Norm of Utterance/Word Meanings, Sentence Structure, Verbs, Subject and Object. > Literary Genre: Historical Narrative, Epistles/Letter, Psalms/Poetry, Legal Writings, Prophetic/Apocalyptic, Wisdom Literature, Figurative; Parables, Metaphors, Idioms, Allegory.
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Some Rules: Ignore the Numbers Context, Context, Context Humility
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Word Study Method Some Basics: You will need outside resources for this: Vine’s Expository Dictionary, Concordance, multiple translations, etc. Patience and Curiosity
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Word Study
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Limits or complications with the Word Study Method Translation Euphemisms Concepts/Story
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Word Study Marriage/Wedding Homosexuality Parenting Politics Addiction
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Word Study 1.English Word: Submit 1. English Word: Understanding/Know
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2. English Definition: 1. ( v. t. ) To let down; to lower. 2. ( v. t. ) To put or place under. 3. ( v. t. ) To yield, resign, or surrender to power, will, or authority; -- often with the reflexive pronoun. 4. ( v. t. ) To leave or commit to the discretion or judgment of another or others; to refer; as, to submit a controversy to arbitrators; to submit a question to the court; -- often followed by a dependent proposition as the object. 5. ( v. i. ) To yield one's person to the power of another; to give up resistance; to surrender. 6. ( v. i. ) To yield one's opinion to the opinion of authority of another; to be subject; to acquiesce. 7. ( v. i. ) To be submissive or resigned; to yield without murmuring.
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Word Study 3. Comparison of Translations:
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Word Study 4. Original Word and Short Definition: hupotassó: to place or rank under, to subject, mid. to obey Original Word: ὑ π οτάσσω Part of Speech: Verb Transliteration: hupotassó Phonetic Spelling: (hoop-ot-as'-so) Short Definition: I place under, subject to Definition: I place under, subject to; mid, pass: I submit, put myself into subjection.
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Word Study 4. Original Word and Short Definition: gnósis: a knowing, knowledge Original Word: γν ῶ σις, εως, ἡ Part of Speech: Noun, Feminine Transliteration: gnósis Phonetic Spelling: (gno'-sis) Short Definition: knowledge, doctrine, wisdom Definition: knowledge, doctrine, wisdom. Cognate: 1108 gn ṓ sis (a feminine noun derived from 1097 /gin ṓ sk ō, "experientially know") – functional ("working") knowledge gleaned from first-hand (personal) experience, connecting theory to application; "application-knowledge," gained in (by) a direct relationship. See 1097 ( gin ō sk ō ).1097 /gin ṓ sk ō, "experientially know") – functional ("working") knowledge gleaned from first-hand (personal) experience, connecting theory to application; "application-knowledge," gained in (by) a direct relationship. See 1097 ( gin ō sk ō ).
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Word Study 5. Occurrences in the Bible:
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Word Study 6. Root Meaning and Origin:
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Word Study 7. How the word was used:
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Word Study 8. Application:
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Contemporary Issues The Bible teaches us through: Didactic Statements Stories Eastern Literature: not always linear like Greek thought
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Contemporary Issues Relational/Structural 1.How does God introduce and describe these areas? 2.Positive and Negative examples.
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Contemporary Issues Moral/Ethical 1.Didactic Passages 2.Positive and Negative examples. 3.Ceremonial Laws
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Contemporary Issues Competing Values, Competing Presuppositions The character of God is never out of balance. It always has the long term best in store for us. The culture has echoes, hints, remnants, of truth but it is always out of balance. (Romans 1&2)
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Contemporary Issues What is at the core of the issue? There are always symptoms, but what is the foundational disagreement? The presuppositions involved? Don’t oversimplify or create a “straw man” – take people seriously.
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Contemporary Issues View of humanity View of knowledge
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Marriage Physical/Emotio nal/Spiritual Union Children (Lord Willing) Biblical Marriage: Covenant between one man and one woman until death.
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Biblical Love always flows out to others. Marriage Physical/Emotio nal/Spiritual Union Children (Lord Willing)
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Children What are the results of separating these circles? (In society & in personal life) Marriage Physical/ Emotional /Spiritual Union
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Contemporary Issues Who has the authority?
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Contemporary Issues Sin: Two Categories? Absolutes Freedoms
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Contemporary Issues Sin: Absolutes Ten Commandments (Ethical/Moral) Structures (God Given Patterns)
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Contemporary Issues Sin: Freedoms You Stumble Make Others Stumble Romans 14, 1 st Corinthians 8&9
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Contemporary Issues Our Own Convictions Working With the Culture Who has the authority?
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