'Literary context' diaporamas de présentation

Interpreting the Bible

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Messianic Prophecy by Maud G. Lew

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Contexts Now and Then

Unit 2. Contexts Now and Then. What Do We Bring to the Text? The Historical-Cultural Context The Literary Context Word Studies Bible Translations. What Do We Bring to the Text?. Introduction The key to interpreting the Bible is recognizing context .

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Contexts Now and Then

Unit 2. Contexts Now and Then. What Do We Bring to the Text? The Historical-Cultural Context The Literary Context Word Studies Bible Translations. What Do We Bring to the Text?. Introduction The key to interpreting the Bible is recognizing the context .

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SCC University

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H ow to R ead the B ible

H ow to R ead the B ible. Context, Context, Context!. Context is Everything!. The context of a Biblical passage has huge ramifications for how that passage is applied. Who is talking? Who are they talking to? What are they saying? Why are they saying it?

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Old Testament Narratives

Old Testament Narratives. Principles for interpretation Common Errors. Principles in Interpreting Narratives. An Old Testament narrative usually does not directly teach a doctrine An Old Testament narrative usually illustrates a doctrine or doctrines taught propositionally elsewhere.

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1984

1984. Background Information. George Orwell. Born Eric Blair in 1903 in Bengal, India Returned to England to study at Eton Studied at Eton under Aldous Huxley, who later wrote the anti-utopian classic Brave New World

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4.2 START-UP (Week 7)

4.2 START-UP (Week 7). Turn in Week 6 Homework. If you are turning in weeks 1-5, be sure to attach a Late Assignment Form, as well as, the homework slip. Answer the following questions on a small piece of scratch paper: Do you enjoy fine clothes? Do you spend much of your time socializing?

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Introduction Parker Palmer quote

Introduction Parker Palmer quote

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Introduction Parker Palmer quote

Introduction Parker Palmer quote

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TERMINOLOGY: onomatopoeia, repetition , alliteration, sibilance, simile, metaphor, personification, personal pronoun, feminism, rhetoric, proleptic irony CONTEXT TERMS: misogyny, equality, g ender equality, segregation, marginalisation , segregation, discrimination, alienation, polygamy.

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The Prometheus Myth

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Chapter Seven

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Exegetical Step Three

Exegetical Step Three. The Literary Context. Overview This Step. Purpose: To determine how the passage fits into the overall purpose/argument of the book Three Sub-Steps for this Step: ID the literary type ID the limits of the text ID the role of the passage in the larger context.

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Bible Study Methods

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Historical and Literary Analysis

Historical and Literary Analysis. T he social and historical context is the situation in which a passage was written. What was the audience? Who was the author? Literary Context. What goes before? What comes after? What is the genre, or literary type?. Historical Context.

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