how to study summer 2010 - week 2

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week 2 of a six-week course exploring the skills needed to study and interpret the Bible.

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Page 1: How to study   summer 2010 - week 2
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Observation

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Three Steps of Observation

See it

Break it

Build it

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• Read with a pencil!

• Read different translations

See It

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• Become a Detective!

• What to Look For

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Terms

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See ItTerms

Let’s drive on the drive so we can park at the park and play before the play.

You down with that, homey?

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• Become a Detective!• What to Look For

See It

Terms Structure

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See ItStructure All Scripture is

–God-breathed <and> is useful for

1. teaching, 2. rebuking, 3. correcting and 4. training in righteousness,

--so that—(answers why?) the man of God may be

thoroughly equipped

--for--

every good work.-2 Timothy 3:16-17 (NIV)

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See ItStructure

2 Timothy

3:16-17

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• Become a Detective!• What to Look For

See It

Terms StructureLiterary

Form

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See ItLiterary

Form Hebrew

Christian

LawHistoryPoetry

Major Prophets

Minor Prophets

GospelsActs

Paul’s Letters

General Letters

Revelation

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• Become a Detective!• What to Look For

See It

Terms StructureLiterary

FormAtmosphere

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See ItAtmosphere

“Lord clothe the facts with fascination. Help me crawl into the skin of these people – to

see through their eyes, to feel with their fingers, to understand with their hearts, and

to know with their minds.”

Hendricks