Exam 2 Flashcards

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Inspiration

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Spirit’s work in the past to inspire scripture

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Illumination

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Spirit’s ongoing work of brining believers to understand the truth of Scripture

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Lectio Divina

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Ancient way of reading Scripture that focuses attention on prayerfully listening to God and allowing him to transform us

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5 Stages of Lectio Divina

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Silencio, lectio, meditatio, oratio, contemplatio

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Two Purposes of Gospel Writers

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  1. Tell the story of Jesus through material selected and arranged
  2. Communicate important message to first readers from story of Jesus
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Normative

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Prescribing how something ought to be

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Descriptive

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Simply referring to how something is, without judgment or opinion of whether it is good or bad

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Webster’s Definition of Plagiarism

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To steal and pass off as one’s own the ideas or words or another

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Webster’s Definition of Copyright

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Exclusive, legal right to reproduce, publish, etc. for a period of 28 years

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Paraphrase

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Restatement of a passage giving the meaning in another form usually for clearer and fuller explanation

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5 Steps of the Interpretative Journey

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  1. Grasping Text In Their Town 2. Measuring Width of River to Cross 3. Crossing Principalizing Bridge 4. Consulting Biblical Map 5. Grasping Text In Their Town
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Question Associating with Grasping Text In Their Town

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What did the text mean to the biblical audience?

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Question Associating with Measuring Width of River

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What are differences between biblical audience and us?

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14
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Question - Crossing Principalizing Bridge

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What is theological principle in the text?

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Question - Consulting Biblical Map

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How does theological principle fit in with the rest of the Bible?

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Question - Grasping Text in our Town

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How should individual Christians live out the theological principles?

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3 Steps to Phrasing

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  1. Find beginning and end of passage 2. Break into sections 3. Identify clauses
17
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Preterist Approach to Revelation

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Events were fulfilled in 1st century

18
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Historicist Approach

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Map of what has happened and what will happen

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Futurist Approach

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All relates to future events

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Idealist Approach

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Relates to ongoing struggle between good and evil

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Eclectic Approach

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Approaches strengths of all previous approaches and discards weaknesses

22
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Cicero Literary Letters

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Ethical essays, natures of Gods, speeches

23
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Seneca Literary Letters

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Letters, tragedies

24
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Plutarch

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Biographies