Final Flashcards

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Define Chapter Summary Method:

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it involves gaining a general understanding of the contents of a chapter of the Bible by reading it through at least five times, asking a series of content questions, and summarizing the central thoughts of the passage.

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Define the Thematic Method of Bible Study:

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it involves approaching a biblical theme with a set of not more than five predetermined questions in mind. You then trace the theme. You then trace that theme through the Bible or a single book by asking only those questions, surrounding your conclusions, and writing out a personal application.

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Define the Background Method of Bible Study:

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it involves gaining a better understanding of the biblical message by researching the background related to the passage, person, event, or topic being studied.

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The Chapter Analysis Method of Bible Study

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it involves gaining a thorough understanding of the material or a chapter of of a book by looking carefully at each paragraph, sentence, and word in an intensely detailed and systematic manner.

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What is a key word?

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A Key word is a word the author uses repeatedly in a significant way, or a word which cannot be removed from the text without leaving it devoid of meaning.

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Every key word will answer:

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Every key word is a who, what, when, where, why, , or how (will answer)

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Words of comparison

Expression of time:

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Words such as “then” “after this,” “until,” and “when” show timing or sequence of events. They answer the question When?

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Words of comparison

Terms of conclusion and result

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Words such as “therefore,” “so that,” and “for this reason” indicate that a conclusion or summary is being made or that a result is being stated.

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Define cross-reference:

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A cross-reference is a reference to another Scripture that supports, illustrates, or amplifies the Scripture you are studying.

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Because Scripture will never ______________the best ____________for__________is________________.

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Because Scripture will never contradict Scripture, the best interpretation for Scripture is other Scripture.

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Define figure of speech:

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A figure of speech is a word, a phrase, or an expression used in a figurative rather than a literal sense.

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Figures of Speech:

Simile

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is an expressed or stated comparison of two different things or ideas that uses the connecting words like, as, such as or the word pair as…so.

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Figures of Speech:

Metaphor:

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is a implied comparison between two things that are different.

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Figures of Speech:

Exaggeration

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is also called hyperbole, is a deliberate exaggeration for effect or emphasis.

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Figures of Speech

Personification:

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In personification an object is given characteristics or attributes that belong to people.

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Literary devices:

Parables:

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is a story that teaches a moral lesson or truth.

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Jesus used parables in His teaching for two reasons:

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  1. to reveal truth to believers
  2. to hide the truth from those who had rejected it and/or hardened their hearts against it. (Matthew 13:10-17 Mark 4:10-12)
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Literary devices:

Allegory:

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An allegory is a story with an underlying meaning that differs from the surface facts of the story itself; in other words, it describes one thing by using the image of another.

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Literary Expressions:

Types:

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A type is a prophetic symbol designated by God.

20
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Know type and anti-type

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Adam type; Jesus is the anti-type.

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Literary Expression

Symbols:

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is a picture or an object that stands for or represents another thing.

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Greek Word for Prophecy:
two Greek words:
Define Prophecy:

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  1. propheteia
  2. pro meaning “forth” and phemi meaning “to speak”.
  3. Prophecy means to speak forth the mind and counsel of God.
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Forthtelling prophecies:

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contain a message about the present or immediate time.

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Foretelling prophecies:

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contain a message about what God will do in the future.

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The Preparation or Introduction:

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is the presentation of background information to prepare the reader for what follows

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Comparison

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the comparing of things in order to show similarities. (association of like things)

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Contrast

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A contrast compares things in order to show differences. (association of opposites)

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Repetition

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using the same word or phrases a number of time.

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Progression

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is an extension of a specific theme throughout a portion of Scripture

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Climax

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A high point built by a progression from the lesser to the greater.

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Radiation

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Radiation is the central or single point from which or to which other truths poiint.

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Cause and Effect.

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is a move from the source to the consequence.

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Explanation or Analysis

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is the presentation of an idea or event followed by its explanation.

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Interrogation

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is the presentation of a question, usually followed by its answer.

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Summarization

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is restating the main points, to sum up or to briefly restate particular truth. I love

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Define the devotional method:

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it involves taking a passage, large or small, and prayerfully meditating on it until the Holy Spirit shows you a way to apply its truth to your own life in a way that is personal, practical, possible and provable.