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How to Study the Bible?- Part II

How to Study The Bible Part II

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Deck of Workhop Slides by Ranjit David at the SALT Conference 2012 in CEO Centre BAngalore

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How to Study the Bible?- Part II

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Term Terms

Routine vs. non Routine

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Term Terms

Literal vs. Figurative

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Structure

Relation between terms

Main verbs Connectors Comparison Contrast Repetition

Alike and UnlikeCause and effectExplanationIntroductionSummarization

Grammatical markers

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Form

Literary form is the type of literature used by an author.

Narrative look for development of the plot Epistles look for Epistolary structurePoetry ParallelismApocalyptic Symbols/figurative Parables Analogy/central truthProphecy Salvation or judgment

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Philippians (Epistle)I. Opening (1:1–11)

A. Salutation (1:1–2)B. Thanksgiving (1:3–8)C. Prayer (1:9–11)

II. Paul’s missionary report (1:12–26)A. Paul’s circumstances (1:12–17)B. Paul’s attitude (1:18–26)

III. A call to sanctification (1:27–2:30)

IV. Doctrinal issues (3:1–4:1)

V. Final remarks (4:2–23)A. Exhortations (4:2–9)B. A word of thanks (4:10–20)C. Closing (4:21–23)

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Atmosphere

UNDERLYING TONE

MOOD

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Method

Observation

What do you see?

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Method

Interpretation

What does it mean?

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Interpretation

Interpretation is to understand the plain meaning of the text

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Why interpret?

Language barriersCultural barriersLiterary barriers

Communication barriers

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Interpretation

Recreation process

To think, feel, decide as the author

Dexter At A Crime Scene.wmv.flv

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Interpretation

OBSERVATION

FOUNDATION

INTERPRETATION

BUILDING

QUALITY

INTERPRETATIONOBSERVATION

QUALITYMORE TIME IN

OBSERVATION

LESS TIME IN

INTERPRETATION

TO OBSERVE WELL IS TO

INTERPRET WELL

OBSERVATION IS A MEANS TO AN END

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4 Keys to Interpretation

1. Content

Observation step helps you understand the meaning of the text

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4 Keys to Interpretation

2. Context

Refers to that which goes before and comes after

Literary Context

Chapters 3 and 4:10ff

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4 Keys to Interpretation

2. Context

Refers to that which goes before and comes after

Historical Context

Paul in prisonDivision in Philippians' church

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4 Keys to Interpretation

2. Context

Refers to that which goes before and comes after

Cultural Context

Key women leaders in Church

Geographical context

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4 Keys to Interpretation

3. Compare

Compare Scripture with Scripture

Concordance

Guard

Gal 3:23, 2 Cor 11:32 – Paul uses it in context of Roman guards

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4. Consult

Use secondary sources

Study Bible

Concordances

Bible Dictionaries

Bible Handbooks

Atlases

Bible Commentaries

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Method

Interpretation

What does it mean?

1. Content2. Context3. Compare4. Consult

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Method

Application

How does it work?