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Christian Foundations I

Introduction. The Power of ObservationHas anyone witnessed an accident or an event and seen things differently than others?Why does this happen?Why would one person see something differently than another?Point of view or point of reference. The Power of Observation. What did you see first on the table?What did you overlook?Did any of you list things not on the table?What were the easiest things to remember?What were the hardest things to remember?Did anyone use a tool to help them remember items?.

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Christian Foundations I

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    1. Christian Foundations I Epistles: Learning to Ask Hermeneutical Questions

    2. Introduction The Power of Observation Has anyone witnessed an accident or an event and seen things differently than others? Why does this happen? Why would one person see something differently than another? Point of view or point of reference

    3. The Power of Observation What did you see first on the table? What did you overlook? Did any of you list things not on the table? What were the easiest things to remember? What were the hardest things to remember? Did anyone use a tool to help them remember items?

    4. Form & Function of Epistles The form consists of six parts: Name of the writer Name of the recipient Greeting Prayer wish or thanksgiving Body Final greeting or farewell Try it out with Philemon…

    5. Questions: Six W’s

    6. Group Activity Break up into 6 groups Work on the 6 W’s of Observation with the worksheet for your group Be ready to have one person from you group share the results of your work Share big picture results Share one or two points of application

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