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Exploring Scriptural Traditions: Analysis and Application Methods

Delve into the components of your lens through exegesis on scripture, reasoning, experience, and traditions. Understand the pros and cons of prescriptive scripture, inherited traditions, and relational experiences. Learn to conduct thorough exegesis steps: reading in context, formulating pericopes, identifying literary structures, drawing themes, and defining terms. Utilize parallel passages with cultural background analysis for deeper insights. Apply hermeneutical principles to passages like the Widow's Offering (Mark 12:13-44) for practical understanding.

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Exploring Scriptural Traditions: Analysis and Application Methods

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  1. Part 1: Components of Your Lens Week 5: exegesison scripture

  2. reason deliberative experience relationships traditions learned or passed down scripture prescriptive

  3. a review reason: definition, application, pros & cons

  4. a review tradition: definition, application, pros & cons

  5. a review relational & experience: definition, application, pros & cons

  6. a review scripture: definition, pros & cons

  7. exegesis Step 1: read in context

  8. exegesis Step 2: formulate a pericope

  9. exegesis Step 3: formulate a pericope and literary structure (e.g. chiasms)

  10. exegesis Step 4: draw a theme

  11. exegesis Step 5: a question that is being answered

  12. exegesis Step 6: if there is a chiasm or structure, look at parallel passages. Work on both at the same time

  13. exegesis Step 7: find central focus of the passages in the pericope

  14. exegesis Step 8: define interesting terms & look at cultural background www.blueletterbible.org

  15. exegesis Step 9: define interesting terms & look at cultural background www.blueletterbible.org

  16. exegesis Step 10: how does all this build towards the theme and answering the question?

  17. exegesis Step 11: application  hermeneutics

  18. exegesis e.g. Widow’s Offering Mark 12:13-44

  19. exegesis Use notes

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