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Bib Herm Semester Review
Bib Herm Semester Review
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A brief review of a college freshman-level Biblical Hermeneutics course
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How many parts does a proposition have?
Infinite number
Two
One
Seventeen
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Biblical Hermeneutics is . . .
Guidelines and principles for interpretation
A science but not an art
Tool for winning religious arguments
An art but not a science
3
Which is NOT involved with historical context?
Geography
Protagonist
Culture
History
4
Which is the highest priority for doing a word study?
How the same author used the word in another biblical book
How extra-biblical authors used the word
How different biblical authors used the word
How the author used the same word in the same book
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Which is not a step in inductive Bible study?
Application
Observation
Pontification
Interpretation
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A story with a happy ending is known as . . .
Romance or comedy
Thriller
Boring
Tragedy
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A proposition consists of how many sentences?
Several
Doesn't matter how many
Two
One
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Why is literary context important?
Make English majors happy
Stories are fun
Shows how the passage fits with the rest of the Bible
Helps us interpret according to the rules of genre
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Synthetic Bible study seeks to. . .
Learn what various verses say about a topic
Discover meaning of paragraph or verse
Discover purpose of entire book
Use pharmaceutical products when studying
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What is the purpose of block diagramming?
Isolate prepositional phrases
Made English majors happy
Trace the author's argument
Discover participles
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What is the "socks in the hamper" rule?
Make sure applications connect to the meaning of the passage
Ask good questions
Make applications specific, concrete, measurable
Write propositions creatively
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What is the goal of the interpretation step?
To become saturated with details
To explain the meaning of a passage
To win religious arguments
To show how the passage applies to life
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What is the goal of the observation step?
To show ways to apply a passage
To explain the theology of a passage
To become saturated with the particulars of a passage
To articulate the meaning of a passage
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What is the purpose of a proposition?
Identify the dependent clauses
Identify adjectives
Summarize the meaning of the text in a single sentence
Win religious arguments
15
What is meant by immediate context?
Life situation of the author
Conclusions arrived at quickly
Life situation of the reader
Verses/paragraphs before and after your passage
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According to Matthew 28:18-20, what motivates us to make disciples?
Baptism
Jesus' authority and enduring presence with us
Teaching
See who can get the most converts
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What is most helpful for writing an outline of a passage?
Completed word studies
Completed block diagram or bell curve analysis
Know how to write "5" in Roman numerals
Discuss it with a friend
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What is the goal of the application step?
To become saturated with the particulars of the passage
To win religious arguments
To live out the truth of the passage
To explain the meaning of the passage
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What is NOT true of interpreters?
We bring presuppositions to the text
We harbor prejudices
We're completely objective
We're influenced by preunderstandings
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How do you feel about the two professors who taught this course?
These guys are awesome!!
These guys are awesome!!
These guys are awesome!!
These guys are awesome!!
