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Use every resource to ensure you discover the _____ of your passage
Thrust
Meaning
Application
Theme
2
Passages of Scripture have only one point
True
False
3
This is one of the principles of the literary context: paragraphs and episodes must be interpreted verse by verse
True
False
4
Promises made to individuals or groups are applicable to us all today
True
False
5
Discourse analysis is the study of the way authors________
Put sentences and paragraphs together
Show God's redemptive plan
6
How do we apply the Psalms?
They teach us about the people of the Bible
They teach us to worship
They teach us about emotion
They teach us to pray
7
In order to determine if promises to groups are applicable we must determine if we are in that group
True
False
8
RHF is the method of looking to see God's redemptive plan in the annals of Scripture
False
True
9
Proverbs hold the same weight as commands in our daily life
True
False
10
This is one of the principles of the literary context: interpret single verses in light of their immediate context
True
False
11
Passages of Scripture have multiple main points
True
False
12
We find application only in the commands of Scripture
False
True
13
Which is a principle of the study and development of themes?
Location
See Christ in the text
Read concordances exclusively
Know the times
14
How many types of context are there?
1
4
3
2
15
What does FCF mean?
Fallen-compromise focus
Failed-condition focus
Fallen-condition focus
Fallen-carnality focus
16
What isn't one of the chief elements of biblical dramas?
Following action
Conflict
Characters
Application
17
What are the 2 kinds of analysis?
Conversations, relations
Discourse, storyline
Discourse, drama
Discourse, narrative
18
Atlases are an important tool for interpreting Scripture
True
False
19
If a command in a difficult passage no longer applies to us, how do we apply it?
We avoid it unless absolutely necessary
We determine the underlying principle
We use parallel passages to redirect the application
We point the reader to Christ
20
We must act on universal promises
True
False
21
Which of these is not a principle of selecting a text?
A coherant idea
And isolated passage
Repeated key phrases and ideas
A distinct vocabulary
22
What are the three most common types of narrative in the Bible?
Wisdom literature, epistles, prophetic books
Reports, speech stories, and dramas
23
How do we "bridge the temporal gap"?
We modify the text to be better understood
We make our readers worldview correspond with that of the original readers
Apply established principles to novel situations
24
Training and _____ in _______ and character are required in application to the modern reader.
Practice, exegesis
Skill, exegesis
25
Discourse is always identified by statements, never questions
False
True
26
The A in CAPTOR stands for Application
True
False
27
Which of these is not a focus of application of theological texts?
Attitudes and speech
Body
Heart
Mind
28
What is the main thing to remember in applying biblical examples?
Are they consistent with direct commands of God?
Are they a believer or a non-believer?
Do they defeat the enemies of God?
29
Where is the best place to start in applying historical passages?
Locate behaviour to imitate or avoid
Basic questions
Know the passage well enough to know the basics
Observe the main characters
30
How can our presuppositions or preconceptions distort the Word of God? How can we remedy this?
They don't distort the Word, they enhance it
They force us into a worldview not our own
They cause us to read our worldview into the text
31
A good narrative will tell multiple stories
True
False
32
How can an interpreter remedy the issue of distortions based on presuppositions?
Prayer
Hard work and diligent study
Discussion with other believers (breaks fourth wall)
33
The most biblical view of application is "let it flow"
False
True
34
What is the literary context?
The words, phrases, sentences, paragraphs, and passages surrounding a text
Books by the same author
A study of the literary works written during the same time period
35
Which of these is not a consideration when selecting a Bible translation?
Equivalence
Literal translation
Meaning
Cross referencing
