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    Exegetical Ephesians

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    the receiver of the letter‚ and a greeting‚ 2.) body‚ 3.) and a conclusion‚ which usually ends with a farewell prayer. The literary context of Ephesians is that it seems to have any confrontation on regards to any heresy within the church like Colossians. Paul writes to the Church of Ephesus to encourage them to be united as a one under Christ. Paul does tell both Jews and Gentiles that they are equal as being children of God. Ephesians 2:1-10 comes right after Paul introduction to why he is writing

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    Colossians Essay

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    The Colossians Essay By: Kenneth Bernard Ridgell Instructor: Dr. Matthew Clifton Essay on Colossians Topic Heresy Date: November 7‚ 2011 Ridgell 2 The city of Colosse was located in the province of Phrygia; before the Christian era the city of Colosse was a principle city the Lycus Valley. Being part of a major trade route in Asia Minor from Ephesus to Miletus‚ the city was known for its production of textiles‚ especially in its purple wool. Larger cities such as Laodicea and Hierapolis

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    The Colossian Religion

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    The honor of the Colossian Church‚ in which Paul wanted to write to while imprisoned‚ belonged to a man named Epaphras. As we see in Colossians 1:7‚ Epaphras "is a faithful minister of Christ on [the city’s] behalf.” Col. 4:12 goes on to expose his incredibly obedient prayer life. From his prayers‚ you can experience his exuberant passion for other people. 2 Thessalonians 3:13 tells us of the perseverance that is vital to understand and obtain ("As for you‚ brothers‚ do not grow weary in doing good

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    down to a choice between historical-critical‚ narrative criticism and the Catholic interpretation. I opted for the latter since it is open to the use of a variety interpretation techniques and would thus‚ I reasoned‚ make for a more comprehensive analysis. Feminist interpretation of the Bible is important in terms of women’s rights and equality of the sexes‚ whereby women should be treated as intellectual and social equals to men. However‚ the concept of feminism was unheard of when the Bible

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    As it relates to Paul’s authorship of Colossians‚ scholars vary in their beliefs. Many believe that Paul had not even visited the city‚ prior to the authorship‚ therefore making it difficult to suspect that he had written a letter concerning matters he had not personally witnessed (Harris‚ 2014‚ p. 390). Further‚ this letter appears to have been written near the same time as Philemon‚ while Paul was in prison. Considering the idea that Paul and Philemon were friends‚ and Philemon had the house

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    Exegetical Worksheet

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    Exegesis for a Parable (Luke 18:9-14) • Reading & Preliminary Exegetical Statement. Read the parable several times until you are quite familiar with it. Prior to completing any of the following exegetical steps‚ write a preliminary exegetical statement that reflects what you think the parable means. Preliminary Statement: I think that this parable means that there are two types of righteousness. One that can be "work righteousness" and the other "gift righteousness." We see this through

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    Colossians 2 Summary

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    In Colossians 2 Paul had written to the city of Colossae encouraging the people to continue to live with Christ in their lives. Paul instructs the people that it is possible by following the teachings of Jesus rather than those by man. We are to be heavenly minded of our lives and behaviors. He wants to warn the people of the false teachings that are occurring and he wants them to recognize how dangerous this can be for the church and the lives of each person. To continue on to the next chapter‚

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    Exegetical Paper

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    The history of the chapters leading up to 2 Samuel 7:8-19 are important in understanding its meaning and significance. The first thing that is important is the death of Saul and Jonathan. Saul was the current king of Israel‚ and Jonathan‚ his son‚ was David’s best friend. After they were killed at Mt. Gilboa‚ David was probably torn in how to feel. Saul was jealous of how popular David had become and tried to kill him‚ but David hid from him. Because of what God told him in 1 Samuel 16‚ David knew

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    Exegetical Essay on Luke 10:31-34 : The Parable of the Good Samratin In the Gospel of Luke‚ chapter 10 verses 31 through 34 states‚ “31A priest happened to be going down that road‚ but when he saw him‚ he passed by on the opposite side. 32Likewise a Levite came to the place‚ and when he saw him‚ he passed by on the opposite side. 33But a Samaritan traveler who came upon him was moved with compassion at the site. 34He approached the victim‚ poured oil and wine over his wounds and bandaged

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    Using the research that you have completed for your Ephesians exegetical paper‚ what do you think is the main idea of the book? Why? Looking back on all the research I collected for my Ephesians exegetical paper‚ I conveyed the idea that the topic of the book of Ephesians was based around the subject of salvation and the church. The idea of this book seem to form a demonstration of understanding that the world separated from God is under its own self harm of judgement of disbelief and the final

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