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EBS Course, Lesson 1: Introduction
Our class began with 49 students present. Of these, 43 are in the classroom, and 6 join us from remote video classrooms in Puyallup, WA and Fall River, MA. Since this was the first class, I lectured on some introductory materials:
What we hope to accomplish
Basic definitions: effective, study, exegesis, hermeneutics, interpretation
Attitudes necessary
“The Student, the Fish, [...]
Ask Questions, Seek Answers!
My granddaughter, Natty, is constantly reminding me of one of the most valuable skills a good Bible student can have . . . the willingness to ask questions and seek the answers! At age 3 and a half, her two favorite questions right now are, “What’s that?” and, “How come?”
Creating a Teaching Series, Part I
Recently, I wanted to prepare and present an extended series of lessons on the New Testament fulfillment of Old Testament themes — in particular those pointing to Jesus Christ. I chose the title from the three NT passages which refer to the OT as containing shadows of the New (see Colossians 2:17; Hebrews 8:5; 10:1) [...]
