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2. His name and His father’s name written on their foreheads – The 144,000 are sealed by God. They belong to Him. In the last couple of chapters, we have seen that the antichrist will be forcing people to take the mark. The world will be divided into two camps.
- Exegetical Process
- Theological Process
- Homiletical Process
1. Choose a text that comprises a single unit of thought (pericope). 2. Discover the exegetical outline. 1. Take into account the natural division markers (but, therefore, and, etc.) 2. Mark out the natural divisions (each section shouldnot have many divisions—probably not more than three) 3. Give each division an exegetical heading that summarizes...
1. Using your exegetical outline, discover the theological outline. Ask the questions: 1. “What does this mean for all people?” 2. “What does this say about God?” 3. “What does this say about man?” 2. Using your exegetical proposition, discover the theological proposition. 1. Subject: What is the passage talking about? 2. Compliment: What does it s...
1. From your theological outline, discover the homiletical outline. 2. From the theological proposition, discover the homiletical proposition. Example: Matt. 18:20 Pericope:____________ Exegetical Proposition: Theological Proposition: Homiletical Proposition (Big Idea): PRINCIPLES IN BIBLICAL TEACHING SIGN-UP SHEET Next week: Prepare a 3min (AND WE...
THE LEGACY BIBLE OUTLINE SERIES The Legacy Bible Outline Series is a study of the Bible using the text of the Bible itself. The series outlines books of the Bible in simple format, providing commentary only as needed to enhance understanding. Text-based questions are also included for every chapter. We suggest you create a notebook for each ...
The analytical outline is a grammatical outline of the passage in which the text is arranged in such a way that the grammatical relationship and progression of the passage is easily seen. An AO is only a tool to help you read the text carefully and ask the right questions. There are no right or wrong ways to make an outline.
OUTLINE: I. PERSONAL — The prophet and his faithless wife, Gomer, Chapters 1 — 3. A. Marriage of Hosea and Gomer, the harlot, Chapter 1. B. Gomer proves faithless; Israel proves faithless; God proves faithful, Chapter 2. C. Hosea commanded to take Gomer again, Chapter 3. II.
ISAIAH, THE MAN. His name (Isaiah) means "salvation of the Lord" or "the Lord is salvation", and is certainly symbolic of his message. He is described as "the son of Amoz" (Isa 1:1; 2:1; 13:1), of whom the Bible reveals nothing.
Isaiah chapter 1. Isa 1:1-4. Isaiah complains of Judah for her rebellion. Isa 1:5-9. He laments her judgments. Isa 1:10-15. He upbraids their whole service. Isa 1:16-20. He exhorts to repentance, with promises and threatenings.
