The document provides context about Bible class that took place on Monday, October 9th. It discusses the importance of understanding biblical context when interpreting verses, such as knowing what comes before and after a verse, as well as what book of the bible it is in. It uses the example of John 3:16 and discusses how understanding the context, such as what the overall conversation was about and the purpose of the gospel of John, can change one's interpretation of the verse.
The document provides context about Bible class that took place on Monday, October 9th. It discusses the importance of understanding biblical context when interpreting verses, such as knowing what comes before and after a verse, as well as what book of the bible it is in. It uses the example of John 3:16 and discusses how understanding the context, such as what the overall conversation was about and the purpose of the gospel of John, can change one's interpretation of the verse.
The document provides context about Bible class that took place on Monday, October 9th. It discusses the importance of understanding biblical context when interpreting verses, such as knowing what comes before and after a verse, as well as what book of the bible it is in. It uses the example of John 3:16 and discusses how understanding the context, such as what the overall conversation was about and the purpose of the gospel of John, can change one's interpretation of the verse.
The document provides context about Bible class that took place on Monday, October 9th. It discusses the importance of understanding biblical context when interpreting verses, such as knowing what comes before and after a verse, as well as what book of the bible it is in. It uses the example of John 3:16 and discusses how understanding the context, such as what the overall conversation was about and the purpose of the gospel of John, can change one's interpretation of the verse.
Look up and write down this weeks memory verse: Psalm 119: 17-20 Context! What is context? The circumstances that form the setting for an event, statement or idea, and in terms of which it can be fully understood and assessed. The parts of something written or spoken that immediately precede and follow a word or passage and clarify its meaning. Biblical Context REMEMBER: the original text had no chapter or verse divisions. These were added in the 13th and 16th Centuries. Prior to these divisions, people were more aware of the context where verses were found. Claw Theology Picking a verse at random and pulling it out of context. Where you go I will go, and where you stay I will stay. Your people will be my people and your God my God. Context, Context, Context Context For What is the for there for? Signifies that something came before. Anytime a verse starts with a conjunction or a pronoun we need to look to what was happening before in order to have a clear understanding. Context, Context, Context Context Nicodemus - John 3:2 What is the conversation about? What contribution does verse 16 make to the conversation? Context, Context, Context Context Gospel of John Who is John? What was his purpose in writing? John 20:30-31 Context Look through the book of John and find specific examples of where Jesus provides evidence that he is the Son of God. How does John 3:16 contribute to his purpose in writing? Context, Context, Context Context New Testament Why is it important that we know if this verse occurs in the New Testament or the Old Testament? Context, Context, Context Context What stage of the Bible does this verse fit into? What does this tell us about the significance of the verse? Context How has your understanding of John 3:16 changed? Has your interpretation of the verse changed at all?