NBST 610 Quiz 4
Quiz: Poetry, Wisdom, Narrative, Law, and Prophets The vast majority of the material in the prophetic books addresses: The Psalms function primarily for teaching doctrine and moral The style reflected…
NBST 610 Quiz 3
NBST 610 Quiz: Application, Gospels, Acts, Letters, and Revelation Match the following rhetorical terms often used with letters with their appropriate One of the examples discussed of an overspiritualized fanciful…
NBST 610 Quiz 2
NBST 610 Quiz: Context, the Bible, and Meaning The earliest English Bible which translated directly from the Greek and Hebrew was the King James Bible. One of the factors that…
NBST 610 Quiz 1
NBST 610 Quiz: Introduction and Tools for Hermeneutics Modules 1 – 2: Weeks 1 – 2 The methodologies of the “new criticism” or “formalism” focused primarily on a coherent interpretation…
NBST 610 Book Critique
NBST 610 Book Critique Liberty University The student will write a 1,250–2,500-word book critique of Misreading Scripture with Western Eyes. The critique must include a summary of the book and be…
NBST 610 Exegetical Paper
NBST 610 Exegetical Paper Liberty University The student will write a 2,500–4,250-word exegetical paper based on his or her chosen passage. Your title page, table of contents, and bibliography are…
NBST 610 Exam 4
NBST 610 Exam 4 Liberty University Set 1 What is the historical context that most of the prophets write from? Often the material in the prophetic books is arranged non-chronologically….
NBST 610 Exam 3
NBST 610 Exam 3 Liberty University Set 1 Match the following terms with their appropriate definitions: Simile, parable, irony, metaphor According to Duvall and Hays, the application of a text…
NBST 610 Exam 2
NBST 610 Exam 2 Liberty University Set 1 The King James Bible has been revised numerous times since it was first printed. The same Greek word can be translated into…
NBST 610 Exam 1
NBST 610 Exam 1 Liberty University Set 1 Of the two methods, narrative criticism and structuralism, only structuralism is used or discussed much among modern scholars. The main strength of…