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Before we can understand what the inspired biblical authors are teaching and “what God wants to reveal through the sacred authors for our salvation

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We need to put Scripture in their biblical context

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We’re in danger of abusing Scripture for our own purposes rather than allowing ourselves

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to be called to conversion by Scripture and ruled by the universal truths taught by the inspired authors.

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The biblical authors are not trying to

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Teach science

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To correctly understand the truth taught in a passage of Scripture, we must consider three contexts

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the literary form, the presumed beliefs at the time of the author, (and the 2,000-year process of revelation.)

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The Bible contains many types of

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Writing

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If we ignore the context of literary form, we’ll likely

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Misunderstand what the author is trying to teach

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In order to discover the sacred authors’ intention

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the reader must take into account . . . the literary genres in use at that time

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The authority of Scripture rests in what the inspired author is

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teaching on the subject addressed (God and our relationship with God)

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Applications and examples often reflect presumptions of the time that we, who live in a scientific age

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do not share with the inspired author or the author’s generation.

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In order to understand what God is communicating

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we must carefully search for the intention of the sacred authors.

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are not to take the Bible literalistically

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But literally

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By the author’s context we mean

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history, culture, and real-life setting of the human author.

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context of the words is the

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Literary genre

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Salvation history

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traces the pattern of events in human history that reveal God’s saving plan.

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Inspired means

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That these authors were called to write God’a work

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The Bible is sacred because

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God is the author

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The Bible is literature because

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It uses literary forms and techniques- stories, poems etc. to convey its message

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The Bible is ancient literature because

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Sacred authors did not write in the same manner as modern authors. Historical context must be used

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6 religious truths of the creation story?

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• God created us out of love
• God created man to be in relationship with him
• God made men and women to be complementary
• creation is inherently “good”
• all of creation is for human beings
• humans are called to take care of the Earth

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Genesis 1:1 message?

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God is the ultimate cause of the universe

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The literary style of Genesis teaches

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That God is the reason we exist today.

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The literary style does not teach that

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The world was created in exactly six days, therefore theories of evolution are incorrect

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Connection between days (chart)

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Day and night ruled by sun and moon
Sky and sea ruled by fishes and fish
Land and vegetation ruled by man and animals

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Science answers the question

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How did god make the universe

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Dominion means that we should be

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Caretakers of creation. It doesn't mean we can do whatever we want with it

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If we are to fill the earth we must be

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Good stewards of the earth so we can support future generations

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Consumerism

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Using things to benefit one and on,y one

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Our obligation is to use the goods of the earth

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As god wills, according to the promptings of the Holy Spirit

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An increased sense of God

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Leads to less problems. God'a will leads us to the greater good