Test 2 Flashcards

1
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Need notes on week 6

A

Okay

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2
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What is the most basic meaning of a word called?

A

Semantic Domain

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3
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What determines which definition of a word to use?

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Context

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4
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What is the danger of doing a word study?

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The student must be careful not to impose a meaning to the word that is not the meaning in the context.

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5
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Give examples of words that can be used out of context.

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Run can mean “ to move at a fast pace”, “to run machinery”, “to run guns”

Spring can mean “ a season”, “a coiled metal rod”, a small flow of water”

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6
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What is semantics?

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The art and science of studying word meanings

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7
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What is the lexical fallacy?

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The assumption that a lexical studies can solve theological problems

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8
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What two issues occur during a lexical fallacy?

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We spend too much time tracing the history of a word. Then after finding so many meanings, the person tries to all of the meanings into the single word in question.

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9
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What is the cure for the lexical fallacy?

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Understand that the correct meaning is the one that contributes least to the context

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10
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What is the root fallacy?

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That the root of a term carries the basic meaning throughout every subordinate word. Also that compound words, butterfly, pineapple, etc, can be broken down into its components.

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11
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What is etymology?

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The study of the history of a term

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12
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What is the misuse of etymology?

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That any past use of the word can be read into its current meaning……the word gay has a different meaning today than it used to.

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13
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What is a example of a dead metaphor?

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” miss the mark” often implies that we have sinned….but when we sin we miss the mark but chose to aim at the wrong one

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14
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What is the One Meaning Fallacy?

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That every appearance of a Greek or Hebrew word should be translated into the same English word.

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15
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What is the Word Fallacy?

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The failure to consider the concept of the word, as well as the word itself……consider the other ways the writer could have said the same thing.

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16
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What does it mean to spiritualized the text?

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It means we read Christ into every passage.

17
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What is the danger of spiritualizing the text?

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We assume the authority equivalent to or superseding the author and we hide the real meaning from the people.

18
Q

Give three examples of a typology.

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Rock at Sinai
The Passover
Antichrist

19
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What is the role of a true exegete?

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To discover the meaning of a text, not create it.

20
Q

Is the theological principle part of the meaning of the text?

A

Yes

21
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What are the steps in determining a theological principle?

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  • Recall the differences identified in Step 2
  • Identify the similarities between the biblical audience and our situation
  • Return to the meaning “ in their town” to identify the theological principle that relates to them and us today
  • Understand that the principle must agree with scripture
22
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What is the criteria for formulating a theological principle?

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1) It must be reflected in the text
2) It must be timeless
3) It must not be culturally bound
4) It must correspond with the teaching with the rest of scripture
5) It must be relevant to both the audience then and now

23
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What does the fourth step in the principlizing process?

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Grasp the Text in their Town.

24
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What are the three steps in application?

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1) Observe how the principles in the text address the original situation.
2) Discover a parallel situation for today.
3) Make the application specific.