Prepare to Preach (Ssssion 3)
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This document outlines session three of a Bible study course. It discusses the importance of exposition, which involves theological thinking to understand scripture in context. Exposition is important but often skipped over in favor of just exegesis. The document provides guidelines for how to conduct exposition by holding a principalizing filter, examining cross references, and analyzing the passage in light of progressive revelation. It includes examples of exegesis and exposition of 1 Timothy 6:3-10. Participants are instructed to practice exposition on their own passages.
Prepare to Preach (Ssssion 3)
- 2. Group Discussion 1. Exposition requires a lot of “theological” thinking. Why is this important? 2. Why do people often skip this process when they’re studying the Bible? 3. What will you do now that you know this?
- 3. “Reflect on what I am saying, for the Lord will give you insight into all this.”
- 6. How to HEAR • Hold a principalizing filter • Examine relevant cross references • Analyze its place in progressive revelation • Restate the exegetical statements into expositional statements
- 22. Predicting Christ Reflecting on Christ Preparing for Christ Results of Christ’s words and work
- 24. Metanarrative of the Bible
- 27. Sample of Exegesis Text: 1 Timothy 6:3-10 Theme: False Teachers in Ephesus Topic: Why false teachers are dangerous in Ephesus Truth: False teachers reject the truth and cause problems in the church. Thrust: Timothy must watch out against false teachers in Ephesus.
- 28. Sample of Exposition Text: 1 Timothy 6:3-10 Theme: False Teachers in churches Topic: Why false teachers are dangerous in churches Truth: False teachers reject the truth and cause problems in the church. Thrust: Church leaders must watch out against false teachers.
- 29. Practice Session 1. Review the exegetical statements you made. 2. Hold a principalizing filter (take note of the differences in language, culture, geography, history and politics). 3. Examine relevant crossreferences. 4. Analyze its place in progressive revelation 4. Restate the exegetical statements.
- 30. Group Discussion 1. Exposition requires a lot of “theological” thinking. Why is this important? 2. Why do people often skip this process when they’re studying the Bible? 3. What will you do now that you know this?