Jesus is the Christ. Do you feel alone? Remember that God is with us. Where do we trust in human strategy and not God? Where do we need to repent? Additional Activities Worksheet for Biblical Texts for Chapter 23-24 Text: Genre Identification: Literary Context: Author: The audience: Historical setting: Historical/Cultural Context: Interpretation (Statement of Meaning): What do we see in the immediate context? Distinguish between conditional and unconditional How the original hearers would understand the prophecy? Fulfilled or unfulfilled? Where does this text fit in the overall structure of divine revelation? Modern-Day Implications? Section 12 – Chapters 25 - 27 Summary – Chapter 25 Apocalyptic literature employs symbolic imagery to reveal God’s on-going providential workings and coming interventions. Various biblical books occasionally exhibit apocalyptic features, but only the books of Daniel (esp. ch. 7–12) and Revelation are classified as “apocalypses.” One of the most important hermeneutical caveats with
Jesus is the Christ. Do you feel alone? Remember that God is with us. Where do we trust in human strategy and not God? Where do we need to repent? Additional Activities Worksheet for Biblical Texts for Chapter 23-24 Text: Genre Identification: Literary Context: Author: The audience: Historical setting: Historical/Cultural Context: Interpretation (Statement of Meaning): What do we see in the immediate context? Distinguish between conditional and unconditional How the original hearers would understand the prophecy? Fulfilled or unfulfilled? Where does this text fit in the overall structure of divine revelation? Modern-Day Implications? Section 12 – Chapters 25 - 27 Summary – Chapter 25 Apocalyptic literature employs symbolic imagery to reveal God’s on-going providential workings and coming interventions. Various biblical books occasionally exhibit apocalyptic features, but only the books of Daniel (esp. ch. 7–12) and Revelation are classified as “apocalypses.” One of the most important hermeneutical caveats with