Bible Interpretation, Student Workbook, SW05

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B I B L E I N T E R P R E T A T I O N

the ramifications of these important truths about the God-breathed Scriptures, and seek to make a tangible and practical ministry connection to an area where you serve and teach. As you have discussed and meditated upon these truths throughout this lesson, perhaps some concepts have “jumped out” at you as deeply significant for your own walk and ministry, and deserving of further prayer, meditation, and study this next week. Explore the particular direction that the Holy Spirit suggests to you regarding the authority and inspiration of the Scriptures, and the confidence it provides as we claim its promises, obey its commands, and cherish its claims about God, his Son, and the Kingdom. A significant element in your learning experience ought to be open, focused intercession and supplication for your fellow students during the class session. In light of the various truths, challenges, and needs shared throughout the time, spend time praying specifically for the needs and concerns of your colleagues. Never underestimate the power of faithful prayer to make the truth of God come alive in our lives. Only as the Holy Spirit provides us with insight and grace can we truly be transformed, and make the truth our very own (1 Cor. 2.9-16).

Counseling and Prayer

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2 Peter 1.19-21

Scripture Memory

To prepare for class, please visit www.tumi.org/books to find next week’s reading assignment, or ask your mentor.

Reading Assignment

You will be quizzed on the content (the video content) of this lesson next week. Make sure that you spend time covering your notes, especially focusing on the main ideas of the lesson. Read the assigned reading, and summarize each reading with no more than a paragraph or two for each. In this summary please give your best understanding of what you think was the main point in each of the readings. Do not

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