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A HELP Group is a group that meets weekly for 10 meetings focused on mutual discipleship. The goal is to listen to each other's desire for God, encourage spiritual growth, and support each other in living a Godly life. Members seek to help each other discern the Holy Spirit's work in their lives and support each other's spiritual journeys through maintaining personal disciplines, respecting each other, and providing honest feedback and accountability.
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The document discusses looking for different literary structures and techniques in biblical texts, such as the amount of space devoted to different topics, stated purposes, order of material, movement from lesser to greater concepts, repetition, questions and answers, cause and effect, comparisons using "as" or "like", contrasts using "but", and discussions of strengths, problems, and struggles. Examples are provided for each type of literary structure.
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The document discusses the concept of inspiration and how it relates to the creation of the Bible. It defines inspiration as God guiding the biblical writers and giving them his words while fully utilizing their human abilities. It presents various theories of inspiration ranging from the Bible being entirely man-made to entirely dictated by God. However, it argues that the correct view is the verbal plenary theory, that the Bible is both 100% divine in origin and 100% human in authorship, with God inspiring the writers without error. The document also warns against an approach called "Biblical Docetism" that neglects the human elements and personalities of the biblical authors.
Bibliology and Hermeneutics (Session 6)
The document discusses the concept of inspiration and how it relates to the creation of the Bible. It defines inspiration as God guiding the biblical writers and giving them his words while fully utilizing their human abilities. The document explores different theories of inspiration, from the Bible being entirely man-made to entirely divinely dictated. It argues that the correct view is that inspiration was a cooperative process between God and the human authors, resulting in text that is both fully divine and fully human.
Living by the Book Part 1 (Session 5)
This document discusses listening to children and new converts, taking scripture and turning it into prayer, and how holiness cannot be achieved quickly. It asks the purpose of the passage and how it can instruct in righteousness. It advises to read not only to receive messages but to retain them, as the messages are integrated. It references Mark 5:24b-34 and a Sherlock Holmes quote about observing what you see.
Bibliology and Hermeneutics (Session 5)
The document summarizes the process of canonizing the New Testament books from the 1st to 4th centuries AD. It discusses how the NT authors viewed each other's writings as authoritative, and how early church fathers gradually recognized more books until the church councils of Hippo and Carthage established the 27-book canon in the late 4th century. Key events included Marcion proposing a limited canon in the 2nd century, Origen commenting on most NT books, and Athanasius issuing the first list of the current canon in 367 AD.
Bibliology and Hermeneutics (Session 4)
The document discusses the canonization of scripture, specifically addressing questions about how we know which books belong in the Bible. It outlines several facts and fables regarding how canonicity is determined. The key facts are that prophetic nature, apostolic authority, and God alone determine canonicity. It also discusses the process of canonization for both the Old and New Testaments, highlighting the recognition of the canon by the early church rather than any formal decree.
Bibliology and Hermeneutics (Session 5)
The document discusses the canonization of Scripture, specifically the New Testament canon. It provides background on how the NT canon developed from the time of the apostles through the 4th century AD. Key points include:
1) The NT books were recognized as authoritative by the apostles and early Christians based on their connection to the apostles' teaching.
2) By the 2nd century AD, many church fathers referenced and quoted from most NT books as Scripture.
3) In the 4th century, church councils at Hippo and Carthage formally recognized the 27 books of the current NT canon.
4) The early church used criteria like apostolic authorship, agreement with established doctrine, and
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The document discusses reading the Bible and provides tips for doing so effectively. It recommends reading entire biblical books in one sitting from beginning to end without quitting too soon. It also lists common questions like who, what, where, when, why and wherefore to keep in mind while reading to fully understand each book.
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- 2. What is a HELP Group? Helping Each other Live Productively
- 3. What is a HELP Group? Ten weekly meetings of mutual discipleship
- 4. What is a HELP Group? Readings Assignments Practicum Group Discussion
- 5. To listen to each other’s desire for God To encourage and nurture that desire in each other To support each other in seeking a way of life that is consistent with that desire
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