REad Chapters 1 and 2 Encountering the New Testament A Historical and Theological Survey by Watler Elwell and Robert Yarbrough (3rd ed)
A case study is an open-ended learning activity (i.e., a problem is presented that precipitates discussion) in which the participant must enter into the character of someone in a real-life situation and then reflect on what he/she would do in that situation.
Read the case study associated with this discussion and then compose a thread expressing how you would respond to the situation described, noting especially the degree to which you agree/disagree with the central issue at stake in the case study; namely, the importance of understanding the setting and context of the original writer/readers for properly understanding and interpreting a biblical text Utilizing the uploaded case study, discuss in 450 words your response to the scenario using the textbooks and presentations and document all sources used in Turabian format.
Acceptable sources include the Bible (exclusive of study bible notes), academic biblical commentaries, academic journal articles, textbooks, and course presentations.
Use the rubric to ensure the highest points can be awarded in each category.
