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A. What keywords, phrases, or themes need further exploration?
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B. Using the reference and index sections, what information did you find that will help you to understand this passage?
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C. Locate specific passages in the Old Testament and New Testament that provide meaning to some of the words and themes.
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D. Locate at least 2 other Biblical tools that could be used to understand this passage. List some below.
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E. Explain the different information they provide and how each source has helped you to understand this text
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F. Locate 2 other Christian sources that shed light on this text.
In order to help you complete the following exegesis on John 3:1-17, find two sources that you will help guide your research and reference them below using the outlined citation method.
Citing Sources:
A source may be physical or electronic content (e.g. article, video, sound recording, image) or a person, a book, or a location. When citing your sources, you need to:
1. Identify the source i.e. who or what is the source and how can I find them? (Book name, URL, person’s name and where they are from, e.g. John Smith, Minister at New Life Christian Church)
2. Establish the credibility or authority of the source i.e. Who is the publisher? What are their qualifications? What community or tradition are they part of? What is their place in their community? (e.g. Joe has a degree in History and has been a minister for five years).
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G. Acknowledge the sources that you have used by referencing them below.
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Website: You Must Be Born Again, The Gospel Coalition, Timothy Keller, https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/conference_media/you-must-be-born-again/
Website: What Does ‘Born of Water and the Spirit’ Mean in John 3:5?, The Gospel Coalition, Carson, https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/conference_media/you-must-be-born-again/
Book: Exposition of the Gospel of John by A. W. Pink; August 2011, https://hopecollege.com/wp-content/uploads/downloads/2014/12/Exposition-of-the-Gospel-of-John.pdf
Person: Glenn Dillon, Pastor of New Life Christian Church, NSW, Bachelor of Ministry
Video: https: Book overview John 1-12, https://bibleproject.com/explore/video/john-1-12/
produced by The Bible Project
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H. Under each reference, identify different quotes found in each source that capture the theological view.
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I. Within the book, where does this passage take place? How do they relate to the God’s Big Picture?
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J. Describe in your own words, what the current theological view on this passage is.
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