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    BETHEL BIBLE COLLEGE, GUNTUR (AP)

    Subject: Jesus Tradition in Paul and Pauline Circle (English)


    Academic Year: 2022-23 / II Semester
    Instructor: Rev. Dr. Reji George

    Instructions for preparing exegesis

    FIRST DRAFT: Due date (hard copy) on 10/02/2023 (Friday before 5 pm to the Class
    Leader)
     You are responsible for turning in assignments on time; no late submission is
    permitted.
     Any student who needs an extension must get approval from the teacher prior to day
    of submission.

    NUMBER OF PAGES: Your paper should be 4-5 pages type written, 1.15 spaced, 12 point
    font (Times New Roman) with page numbers.
     State the current scholarly view of the passage. In your arguments include both
    critical and evangelical sources/views.

    FINAL DRAFT: Due date on…….

    S. No. Passage Name(s)


    1. Romans 3:9–20 KUCHIPUDI JWALITH OPHIR
    & DAWT LIAN SANG
    2. Romans 3:21–31 BANGARAM ABIN ANDREWS
    & GODWING MARAK
    3. Romans 5:1–11 PAPPULA DINAKAR & C.
    BEISAHRO
    4. Romans 5:12–21 SANKE JOSHUA &
    IMISANGBA
    5. Romans 11:1–12 JUSTIN BEIRAPADUA & ROBERT
    SAMUEL. M
    6. 1 Cori 1:18–31 GOLLA JESON BABU &
    REBBA CHARLES
    7. 1 Cori 10:1–13 B.S. VIJAY KUMAR
    8. 1 Cori 14:26–33 GADDA DIVYA
    9. 1 Cori 15:20–28 K. NOLAI & SEKHAR BABU
    10. II Cori 4:7–18 ISACPUSHPARAJ J & ZAM
    LAM KHAI
    11. II Cori 5:16–21 THARAKATURI ANIL & S CIN
    SIAN LAP
    12. Galatians 3:15–18 NAVEEN BECK & NIANG
    LAM HUAI
    13. Galatians 3:19–27 VARIKUTI CAROLINA NISSY & S.
    BEIHRORONA
    14. 1 Thess 4:13–18 NIRMALA DEVI ANUPARTHI
    & YANDRATI RAJU
    15. Ephesians 2:11–22 SUBASHRAJA J & MANG
    LAM THAWN
    16. Phil 2:1–11 K. ELVIS FRANCIS & MH
    VABEIKHOCHHI
    17. Col 1:15–20 ELVIS THLA BAWI LIAN & N
    BEIHMOPATHA
    18. 1 Tim 3:1–7 DAVID ZUMH THANG & RO
    HMUN LIAN
    19. 1 Tim 3:8–13 GANTA KIRAN KISHORE & NGUN
    UK CUNG
    20. 1 Tim 3:14–16 ARULRAJ M & NICOLAUS
    MANUKONDA

    Minimal Format

     Quotes of Scripture and given references should follow regular pattern


    • Eg. “Jesus wept” (John 11:35 NRSV).
     A quotation over three lines in length should be separated from the sentence that
    supports it by indenting the quoted passage.
     If you leave out a word or words from a quote, you must ensure that the meaning of
    the quoted passage stays the same. You should always indicate you have left out a
    word or words by inserting three trailing dots instead of the omitted words.
    Eg. Dutton, in reply to his critics, unashamedly remarks that “the truth of the matter
    can only be resolved ... with close attention to detail.”4
    • with footnote: 4 Jeremy Dutton, Truth and Fiction (London : Penguin, 1992),
    86.
     When a book or article is used a second time, do not use Ibid., but use the “short
    form” as follows:
    • Young, Corinthians, 25 OR Silva, “The Law and Christology,” 342.
     All titles of books are to be in italics. But the series title (eg. Word Biblical
    Commentary (WBC)) should not be italicized.
    • e.g., Richard N. Longenecker, Galatians, WBC 41 (Dallas: Word, 1990), 345.

    Footnote and Bibliography Style

     Books with one author


    Footnote: Andrew J. Gerakas, The Origin and Development of the Holy Eucharist,
    East and West (New York: Alba House, 2006), 118.
    Abbreviated Subsequent reference: Gerakas, Origin and Development, 281.
    Bibliography: Gerakas, Andrew J. The Origin and Development of the Holy
    Eucharist, East and West. New York: Alba House, 2006.
     Books with editor(s) in place of an author
    Footnote: Wes Howard-Brook and Sharon Ringe, eds., The New Testament:
    Introducing the Way of Discipleship (Maryknoll, NY: Orbis, 2002), 142.
    Subsequent reference: Howard-Brook and Ringe, New Testament Discipleship, 142.
    Bibliography: Howard-Brook, Wes, and Sharon Ringe, eds. The New Testament:
    Introducing the Way of Discipleship. Maryknoll, NY: Orbis, 2002.
     Online article
    Footnote: George Pattison, God and Being: an Inquiry (Oxford: Oxford University
    Press, 2011) 99- 100 (accessed on October 24,2022..http:/dx.doi.org/10.1093)
    Subsequent reference: Pattison, God and Being
    Bibliography: Pattison, George. God and Being: an Inquiry. Oxford: Oxford
    University Press, 2011 (accessed October 24, 2022. http:/dx.doi.org/10.1093/
    acprof:oso/9780199588.)
     Article from single-volume commentary
    Footnote: Donald S. Deer, “How the Bible Came to Us,” in The International Bible
    Commentary: A Catholic and Ecumencial Commentary for the Twenty-First Century,
    ed. William Farmer et al. (Collegeville, MN: Liturgical Press, 1998), 173.
    Subsequent reference: Deer, “How the Bible Came,” 173.
    Bibliography: Deer, Donald S. “How the Bible Came to Us.” Pages 169-178 in The
    International Bible Commentary: A Catholic and Ecumenical Commentary for the
    Twenty-First Century. Edited by William R. Farmer et al. Collegeville, MN:
    Liturgical Press, 1998.
     Article in a Journal
    Footnote: Raymond F. Person, “The Ancient Israelite Scribe as Performer,” Journal
    of Biblical Literature 117/4 (1998): 603.
    Subsequent reference: Person, “Ancient Israelite Scribe,” 603.
    Bibliography: Person, Raymond F. “The Ancient Israelite Scribe as Performer.”
    Journal of Biblical Literature 117/4 (1998): 601-609

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