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    The document discusses different figures of speech found in the Bible including metaphor, simile, personification, and hyperbole. It provides examples of each from passages such as Psalm 23:1, Job 14:2, Psalm 98:8, and John 21:25. Students are instructed to take notes on figures of speech in their workbooks. The purpose of figures of speech is to enhance communication and make writing more vivid, though they should be interpreted in context rather than literally.

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    The document discusses different figures of speech found in the Bible including metaphor, simile, personification, and hyperbole. It provides examples of each from passages such as Psalm 23:1, Job 14:2, Psalm 98:8, and John 21:25. Students are instructed to take notes on figures of speech in their workbooks. The purpose of figures of speech is to enhance communication and make writing more vivid, though they should be interpreted in context rather than literally.

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    The document discusses different figures of speech found in the Bible including metaphor, simile, personification, and hyperbole. It provides examples of each from passages such as Psalm 23:1, Job 14:2, Psalm 98:8, and John 21:25. Students are instructed to take notes on figures of speech in their workbooks. The purpose of figures of speech is to enhance communication and make writing more vivid, though they should be interpreted in context rather than literally.

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    Bible Class

    Wednesday, November 29 th
    Warm Up
    What in the World Wednesday
    https://youtu.be/l06Ndw4lslI

    WHAT happened?
    WHERE?
    WHEN?
    WHY?
    HOW can we pray for those involved?
    Figures of Speech
    A word or phrase used to communicate
    something other than its literal meaning.
    Figures of speech are used to enhance
    communication and to make writing
    more colorful. They should always be
    interpreted in context.
    Figures of Speech
    Take notes on page 99 in your workbook.
    Figures of Speech
    Metaphor
    A figurative description that uses a
    direct comparison.
    Example: Psalm 23:1
    Figures of Speech
    Metaphor
    The Lord is my shepherd.
    Interpreting metaphors: Discern was
    qualities the two things share.
    Figures of Speech
    Metaphor
    Psalm 69:2
    Figures of Speech
    Simile
    A figurative comparison that uses like
    or as.
    Job 14:2
    Figures of Speech
    Simile
    Interpreting similes: Discern what
    important qualities the two items share.
    Job 7:1-2
    Figures of Speech
    Personification
    Speaking of a nonliving thing as if it
    were human.
    Example: Psalm 98:8
    Figures of Speech
    Personification
    Interpreting Personification: Remember
    that personification is a figure of
    speech, not to be taken literally.
    Personification intensifies the writers
    point.
    Deuteronomy 32:1
    Figures of Speech
    Hyperbole
    Deliberate exaggeration for effect.
    Example: Psalm 91:7
    Figures of Speech
    Hyperbole
    Interpreting Hyperbole: remember that
    hyperbole is a figure of speech, not to
    be taken literally. Its purpose is to
    emphasize a point.
    John 21:25

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