Thru the Preaching of the Word

I was lead to Christ

And His finished, substitutionary work on Calvary

And Now to show my Love for Him, I shall search the Scriptures diligently to see how to live the way God wants me to.

 

 

 Your Systematic Theology must be established before your Practical Theology can be lived.     Eph. 4:11-18

 

If you don’t act based on your Systematic then your belief (faith) is worthless.  James 1:22, 2:17,18,20.

 

 

  

 

Bible study - b.s.

1.      Date

2.      Book Chapter Verses

3.      what is the principal subject of the verses?

4.      who are the principal characters?

5.      what does it teach about the Father?

6.      what does it teach about the Son?

7.      what does it teach about the Holy Spirit?

8.      is there an example for me to follow?

9.      is there any error for me to avoid?

10.  is there any duty for me to perform?

11.  is there any promises for me to claim?

12.  is there any prayer for me to echo?

13.  is the passage to the lost or saved?

14.  what is the key verse?

15.  explain the key verse and study word by word

16.  Any other observations?

17. what Life application comes out of this - Practical theology

(just what does all this mean to me)

18. What Doctrinal / topical areas does it cover or touch upon?

19. Is there a Shall not  and a Shall Do to document.

20. Now study it as though you will be teaching it!

 

 

                             in bible                  in computer

PROMISE                      GREEN                 GREEN

FACT                             RED                     RED  

EYE CATCHER   ORANGE             PURPLE  

PRAYER              BROWN BOX      BROWN

COMMAND         BLUE                   BLUE

MEMORY VRS    YELLOW             YELLOW

Condition for

Something             PINK                    PINK

The Verse # is in pink means it is a new paragraph

This word is

important               UNDERLINE        SILVER

To point out a

specific set of words

(like above but       UNDERLINE        OLIVE

in sets)

                                                         

What is Doctrine?

 

[1]DOCTRINE. Doctrine simply means teaching, but the biblical usage refers to sound teaching based on the Word of God. The two Greek words translated "doctrine", didaskalia and didache, are also translated "teacheth" (Ro. 12:7) and "learning" (Ro. 15:4). These words are used more than 140 times in the N.T., which shows how important doctrine is before God. Other terms which refer to doctrine are "truth" (1 Ti. 2:4), "the faith" (1 Ti. 3:9; 2 Ti. 3:8; Tit. 1:13), "wholesome words" (1 Ti. 6:3), and "sound words" (2 Ti. 1:13). Doctrine (and its companion terms) is referred to 59 times in the Pastoral Epistles alone. "The truth" is referred to 10 times in 2 and 3 John alone.

Bible facts about doctrine. We can know right doctrine (Jn. 7:17). We are to continue in the Apostles' doctrine (Ac. 2:42). The Apostles filled Jerusalem with doctrine (Ac. 5:28). We are saved by believing the right doctrine (Ro. 6:17; 1 Jn. 5:20; 2 Jn. 9). We are to separate from those who teach false doctrine (Ro. 16:17). We must be careful of winds of false doctrine (Ep. 4:14). No false doctrine is to be allowed (1 Ti. 1:3). Sound doctrine is good (1 Ti. 4:6). The preacher is to give himself to doctrine (1 Ti. 4:13). The preacher is to take heed to the doctrine (1 Ti. 4:16). Preachers who labor in doctrine are to be rewarded (1 Ti. 5:17). Sound doctrine is to be adorned with godly living (1 Ti. 6:1,3; Tit. 2:1). The Bible is given for doctrine (2 Ti. 3:16). The Bible is to be preached with doctrine (2 Ti. 4:2). The last days is characterized by a turning from sound doctrine (2 Ti. 4:3). The preacher must be able to use doctrine to edify and protect the church (Tit. 1:9). Our doctrine is to be uncorrupt (Tit. 2:10). We abide in Christ by sound doctrine (1 Jn. 2:24-27). True Christian love is grounded in truth (2 Jn. 1; 3 Jn. 1). The Apostles had no greater joy than to see the Christians walking in the truth (3 Jn. 3-4). Those who abide not in sound doctrine are not of God and are not be to received (2 Jn. 9-10).

 

1319. didaskalia, did-as-kal-ee'-ah; [2]from G1320; instruction (the function or the information):--doctrine, learning, teaching.

          [3]That which is taught, teachings

 

1322. didache, did-akh-ay'; from G1321; instruction (the act or the matter):--doctrine, hath been taught. that which is taught, teachings

 

ME - it is the teachings of someone, either the subject / content or the act thereof of teaching.   When put into the realm of the Scriptures it is refereeing to the teachings of God and in the New Testament mostly that of Jesus, of which the apostles wrote down.