The easiest step of all! YAY!
The second step in the second part of the Inductive Method (Concentration) is Key Verse. What do you think is the key verse of this passage? What verse packs the most punch or summarizes the main point of the passage? Why?
You may not all have the same answer, but that's ok.
Post by Thursday midnight. Since this is an easy assignment, if you are behind in the other steps, this is a good chance to catch up.
Looking forward to your posts!
Clay
Behold, I am doing a new thing;
ReplyDeleteYou are talking about Isaiah 43:15-21, right?
ReplyDeleteYes Tony
ReplyDelete"Behold, I am doing a new thing; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it?"-- Isaiah 43:19
ReplyDeleteMy second choice is: vs 15- "I am the LORD, your Holy One, the Creator of Israel, your King."
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ReplyDeleteV.15 "I am the Lord, your Holy One, the Creator of Israel, your King."
ReplyDeleteAll verses 16-21 points to and goes back to WHO HE is?
v. 21 the people...that they might declare my praise
Can i still post another one? I would say V.19 "Behold, I am doing a new thing..." His purpose to declare His praise v.21
ReplyDeleteGood work guys!
ReplyDeleteRemember there are no wrong answers, but usually there are ones that are better than others :>)
My opinion (and it is only an opinion) is that the Key Verse is 18-19a. Mainly because it is the pivot point of the chiasm (we'll talk about this tomorrow), but also because it is the topic sentence of God's speech. I feel that what follows in this passage is describing the "new thing" that God is doing or going to do.