50 POWERFUL BIBLE STUDY OUTLINES, VOL. 1: GREAT FOR TEACHERS, PASTORS, MINISTERS, SUPERINTENDANTS, STUDENTS, AND CHRISTIANS
By Christopher E.L. Toote, Ph.D. and D.Min.
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It is evident that Dr. Toote methodically and meticulously studies the context from the historical, geographical, socio-cultural, political, and theocratic perspectives. He approaches each topic by exploring the original language, identifying and studying key words carefully, understanding and referring to surrounding passages and chapters to get a good, comprehensive, accurate grip of context and meaning. Dr. Toote strongly supports a genuine, unbiased, exegetical approach to Bible study. This approach encourages hard work, diligence, scholasticism, exegesis, and understanding. It gives the diligent student the ability to detect erroneous teachings and materials, even in commentaries, publications, and reputable theological literature.
"50 Powerful Bible Study Outlines", Vol. 1 is primarily expositional and exegetical in form. However, several lessons are more thematic and systematic in structure and composition. The topics cover a wide spectrum: Evangelism, Faith, Family, Followship, Ministry, Pentecost, Power, Prayer, Relationship, Reformation, Salvation, Success, Warfare, Word, and Worship.
As you study these Bible lessons, you will not only learn about God and the things of God - you will encounter God. You will experience God. There will be a transformational process that will happen in the life of the Bible student. Digging into the well of God's Word, you will draw bucket loads of precious treasures that have eternal value. The investment in these treasures will yield priceless dividends.
Rev. Dr. Elliott H. Johnson, Sr.
Heyward & Johnson, LLC, President/CEO
Evangelical Training Association, VP of Strategic Development
Howard University School of Divinity, Board of Directors
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50 POWERFUL BIBLE STUDY OUTLINES, VOL. 1 - Christopher E.L. Toote
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOREWORD
Be diligent to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who doesn’t need to be ashamed, correctly teaching the word of truth.
2 Timothy 2: 15 (CSB)
This compilation of Bible study lessons is a resource of accurate, clear, contextual, practical, and applicable outlines. There is fluidity, flow, and coherence from the introduction to the conclusion. Transitional ideas and thoughts move seamlessly. The topics are thought-provoking, thematic and contemporary without losing the Biblical originality and intent.
It is evident that Dr. Toote methodically, meticulously and diligently studies the context from the historical, geographical, socio-cultural, political, and theocratic perspectives. He approaches each topic by exploring the original language, identifying and studying key words carefully, understanding and referring to surrounding passages and chapters to get a good, comprehensive, accurate grip of context and meaning. Dr. Toote strongly supports a genuine, unbiased, exegetical approach to Bible study. He believes that the Scriptures must be studied firstly in its purest form and approach before engaging outside research and support materials. This approach to Bible study mitigates the temptation of laziness, teaching error, eisegesis, and plagiarism. This approach encourages hard work, diligence, scholasticism, exegesis, and understanding. It gives the diligent student the ability to detect erroneous teachings and materials, even in commentaries, publications, and reputable theological literature.
50 Powerful Bible Study Outlines
, Vol. 1 is primarily expositional and exegetical in genre. However, several lessons are more thematic and systematic in structure and composition. The topics cover a wide spectrum: Evangelism, Faith, Family, Followship, Ministry, Pentecost, Power, Prayer, Relationship, Reformation, Salvation, Success, Warfare, Word, and Worship.
These Bible studies will elucidate, educate, and stimulate further research for all who have a passion for God and knowing the things of God. This compilation of outlines expresses the Scriptures which teaches total dependency on the teaching of the Spirit of God, But God hath revealed them unto us by his Spirit: for the Spirit searcheth all things, yea, the deep things of God.
1 Corinthians 2:10 (KJV)
As you study these Bible lessons, you will not only learn about God and the things of God - you will encounter God. You will experience God. You will breathe God-ness. There will be a transformational process that will happen in the life of the Bible student. We are all perpetual Bible students. Digging into the well of God’s Word, you will draw bucket loads of precious treasures that have eternal value. The investment in these treasures will yield priceless dividends.
As a result of your study of these rich Bible outlines, I pray that your spiritual walk with God will be deepened, your fellowship with Believers will be strengthened, and your social interaction with the lost will yield the introduction to the Savior.
Rev. Dr. Elliott H. Johnson, Sr.
Heyward & Johnson, LLC, President/CEO
Evangelical Training Association, VP of Strategic Development
Howard University School of Divinity, Board of Directors
PREFACE
Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly diving the word of truth.
2 Timothy 2:15 (KJV)
σπούδασον σεαυτὸν δόκιμον παραστῆσαι τῷ θεῷ, ἐργάτην ἀνεπαίσχυντον, ὀρθοτομοῦντα τὸν λόγον τῆς ἀληθείας. 2 Timothy 2: 15 (TR)
This book, 50 Powerful Bible Study Outlines, is a compilation of Bible Study outlines that encourages the serious Bible student and teacher to follow the expressed intent and didactic guidance of 2 Timothy 2:15. The author challenges the serious student of the Word of God to prayerfully take time to diligently and studiously approach the sacred Scriptures. Following is a brief, simplified, exegetical explanation of 2 Timothy 2:15, with the sole intent of displaying the importance of unpacking and clearly explaining the precious, eternal Word. Each word will be explored in Greek, which is the original language in the writing of the New Testament. The words will be parsed to get a better understanding of their usage in the text. This is an exercise that will demonstrate the criticality and primacy of rightly dividing the word of truth.
Studying God’s Word is a serious charge and must never be taken lightly, flippantly, or superficially.
σπούδασον – (Study) (1st Aorist Active Imperative, 2nd Person Singular, from the root form – σπουδάζω). The word Study
is written in the Imperative Mood. It is a command. You don’t have an option. Study
, in this grammatical construct, contains the notion of persistent zeal
. It means to give diligence. To the serious student of the Word of God, this is a holy directive and divine command from God. It is in the 2nd Person Singular - so it is directed to you, the Subject. The Subject is specifically you, not someone else or a group of people in a plural conjugation. The Subject is doing the studying. It is in the Active voice so you are to be actively engaged in studying the Word, which is the Object. The Direct Object answers the question, Studying what?
. You are to be actively, diligently, and persistently engaged in studying the Word of God.
παραστῆσαι – (to shew) (1st Aorist Active Infinitive, from the root form - πɑρíστημι). The subject of the Infinitive is in the Accusative Case. Thyself
is in the Accusative Case. Therefore, thyself
should be doing the studying
. Here we see that thyself
benefits from the studying
. In other words, in order for you (yourself) to benefit from the Word, you (yourself) must study it diligently.
σεαυτὸν – (thyself) (2nd Person Accusative Singular Masculine). The Object of a Transitive Verb is placed in the Accusative Case. Therefore, σπούδασον σεαυτὸν means study to impact and affect yourself by the act of studying. The person who is doing the studying will be the one benefitting from the act of studying. This connotation is also reflexive and emphatic in nature. In other words, you must study so that you can prove yourself to be competent in the handling of the Word of God.
δόκιμον – (approved) (Adjective Accusative Singular Masculine). This usage means as a result of diligently studying the Word, you will be proven worthy of receiving God’s approval. This approval is earned due to the serious student of the Word’s readiness for examination or testing. This word is descriptive of the one studying the Word in this context. An Adjective is a modifier of a noun. The approved
status modifies or describes the noun – the one studying the Word diligently. This student has the preparedness to pass the test to defend, teach, and explain the Word.
τῷ θεῷ - (unto God) (Noun Dative Singular Masculine). The Dative Case is the Case of the Indirect Object. God is not doing the studying. You are doing the studying. So, you are the Subject. Thyself
is benefiting from the studying. So, contextually thyself
is one of the Objects in this text. Thyself
is the direct recipient of the value and outcome of studying. Thyself
is performing the act of studying to prove himself/herself approved to someone who is the Indirect Object, and that someone is God. This act of diligently studying the Word is to please God. God is the One who the diligent student of the Word honors and from whom he/she seeks approval.
ἐργάτην – (a workman) (Noun Accusative Singular Masculine). This word denotes a hard worker, one who tirelessly labors over the Word. This is not a lazy person. This is a dedicated, committed, serious student of the Word. A workman
implies that studying the Word requires work and earnest effort. There is no short cut around it. The student must invest the time in study and research.
ἀνεπαίσχυντον – (that