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Improving Storytelling in Preaching Step 2 -Uncover Feelings

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Submitted by shermancox on Tue, 2008-01-08 05:57.
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Using YOur Feelings to Exegete a Text.

The second step to exegete the text so that you can more effectively tell the Biblical story as presented in Martha Simmons's and Henry Mitchell's book entitled Study Guide to Accompany Celebration and Experience in Preaching is to note the feelings you find in the text.

Here you once again read the text and place yourself in the text. However, this time you are looking for the feelings of the various people in the text.

Look for any feelings including the following:

  1. Loneliness
  2. Jealousy
  3. Greed
  4. Fear
  5. Joy
  6. Depression
  7. Sorrow
  8. Pain
  9. Love

Mitchell and Simmons note that you should write down what feelings you would feel if you were in the position of the Bible character.

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