Evaluate the most important biblical passage to be used in your major paper. My chosen passage is EPHESIANS 3:7-11. Ask three of the questions / critical tools raised by Brown (pages 20-29) and assess the biblical passage (using some research) to get deeper into your passage. Try to answer the 3 questions you raise. The Book Mentioned is “An Introduction to the New Testament” By Raymond Brown.
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Paper details In one page, evaluate the most important biblical passage to be used in your major paper. My chosen passage is EPHESIANS 3:7-11. Ask three of the questions / critical tools raised by Brown (pages 20-29) and assess the biblical passage (using some research) to get deeper into your passage. Try to answer the 3 questions you raise.
The Book Mentioned is “An Introduction to the New Testament” By Raymond Brown.

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JOURNAL GRADING RUBRIC
5 points Wrote the required 3-5 pages (headings do NOT count towards total page length), using a standard 12 point font, standard margins, and standard double spacing
5 points Wrote directly about the topic if multiple questions are raised, each was given the appropriate attention
10 points Referenced class materials and concepts and incorporated them into the entry while avoiding mere restatement of facts from the readings and lectures
10 points Entry is thoughtful; demonstrates the student is attempting to engage with the materials to think more critically about the world around them, particularly as it relates to the topic at hand. Student applies the materials to their lives outside the classroom.