Interactive NT1 Essay

Here’s the deal. 2007 was Dave Miers’ year of the deadline-driven-life. It’s a new year and a new Dave. I have an essay due in over a month that I started yesterday!!! There were 10 essay topics to choose from for New Testament 1. I’ve narrowed it down to 4. I’ve done a bit of brainstorming for each, but can’t decide on which one to do.

interactive nt1 essay

Which one should I do and why? Vote in the comments.

  1. How does 1 Peter’s teaching about God relate to its treatment of Christian suffering?
  2. According to Ephesians, what is the significance of Jewish and Gentile reconciliation in Christ?
  3. Examine and explain the various metaphors for the church in Ephesians.
  4. Investigate the relationship of doctrine to practice in Ephesians.

9 Replies to “Interactive NT1 Essay”

  1. Off the top of my head I would choose (1) Peter’s letter.
    Personally, I’m amazed by the connection of knowing our salvation with living through suffering.

    Number 4 would be a very practical topic though

  2. I like number 2.
    But that’s probably just because it’s a topic I’ve thought about before. The other 3 don’t really leap out at me.
    How big an essay is it? What’s it worth? How many words?

  3. hey thanks for the votes guys.

    sam – no real agenda there – felt i could have had a go at any of those mark ones – just did a process of elimination – and they all eventually fell!

    guthers – i think it’s 2000 words an maybe 20%?

    here are the votes so far
    1) 1
    2) 2
    3) 0
    4) 0

  4. I think you should do an Ephesians one – selecting 3 of them sounds to me you are drawn to Ephesians. Which one? I’d go number 3: church. Reckon that would be really valuable, doing a study on the church in Ephesians.

  5. we just had bishop donald robinson some to college. his life and work was celebrated. he’s got 13 essays on significance of jews and gentiles in volume 1 of his works… so number 2 is a strong possibility.

    update on votes:
    1) 1
    2) 2
    3) 2
    4) 1

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