Observation: What do I see in the text?
1. Read all of 2 Corinthians 10 at least twice.
- As you read ask who, what, when, why, where, and how.
2. Somehow mark key words/terms that you find in the text. An example of a key word in the text would be the word "strongholds." "Strongholds" (some translations use fortresses) refers to arguments that form a sort of fortification that is raised up against the knowledge of God.
3. Mark key verbs/verbal phrases taking note of what tense they are in- past, present, or future. An example would be the verb "destroy" which is a present tense verb. Paul says that believers destroy arguments that stand as a barrier between people and the knowledge of God.
4. Consider this question...
- Does this passage provide believers with an apologetic (a defense of the Faith) imperative?
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