I'm back for round 2. Thank you for pointing out the Background tags. Picking out the "background" commentaries from my list of over 1800 commentaries was a pain. I had added a few, but now I have it narrowed down to 15. I have 6 background commentaries that cover that passage. I don't have the Zondervan version, but I got all the information that Z had. I also have another commentary that is not marked as "commentary-background" that pointed out that in this section of passage, there are "Jerusalemites" only found elsewhere in one verse in Mark. I can't find it now, but here is what I used before watching you make your choice: 7:25, 26 They are amazed that Christ spoke boldly (openly) and for a moment think that perhaps the rulers have been convinced that He is the Messiah. 7:27 The Jewish people seem to have expected the Messiah to appear suddenly from nowhere. They reasoned that since they knew where Jesus came from, He could not be the Messiah. They were ignorant of the Scriptures, for Micah had predicted the Messiah would come from Bethlehem (Mic. 5:2). Earl D. Radmacher, Ronald Barclay Allen, and H. Wayne House, Nelson’s New Illustrated Bible Commentary (Nashville: T. Nelson Publishers, 1999), 1331. I am not college educated, so watching you literally do every step is most helpful to me, at least for now. Not only am I learning the software, but I'm really learning the steps to creating a SS lesson as organized into LOGOS. If you prepare off-line, please at least take a moment to tell us what you did and how you did it when you live stream. I realize I'm the rare bug in the room and I realize I'm probably asking a whole lot. I'm usually the most hated in groups like this because I didn't $10,000s to spend on college to learn the basics I really need, and I seem to slow everyone down. So, I understand that you have to move forward at a pace that won't bore and run off your regular audience. I just hope to find enough bread crumbs to follow your trail. I'm going to continue in this work flow until I can't go further and hope to pick up new tips from your next video. Thank you very much. You have been a real blessing. So far, this is the best method that has given me a path I can understand and follow. I tend to over complicate things and so far this has been pretty concise. You did at one point write just a few words where I had written two paragraphs, though, LOL. Again, thank you, I'm looking forward to your next video. Shabbat Shalom (Isa 26:3)
Este video ha sido demasiado útil, didáctico y desbloqueaste algunas herramientas que no sabia que tenía. Me encantan las plantillas que tienes en NOTAS. ¿Las tienes compartidas en la opción de DOCUMENTOS?
I'm back for round 2. Thank you for pointing out the Background tags. Picking out the "background" commentaries from my list of over 1800 commentaries was a pain. I had added a few, but now I have it narrowed down to 15.
I have 6 background commentaries that cover that passage. I don't have the Zondervan version, but I got all the information that Z had. I also have another commentary that is not marked as "commentary-background" that pointed out that in this section of passage, there are "Jerusalemites" only found elsewhere in one verse in Mark. I can't find it now, but here is what I used before watching you make your choice:
7:25, 26 They are amazed that Christ spoke boldly (openly) and for a moment think that perhaps the rulers have been convinced that He is the Messiah.
7:27 The Jewish people seem to have expected the Messiah to appear suddenly from nowhere. They reasoned that since they knew where Jesus came from, He could not be the Messiah. They were ignorant of the Scriptures, for Micah had predicted the Messiah would come from Bethlehem (Mic. 5:2).
Earl D. Radmacher, Ronald Barclay Allen, and H. Wayne House, Nelson’s New Illustrated Bible Commentary (Nashville: T. Nelson Publishers, 1999), 1331.
I am not college educated, so watching you literally do every step is most helpful to me, at least for now. Not only am I learning the software, but I'm really learning the steps to creating a SS lesson as organized into LOGOS.
If you prepare off-line, please at least take a moment to tell us what you did and how you did it when you live stream.
I realize I'm the rare bug in the room and I realize I'm probably asking a whole lot. I'm usually the most hated in groups like this because I didn't $10,000s to spend on college to learn the basics I really need, and I seem to slow everyone down. So, I understand that you have to move forward at a pace that won't bore and run off your regular audience. I just hope to find enough bread crumbs to follow your trail.
I'm going to continue in this work flow until I can't go further and hope to pick up new tips from your next video.
Thank you very much. You have been a real blessing. So far, this is the best method that has given me a path I can understand and follow. I tend to over complicate things and so far this has been pretty concise. You did at one point write just a few words where I had written two paragraphs, though, LOL.
Again, thank you, I'm looking forward to your next video.
Shabbat Shalom (Isa 26:3)
Thanks for this great comment, Layman. I will try to remember all of this for the next live stream.
Very nice stream 💯👍🏻
Much love! Glad you enjoyed it.
Este video ha sido demasiado útil, didáctico y desbloqueaste algunas herramientas que no sabia que tenía.
Me encantan las plantillas que tienes en NOTAS. ¿Las tienes compartidas en la opción de DOCUMENTOS?
I'm glad it was helpful for you. I do not have my notes as a template in documents. It might be helpful to set that up. Take care.
PS I just realized that all of your live streams are under the 'live' tab (duhh) Maybe I'll find some gold in there. Thanks