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16 Cards in this Set
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What is the meaning of the word "introduction? |
From Latin "intro" meaning "to inside" and "ductus" which means "to lead".
So introduction lead the listeners from a broad knowledge "to the inside" which is covered by the topic. |
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What is the purpose of the introduction? |
To pave the way for the main topic. It establishes rapport, brings their attention to the topic and make the subject matter clear. |
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What are the different ways of making an introduction? |
Historical. Illustration. Stating the general theme. Dividing the topic into different parts. |
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What kind of introduction could you use in order to create suspense and anticipation? |
A captivating introduction through a succession of questions relating to the topic can heighten the audience's anticipation. |
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What should be taken into consideration when making the introduction? |
Limit the topic to be discussed. By summarizing the proofs that will be presented. |
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Why should't instructions be given during the introduction? |
Instructions should be given with sincerity and conviction during the conclusion otherwise it might create an opposing mind set in the listeners. |
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Why shouldn't the introduction be lengthy? |
It is only a means to attract and gain access to the listeners' minds. It should be no longer than what is enough to establish rapport, get their attention and explain the topic. |
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Why is the conclusion likened to reaping what one has planted? How can reaping be done? |
Throughout the intro and main sermon, many ideas have been planted in the minds of the listeners. The conclusion reaps by re-emphasizing the main points so that the listeners will know what to do and be motivated to do so. |
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Into what types can the conclusion be divided and classified? |
Summary of major points. The application of the teaching in our lives. The plea for action for the listeners. |
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What is the most common way to conclude? In what kind of sermon should this kind of conclusion be used? |
Summarizing. Applicable if the sermon is broad and difficult to follow and if the objective is to preach the truth. |
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What would be the result in the listeners if the conclusion is a summary? |
The listeners have a clear view of the lesson as a whole but the sermon's ending would appear dull. |
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How can a conclusion be done by means of an application? |
By explaining how the teachings can be applied in ones life and clearly states what one needs to do based on the teaching |
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Conclusion that motivates |
Making a pleas to action to motivate the listeners to follow. Power from God is needed in this. |
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Climactic conclusion |
Build up presentation to its peak and end it there. Done with power and intensity to erase all doubts. Employed when immediate action is needed. |
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Use of illustration |
Citing an experience, event or quoting an incident that describes the deeper meaning of the sermon. |
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Giving a condition |
Leaves a decision for the listeners to make. |
