Principle of Design- RepetitionRepetition- Creates rhythm, structure, visual interest, or emphasizes certain elements. Repetition can make patterns and create unity within an artwork.  Part 1. Identify which visuals are repeated within the following print- be specific:Part 2. What is the ending visual effect created due to how repetition is used?Repetition-M.C.-Escher.png 

According to Osborne, etymology is always suspect and “should be avoided in semantic range studies.”

Osborne presents six categories of figures of speech, which ones?  (Choose all that apply, but be forewarned that there will be guessing penalty)

The author of our textbook suggests that a Type must not only have the five elements listed but an OT type must also be designated in the NT.

Osborne identifies several grammatical areas to which one need to pay careful attention. Which ones do you recognize from the list below? (Choose all that apply, but be forewarned that there will be guessing penalty)

“Context is everything and the choice of a term or phrase affects the meaning of the whole,” according to Osborne.

Osborne, while discussing textual criticism, mentions two larger categories of criteria, which ones? (Choose all that apply, but be forewarned that there will be guessing penalty)

The allegorical method of interpretation originated with First Century Jewish theologians as a way to help better understand Old Testament Scriptures.

Osborne offers 5 sources of background material, which ones? (Choose all that apply, but be forewarned that there will be guessing penalty)

Discuss the main concepts presented about Anabaptist hermeneutics. How would you apply those concepts to the study of this passage?