the mail tim and ty didn’t get
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The Mail Tim and Ty didn’t Get. A Love Letter. The Mail Tim and Ty didn’t Get. Hate Mail. History of Literary Structure. Beginnings. Hellenistic writing came from around 3 rd century B. C. Art of Letter Writing came from the Greeks - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
The Mail Tim and Ty didn’t Get
ALove Letter
The Mail Tim and Ty didn’t Get
Hate Mail
Historyof Literary Structure
Beginnings• Hellenistic writing came from around 3rd
century B. C.
• Art of Letter Writing came from the Greeks
• By Paul’s time the methods of Hellenistic letter writing had been thoroughly polished.
Recipients• Traditionally most letters were read aloud,
in both pagan and Christian culture
• Those who most commonly received letters were; ambassadors, or special envoys
The Mail Tim and Ty didn’t Get
The Mail Tim and Ty didn’t Get
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1st Century Literary Structure
List of Major Body Characteristics
• I. Background
• II. Basis or explanation for the message (decision)
• III. Message
• IV. Promise or Threat
Basic Literary Structure
I. Salutationa. Identification of the primary sender
b. Naming of Co-senders
c. Address to multiple recipients
Basic Literary Structure
II. Body
a. Background (sometimes divided into past and present)
b. Basis or explanation for the message
c. Message: order, request, commendation
III. Subscription
Executive or Administrative Letters
• Conveying orders, decisions, commendations or reports to a community or their representative.– Goes from highest authority to royal letters
• Regarding the Kings business• Regarding subjects that affect the king
- Deals with official of high station who have been granted authority
Executive or Administrative Letters
• Conveys orders, decisions from a certain body to an ambassador or military officer in the field
• To individuals or someone among them– From king to individual– Among officials.
• Communication between the states– example: Sparta to the Jews.
The Mail Tim and Ty didn’t Get
Letter of Dismissal
The Mail Tim and Ty didn’t Get
Paul’s Literary Structure
I. Beginning: Sender(s): From whom
(2 Ti. 1:1)
a. Recipient(s): (1:2a)
b. Greeting (1:2b)
c. Thanksgiving and/or Blessing
Paul’s Literary Structure
II. Letter Body: Initial Exhortation (1:3-20)
a. Thesis
b. Theological Discussion [2:1-6:19]
c. Ethical Admonition (2:1-6:19)
Paul’s Literary Structure
III. Letter Conclusion
a. Individual Greetings (6:20-21a)
b. Personal Postscript
c. Prayer or Doxology (6:21b)