1.) On the basis of your outline, write an interpretative essay that is 10-14 pages in length (12 point font, double-spaced, 1” margins, with page numbers at the bottom of each page.) Any paper that is under 10 full pages in length over 14 pages will receive an automatic 10 point reduction. The paper should creatively and engagingly express and defend your thesis (your interpretation of the Gal 2:11-21). It should synthesize, or draw together, the new understanding of the passage that you have developed from your research. BE SURE TO CITE RESOURCES THAT GAVE YOU THE IDEAS. Unless you are a proficient research paper writer, I suggest that you FOLLOW THE “MEAL PLAN” as described in the “Meal Plan” file on the course website.

QUESTION

1.) On the basis of your outline, write an interpretative essay that is 10-14 pages in length (12 point font, double-spaced, 1” margins, with page numbers at the bottom of each page.) Any paper that is under 10 full pages in length over 14 pages will receive an automatic 10 point reduction. The paper should creatively and engagingly express and defend your thesis (your interpretation of the Gal 2:11-21). It should synthesize, or draw together, the new understanding of the passage that you have developed from your research. BE SURE TO CITE RESOURCES THAT GAVE YOU THE IDEAS. Unless you are a proficient research paper writer, I suggest that you FOLLOW THE “MEAL PLAN” as described in the “Meal Plan” file on the course website.
Be sure the paper articulates and sustains a clear thesis that argues for a specific interpretation of Gal 2:11-21.
Be sure the paper provides evidence that supports your interpretive claims.
Be sure that the paper makes careful use of Hays’s commentary on Galatians, resources for word studies ( step bible, ABD, and/or TNDNT), and a scholarly article of your choice. Be sure to cite your sources properly in footnotes and list the sources in your “work consulted” section.
Be sure the indicates how Gal 2:11-21 affects or applies daily personal and/ or ecclesial life.
Be sure the paper is well organized and has few grammatical and spelling mistakes.
If you like, you can see if one of your group members would be willing thread and critique your paper, and vice versa, before you turn it in.
Be sure to use proper footnote citations throughout the body of your paper in Turabian format.
2.) Compile your Works Consulted Page
Include fun bibliographic information in a “Works Consulted” page at the end of your paper.

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