Content (not
sentence, direct verbiage from Scripture, fit on one line):
1.4I consider sufferings of present time worth
comparing1glry going2b revealed in us(18)
2.4creation eagerly awaits w/anticipation4G’s sons2b
revealed(19)
3.4creation was subjected2futility-willingly but
bec of Him who subjected it-(20a)
4.in the hope that the creation itself will also be set
free(20b-21a)
5.from the bondage of corruption into glorious freedom of
G’s children(21b)
6.4we know whole creation has been groaning together w/labor
pains until now(22)
7.&only that but we also have Spirit as the
1stfruits(23a)
8.we also groan w/in ourselves, eagerly awaiting4adoption
the redemption of our bodies(23b)
9.now in this hope we were saved, yet hope seen=hope
bec who hopes4what he sees?(24)
10.but if we hope4what we see, we eagerly wait4it
w/patience(25)
11.in same way, Spirit also joins2help in our weakness
bec we know what2pray4as we should(26a)
12.but Spirit Himself intercedes4us w/unspoken
groanings(26b)
13.and He who searches hearts knows the Spirit’s
mindset(27a)
14.bec He intercedes4saints according2will of G(27b)
Divisions (run-on
sentence OK, direct verbiage from Scripture/Principles are Aims for each
Division):
1.(Present sufferings not worth comparing to) The Glory
to Come (18-22)
Principle: God will free all creation from the bondage of
corruption.
2.Our Hope (23-25)
Principle: God-given faith leads to our hope.
3.The Spirit’s Groanings (26-27)
Principle: God Himself intercedes for His people.
Subject Sentence (10-word
sentence with proper structure showing exactly where you are in Scripture):
Paul tells Romans about the coming glory and Spirit’s
groanings.
Aim (“To Cause My
Audience To…” Know, See, etc.):
TCMATK Believers have hope in the glory to come and our
present sufferings in life aren’t worth comparing to it.
Application (not
yes or no question. Meant to bring about
heart change):
1.How have you observed the bondage of creation to
corruption and how does your observation change your thinking about what Christ
has done for you?
2.What is the difference between coveting what we see and
hoping for what we haven’t seen and how does this hope increase your longing
for things of God?
3.How might the Spirit pray for you according to God’s
will and how will this change how you pray for yourself and others?
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