which literary form do they represent. literally forms~ Myth- a traditional story focusing on the deeds of gods or heroes, often in explanation of some natural phenomenon. List- an itemized series of names, words, etc., usually recorded in a set order. Prophecy- a prediction made under divine influence and direction. Law- a rule of conduct, moral principle, etc., derived from a generally recognized concept of universal justice. Sermon- a speech of a serious or solemn kind of pronouncement. History- a record or account usually written in chronological order of past events, especially those concerning a particular nation or people. Letter- a written or printed message, usually of a personal nature or concerning a specific subject. Proverbs- prose or poetic statements or maxims for instruction. Parables- short allegorical stories told to bring out a moral or religious truth. 10.Psalm- a sacred song or poem Genesis 1:1-3 Luke 13:18-19 Matthew 5:13-16 Genesis 10:1-7 Lamentations 4:1 Sirach 9:10 1 Corinthians 1:10-11 1 Maccabees 1:1 Isaiah 7: 13-16 Deuteronomy 5:1-21 HINT: There is only one example of each literary form.
which literary form do they represent. literally forms~ Myth- a traditional story focusing on the deeds of gods or heroes, often in explanation of some natural phenomenon. List- an itemized series of names, words, etc., usually recorded in a set order. Prophecy- a prediction made under divine influence and direction. Law- a rule of conduct, moral principle, etc., derived from a generally recognized concept of universal justice. Sermon- a speech of a serious or solemn kind of pronouncement. History- a record or account usually written in chronological order of past events, especially those concerning a particular nation or people. Letter- a written or printed message, usually of a personal nature or concerning a specific subject. Proverbs- prose or poetic statements or maxims for instruction. Parables- short allegorical stories told to bring out a moral or religious truth. 10.Psalm- a sacred song or poem Genesis 1:1-3 Luke 13:18-19 Matthew 5:13-16 Genesis 10:1-7 Lamentations 4:1 Sirach 9:10 1 Corinthians 1:10-11 1 Maccabees 1:1 Isaiah 7: 13-16 Deuteronomy 5:1-21 HINT: There is only one example of each literary form.
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which literary form do they represent. literally forms~
- Myth- a traditional story focusing on the deeds of gods or heroes, often in explanation of some natural phenomenon.
- List- an itemized series of names, words, etc., usually recorded in a set order.
- Prophecy- a prediction made under divine influence and direction.
- Law- a rule of conduct, moral principle, etc., derived from a generally recognized concept of universal justice.
- Sermon- a speech of a serious or solemn kind of pronouncement.
- History- a record or account usually written in chronological order of past events, especially those concerning a particular nation or people.
- Letter- a written or printed message, usually of a personal nature or concerning a specific subject.
- Proverbs- prose or poetic statements or maxims for instruction.
- Parables- short allegorical stories told to bring out a moral or religious truth.
10.Psalm- a sacred song or poem
- Genesis 1:1-3
- Luke 13:18-19
- Matthew 5:13-16
- Genesis 10:1-7
- Lamentations 4:1
- Sirach 9:10
- 1 Corinthians 1:10-11
- 1 Maccabees 1:1
- Isaiah 7: 13-16
- Deuteronomy 5:1-21
HINT: There is only one example of each literary form.
