Hello, I am looking for someone to write an article on Exegesis of I Peter 2:9-10. It needs to be at least 3000 words.

Hello, I am looking for someone to write an article on Exegesis of I Peter 2:9-10. It needs to be at least 3000 words. Moreover, the level to which incorrect analysis of such a concept has been furthered through incorrect interpretation will be analyzed and discussed. Moreover, as a means of understanding the full nuance of the precepts that are discussed in the text in question, this brief exegesis will utilize T.H.E. R.O.A.D. approach which relies upon the following as a means of understanding the unique meanings and determinancies of the texts in question: type of scripture, historical setting, events surrounding the writing, discussion of recipient, occasion, author, and the date. In this way a more full and complete understanding of text as well as whatever nuances it may be able to impart to the researcher can be fully understood. As a means of understanding these particular factors, the individual can begin to gain a more full and complete appreciation for the way that the precepts of grace, mercy, and maranatha are expounded to the reader. In this way, the particular passage of 1 Peter 2: 9-10 has been chosen due to the fact that it gives a valuable warning to both the early believers of that time as well as to the new and old believers of our current era. As a way of understanding this warning, the final portion of this paper will build a teaching plan and outline for this text.

Firstly, with regards to the type of scripture, it is without question that 1 Peter 2: 9-10 represents a didactical text. Didactical texts are traditionally understood to be those that seek to shed a new light on the will that God has for his people and/or the way in which this should be accomplished. Insomuch, the text itself helps to explicate the way in which the individual believer should seek to integrate an appreciating for their faith while at the same time passing it along to the unbeliever and seeking to integrate a sense of missionary zeal within the recipient of grace.