Exegetical Process: 1. Choose a text that comprises a single unit of thought (pericope). 2. Discover the exegetical outline. Give each division an exegetical heading that summarizes and interprets the division from the viewpoint of the original audience. 3. Discover the exegetical proposition from the viewpoint of the original audience.
A Loan Agreement is a document between a borrower and lender, in which the borrower promises to pay back a loan to the lender according to a specified repayment schedule.N CONSIDERATION OF the Lender loaning certain monies (the Loan) to the Borrower, and the Borrower repaying the Loan to the Lender, both parties agree to keep, perform and fulfill the promises and conditions set out in this Agreement:
Fact #1: Lenders (and therefore Loan Originators) are prohibited from requiring verification documents such as a verification of employment or a purchase & sale contract prior to issuing a Loan Estimate. Lenders are allowed to ask about that type of information but cannot imply that the borrower must provide it or that the information/documents are required in order to obtain a Loan Estimate. A document such as a sales contract can be provided voluntarily by the borrower but cannot be required.