The Bible’s structure—book, chapter, passage—carries meaning. Observing themes, purposes, and summaries allows us to see how smaller parts fit into larger arguments and how an author develops their message.
- Connections – Identifies the main point or argument, especially in epistles.
- Connections – Uses keywords and subjects to discern the overarching theme.
- Connections – A practical method to capture purpose, themes, and divisions for quick reference.
These tools highlight how observation leads to clarity about structure and meaning at multiple levels.