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This mini-course is composed of five lessons. Each lesson contains a video introduction, conceptual instruction, an exploration of a portion of the 18 logical relationships, a devotional video demonstration, and an instant feedback quiz. A single lesson will take the average student one hour to complete.

Lesson 1: Coordinate Relationships
Lesson 2: Support by Restatement
Lesson 3: Support by Distinct Statement 
Lesson 4: Support by Contrary Statement
Lesson 5: Bracketing at the Passage Level

Many Christians read the Bible as if it were merely a collection of theological terms. “This verse is about endurance and perfection.” Sure, but what does it say about endurance and perfection? A word study won’t help us answer this question. To answer it, we must attend to all the small words within the verse—words like “for,” “when,” and “that.” Only then—only when we have explored the logic of a verse—can we really understand it; only then can we see the purpose, inference, condition, or the like in the text. This course will teach you the 18 types of logical relationships and equip you to discern which is at work in any given verse.

“Bible Logic” is a Biblearc Mini-Course. Mini-Courses are designed to help you make better use of Biblearc’s tools while also giving you a taste of our core “Path Courses” which cover the entire spectrum of Bible study training.

This course is FREE.

Learn to “Arc” or “Bracket” a Verse

Bible Logic

Lesson 5 | Bracketing a Passage

Lesson 1 | Coordinate Relationships

Lesson 2 | Support by Restatement

Lesson 3 | Support by Distinct Statement

Lesson 4 | Support by Contrary Statement

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Introduction

Aim of This Course

Lesson Objectives

The Bible Reasons

The Two Categories of Relationships

Independent Points

Demos and Devotionals

Quiz

A Note on Bracketing and Arcing

More on the Same Point

Contrast or Options

Rhetorical Questions

What We’ve Learned

Where is the Ground?

Tying Two Points Together

Two Ways to Answer “Why?”

Proving Intent

Contrary Support?

Event or Logic-Oriented

The Benefits of Bracketing

Context is King, Herald, Cup Bearer, and Knight

Divide and Connect

Using the Module

Ready? First create your own bracket of Jude 17-21 in the embedded module to followed. No pressure—just do your best. Once you are finished, watch the instructor’s demo to follow and see how you did.

Practice: Jude 17-21

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Lesson 5 | Bracketing a Passage

Practice: Jude 17-21

Bracket Jude 17–21.
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Lesson 5 | Bracketing a Passage

Practice: Jude 17-21

Bracket Jude 17–21.Optional

Instructor's Work

Bracket Jude 17–21.
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