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On the foundation of keen observation skills and biblical interpretation principles, this series puts the focus on the central study objective of our efforts—discerning what the text means. Included here are the preferred Bible study methods of some of the best Bible teachers of our day—methods that help us see how texts grammatically and logically connect, taught in a way so that any serious Christian can learn.

Each week, students will read through one lesson, complete an assignment, and meet together in a virtual classroom via Zoom. Students who enroll should expect to attend the class and complete each lesson and assignment on time.

During the live class time, a teacher will teach new content based on that week’s lesson, facilitate group discussions, and lead students through exercises and passages that apply the skills and knowledge taught by the lesson. Students will also be able to sign up for one-on-one coaching times with their coach.

Weekly Requirements: The course requires students to complete three tasks each week:

Read the lesson content (about 1.5 hours)

Complete the assignment (about 1-1.5 hours)

Participate in a live class (about 1 hour)

Assignments: Weekly assignments force students to apply the material they learn.

Assessment: During the final week of the course, students will prepare to take a one-hour assessment. Successfully passing the assessment requires a high degree of understanding and is meant to serve as a motivation to take your study seriously as well as a catalyst to improve the standard of Bible study in the Biblearc community.

Certificate: Students who successfully complete the course and pass the assessment will earn Biblearc’s Bracketing Certificate (see sample). They will also earn exciting rewards. If you do not pass an assessment, you may retry after one week’s time.

This live class meets on Wednesdays at 8am or 9pm ET (your choice) from February 5rd – April 9th.

This course is currently available in English only.

Interested in helping us develop this course in other languages? Let us know.

This course lays out the foundational concepts and structures necessary to begin using the Bracketing Bible study method. Its aim is to equip students to find the main point of a text and to see how its propositions fit together, to the end of knowing God through the better understanding of his word. We will take a hands-on approach to learning as we work through the first chapter of Philippians together.

Feb 5–Apr 9 // Wed 8am or 9pm ET (your choice)

Determining Main Point and Structure

Bracketing LIVE

Lesson 1 | What is Bracketing?

Lesson 2 | Coordinate relationships

Lesson 3 | Support by restatement

Lesson 4 | Support by distinct statement

Lesson 5 | Support by contrary statement

Lesson 6 | Proposition rules

Lesson 7 | A little more grammar

Lesson 8 | Levels of logic

Lesson 9 | The main point

Lesson 10 | Bracketing the Bible

Assessment

Greek Reading Self-Assessment

Coming soon...

Hebrew Reading Self-Assessment

How to share your work with a Biblearc group

Arcing Path Course in [Language]

Arcing: curso em português

Biblearc Path Course Translation

Cours de cheminement en français sur le Arcing

Cours de cheminement en français sur le Bracketing

“Arcing in Minneapolis”—Our First-Ever Workshop!

ESV Cross-Reference System

Sandbox Demo

New Testament Bracketing

Matthew 8:23–27

Landing Page

Biblearc Partners

The Apostles’ Creed

The Nicene Creed

Greek Paradigm Songs

Markup: The 7 Lenses of Bible Study

Frequently Asked Questions

Learning Resources Video Library

Contact us

Welcome!

Facebook Live

Self-Paced Tracks

Rewards

Introduction

Multiple choice

Bracketing stages

The key concepts

Short answer questions

The two categories of relationships

Relative clauses

Aim of this course

Genres

All meaning includes a verbal idea

More on the same point

Where is the ground?

Contrary support?

Determining scope

Create a bracket

The Bible reasons

Contrast or options

Infinitives

Prepositional phrases

Tying two points together

Demo and devo: James 4:1-10

Longest line

Context is king, herald, cup bearer and knight

Demo and devo: Matthew 16:24-28

Rhetorical questions

Learn logic, not just verses

What conjunctions connect

Two ways to answer a "why?" question

Demo and devo: John 15:26-27

Proving intent

Praying the word

Demo and devo: Proverbs 3:19-24

Living worthy of the gospel

Demo and devo: Mark 14:3-9

Quiz

Demo and devo: Psalm 131

Divide and connect

Substantivals

Demo and devo: Jude 17-21

Demo and devo: 1 Peter 2:4-8

Demo and devo: Romans 7:1-6

Grammar...done!

Refining our interpretations

Assignment: Philippians 1:9-11

Using the module

Assignment: Sharing Your Work

O give me the book of God!

Man lives by the words of the Lord

Instructor’s work

Dizzy from grammar details

Seeing how the engine works

Assignment: Philippians 1:15-18a

Course Survey

The fog will clear

Assignment: Read a bracket

Into the meat of Philippians

Assignment: Philippians 1:12-14

Assignment: Philippians 1:18b-26

Assignment: Bracket a list

Assignment: Philippians 1:3-8

Review

Independent points

Assignment: Philippians 1:1-2

Summarizing pieces

Assignment: Philippians 1:27-30

Event- or logic-oriented

Participles

Where to go from here

Bracketing vs. Arcing

Sitewide

Courses

Path courses

Phrasing LIVE

Greek III LIVE

Hebrew III LIVE

Searching

Bible Logic

Block Diagramming

LIVE Path Courses

Path courses (inaccurate completion percentage since only completed enrollments from the old site were copied over)