1.4k{icon} {views}How did printing your structural diagram go? Did the download button work? Because that is a new technique for me. Jeremy had to help me figure out how to get that in the article.… Read More »Bite 11: Observing Ephesians 1:3-14 Part 1: Making Lists
570{icon} {views}As promised, here is a PDF for you to download and use for your very own sentence diagram. I will always provide one for each passage of scripture we study, but I will keep… Read More »Bite 10: As Promised
5.2k{icon} {views}How does it feel to have slowed down and pondered a passage of scripture? Being able to slow down is what is often talked about, but how? Read slower? Having a plan and a… Read More »Bite 9: Sentence Diagramming Ephesians 1:3-14
227{icon} {views}As we prepare to move our magnifying glass from this passage to the next, we want to summarize so that we have a ‘nutshell’ to take with us for context purposes and we want… Read More »Bite 8: Putting It Together
249{icon} {views}Out here in Colorado, it’s been beautiful with the changing colors. Riding my bike doesn’t facilitate pausing and taking photos…I LIKE FAST! But I went out recently into the high country on a last… Read More »Bite 7: “Hello”?
209{icon} {views}As we continue our study of Ephesians 1:1-2, we could mull over every word, looking at cross references and doing word studies until we have successfully forgotten what our actual objective is: to understand… Read More »Bite 6: As a Believer, Who Am I?
192{icon} {views}One of the steps involved in the method I use for studying scriptures is to explore original languages. You can definitely read your Bible, make lists and observations, and receive benefit from it in… Read More »Basics 6: Recommended Resources for Original Language Word Studies
197{icon} {views}Look how far we’ve come! We’ve read the book of Ephesians, we’ve found the first passage, we’ve sentence diagrammed, and we’ve begun writing down observations by making lists. Well done! The next Bite we’re… Read More »Bite 5: Whose Mail is This Anyway?
247{icon} {views}We have our structural diagram in hand (see? I told you there are a lot of names for it. AKA sentence diagram), printed or handwritten on a regular sheet of paper. What now? Glad… Read More »Bite 4: Observation Through Lists
1.6k{icon} {views}Why Sentence Diagram? Now that we have some familiarity with both the background of Paul and the entirety of the letter, we are going to start to look closer at the text. Not at… Read More »Bite 3: Intro to Sentence Diagramming
