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Introduction

Seeing Before Explaining

What Do You Do First?

Your Practice Passage

What You Will Need

Lesson 1: Slowing Down

Observation Comes First

First Reading

Group Discussion

On Your Own

Extra Practice

Lesson 2: Textual Breakdown

Less is More

Why Break a Passage Apart?

What Should You Look For?

A Simple Working Method

Textual Breakdown Activity

Quiz: Why Breakdown Matters

Lesson 3: Observation - Who and What?

The First Two Questions

Stay With What You Can See

What Counts as Observation?

Be Patient and Humble

Observation Practice

Observe Closely (Who and What)

Lesson 4: Observation - When, Where, and How?

Observation: When, Where, and How?

We Don't Know Everything

As Far as the Passage Tells Us

Observing or Guessing?

What Is Not Stated?

Lesson 5: Observation Summary Workshop

Observation Summary Workshop

Gather What You Have Seen

What Makes a Good Summary?

Let's Summarize

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Most Bible study mistakes begin here: we rush past what the text says in our hurry to find what it means. This module teaches you to slow down and see clearly — breaking the passage into smaller pieces, noticing who and what is present, and observing setting, sequence, and what is not stated.

Study the Word 2: Seeing What the Text Says

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