We designed this course primarily to teach you how to study the Bible. Secondarily, we desire to help those who use Logos Bible Software to become proficient in its use. Studying the Bible and using Logos do not have to be overwhelming. That’s exactly why we use the “Observation, Interpretation, Application” Bible study method and emphasize two basic skills in the software.
Part 1: Observation
Part 1: Observation
(Day 1) Become Familiar with the Passage and Its Context
9m
(Day 2) Organize Your Library and Create Your Own Layout
6m
(Day 3) Read the Passage Slowly and Mark It Up
7m
(Day 4) Identify and Research the Main Themes
4m
(Day 5) Broaden Your Knowledge about Biblical Themes
4m
(Day 6) Explore the Differences between Translations
5m
(Day 7) Explore the Literary Context
8m
(Day 8) Explore the Intertextual Context: Parallel Passages
7m
(Day 9) Explore the Intertextual Context: Intertestamental Connections
5m
(Day 10) Explore the Historical Context of the Event: Geography and Time
7m
(Day 11) Explore the Historical Context of the Event: Physical Setting
7m
(Day 12) Explore the Historical Context of the Writer
4m
(Day 13) Explore the Cultural Context
6m
(Day 14) Observe What Main Characters Do
8m
(Day 15) Observe What Main Characters Say
6m
Part 2: Interpretation
(Day 16) Find the Most Frequently Used Words
10m
(Day 17) Find Occurrences of Important Phrases
7m
(Day 18) Research Words in the Original Languages: Morphological Searches
8m
(Day 19) Research Words in the Original Languages: Word Studies
8m
(Day 20) Research Words in the Original Languages: Senses
8m
(Day 21) Research Words in the Original Languages: Grammatical and Semantic Roles
8m
(Day 22) Research Words in the Original Languages: Grammatical Constructions
7m
(Day 23) Research Words in the Original Languages: Textual Variants
7m
(Day 24) Understand the Purpose in Structure
8m
(Day 25) Summarize the Big Idea of the Text
6m
(Day 26) Check Commentaries for Interpretation
6m
(Day 27) Explore the Doctrinal Implications of the Passage