Why do we study the Word? Why should we want to study the Word? Find out the reason. Then, sharpen your pencils and get ready to learn our first set of tools.

Sometimes, things are not always as they seem. See what may appear to be repetition, might be something more in the original language.

In this lesson, we will tackle Observation Pictures: Types, Names, and Tone. Need the Observation Patterns Answer Key? Good news! Link to the PDF: https://d1cd2546-e2c3-4e7a-bbc5-574cd9acabcc.filesusr.com/ugd/58a5e4_51d666ef6da6408b98b076dca913da6b.pdf

Why did the Lord choose the stories preserved in the Bible? We will also explore the importance of First Mention and Doctrinal Definitions

We have graduated to the interpretation column. Watch this video tutorial on who to outline a text.

Why are there four gospels? What do we do when the same story is told multiple times? Learn how to go boots on the ground in the gospels.

2 Kings 7 is one of the more gruesome stories in the Old Testament. Is Jesus in there? Can we learn anything from four lepers and a city under siege? You'd be surprised how applicable it is.

Joshua, a type of Jesus and a redo. This is our grand finale to the tools class. Well done, student!