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    The Phrasing Relationships

    For deeper study of Scripture

    Support by Distinct Statement Support by Restatement


    Ground: A phrase indicating the argument or reason of Manner: A phrase indicating the way the anchor
    the anchor phrase. phrase is carried out.

    Result: A phrase indicating the consequence or Means: A phrase indicating the instrument by
    outcome of the anchor phrase. which the anchor phrase is accomplished.

    Purpose: A phrase indicating the goal or intended Agency: A phrase indicating the personal agent
    result of the anchor phrase. by whom the anchor phrase is executed.

    Advantage: A phrase indicating that the anchor Comparison: A phrase used to clarify the anchor
    phrase is being accomplished for the benefit of phrase by showing what it is like.
    someone or something.
    Standard: A phrase indicating a point of
    Disadvantage: A phrase indicating that the anchor reference to which the anchor phrase accords.
    phrase is being accomplished for the detriment of
    someone or something.
    Negative: A phrase that enforces the anchor phrase
    by contrast or by restating it in a negative way.
    Condition: A phrase indicating what must be true for
    the anchor phrase to be in effect.
    Substitution: A phrase indicating what
    something in the anchor phrase is given in
    Temporal: A phrase indicating the time in which the place of or in exchange for.
    anchor phrase occurs or is true.
    Explanation: A phrase that clarifies the meaning of
    Locative: A phrase indicating the location in which the the anchor phrase.
    anchor phrase occurs or is true.

    Content: A phrase which acts as the subject or


    Source: A phrase indicating the point of origin from object of the anchor phrase.
    which the anchor phrase derives or depends.
    Context: A phrase indicating the sphere in
    Destination: A phrase indicating the end point to which the anchor phrase is true.
    which the anchor phrase arrives.

    Distinction: A phrase that clarifies the anchor


    Separation: A phrase indicating that the anchor phrase by distinguishing it from something else.
    phrase is distancing itself from an object or
    concept.
    Example: A phrase providing a specific
    instance of the anchor phrase.
    Support by Contrary Statement
    Accompaniment: A phrase indicating who or
    Concessive: A phrase which acknowledges a seemingly what is included with those already mentioned
    contrary point in order to support the anchor phrase. in the anchor phrase.

    Reference: A phrase indicating to what the


    Appositional phrase Prepositional phrase anchor phrase is in connection.
    Conjunction phrase Substantival phrase
    Infinitive phrase Unmarked phrase Answer: A phrase indicating the reply to a
    Participle phrase question.

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