In Dorini chapter three I learned that context means different things for everyone. There are historical and literary contexts to help understand interpreting better while we read a passage. When we look at literary context we must look at sentence and phrase structure. I also must read the whole passage or book before I go and interpret one part of the book. Many times when we study literary an historical context will overlap but they can also be separate from each other. Where scripture is located is effective and also not to be overlooked. Remembering that historical narratives may be only connected by a sequence of events. When verses or other things are repeated there is a theme for a section. Each phrase is dependent on the wording. iN