Structural and Literary Relationships within a Biblical Book or Biblical Passage.
Comparison - the association of like things
Contrast - the association of opposites
Repetition - the repeating of the same terms
Continuity - the repeating of similar terms
Continuation - the extension of a theme even further
Climax - the progression from lesser to greater to greatest
Cruciality - the pivot or turning point in the narrative or argument
Interchange - the exchanging or alternating of specific arguments/persons
Particularization - the movement from general to particular
Generalization - the movement from particular to general
Causation - the movement from cause to effect
Substantiation - the movement from effect to cause
Instrumentation - the means to an end + the end itself
Explanation/Analysis - presenting an idea/event + its interpretation
Preparation/Introduction - the background and setting for events/ideas
Summarization - the abridgment before or after an event or argument
Interrogation - the question/problem followed by the answer
Harmony - the unity achieved by means of agreement
Proportion - the emphasis by space for specific persons/events/ideas
Illustration - the illustrating of a truth with a concrete example
Bracketing/Inclusio - the enclosing of events or argumentation with the same ideas or persons at the beginning and end like bookends
Announcement of subject - announcing the next topic at a section's end
Hook Words - repetition of key words in successive sections for smooth transition between sections
Chiasmus - the ABBA symmetrical arrangement like the Greek letter x (chi)