See the flow of thought
Move beyond isolated statements and identify how the paragraph holds together.
See how a passage argues by mapping ground, inference, purpose, contrast, and the rest of the paragraph's logic so you can teach the text with clearer footing. Disputation supports both proposition-level arcing and sentence-level diagramming for readers who want to know not just what the passage says, but how it reasons.
Move beyond isolated statements and identify how the paragraph holds together.
Track ground, inference, purpose, result, explanation, contrast, progression, and series.
See which lines define the claim and which lines support it so your teaching reflects the structure of the text.
Bible arcing tool is not the broadest term available, but the fit is unusually strong. Readers who search for arcing already care about structure, close reading, and serious study.
Open the workspace, trace the argument, and see which claims carry the weight of the text.