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Why is it important to do macro-observation of a Bible book before doing micro-observation?
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It gives background details of the book you are about to read.
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We need to be able to locate it and where we lifted it. Therefore we wouldn’t confuse the process because crucial to understand what the context is saying and how to interpret it properly.
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It is good to have an idea of what you are about to read
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It is always best to understand the context before we attempt to interpret individual scriptures.
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Asking Who, What, Where, When, How and Why of the whole book gives the background needed to accurately interpret single passages. If we do not do this we may distort the meaning of the passages.