ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES

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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

ENGLISH BIBLE

Old Testament

Old Testament History I & II

A two-semester course. The first semester covers the creation of the world (Genesis) to the days of the Judges (Book of Judges). The second semester continues from the life of King Saul (1 Samuel) to the return from Babylonian Captivity (Book of Esther). Three credits each semester.

Old Testament Prophecy

A study of the prophetical writings. Emphasis is on the meaning and ministry of the prophets, the theological themes, an overview of each of the prophetical books, historical developments and practical truths for today’s society. Two credits.

Old Testament Poetry

An introduction to the study of Hebrew poetry. Surveys the teachings of the poetical books of the Old Testament with emphasis on theological themes and practical truths for today’s Church. Two credits.

Individual Old Testament Books (OT Electives)

In-depth study of the biblical books of the Old Testament. Emphasis is on the historical, cultural, and theological themes and practical application for the Church today. One or two credits depending on book offered.

New Testament

New Testament Introduction

A general overview of the nature and contents of the New Testament. A general familiarity with the background and literature of the New Testament is foundational for other New Testament courses. Three credits.

Life of Christ

A study of Christ’s ministry on earth through a synthetic harmony of the Gospels. Demonstrates how Christ saved sinners through His active and passive obedience. Three credits.

Acts of the Apostles

A study of the Apostles’ ministry in response to the Great Commission of Christ, and how it is a pattern for missions today. The Charismatic Movement with its healings, demon casting, and tongues speaking will be critically examined in the light of Acts. Two credits.

Revelation

A study of end-time world events as revealed in the Apocalypse. A premillennial position on the return of Christ is held. Special attention will be given to explain Israel’s place in God’s plan of salvation. Two credits. Elective.

Harmony of the Gospels

The harmonization of the words and works of Christ as contained in the Four Gospels. All accounts will be interwoven into a single harmony. Emphasis is placed on the reconciliation of apparent discrepancies in select parallel texts. Two credits. Elective.

Individual New Testament Books (NT Electives)

In-depth study of the biblical books of the New Testament. Emphasis is on the historical, cultural, theological themes and practical application for the Church today. One or two credits depending on book offered.

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