Any BI 700 level courses that are not a required course.

Any BI 600 level courses that are not a required course.

Any BI 500 level courses that are not a required course.

This course continues the study of biblical hermeneutics and homiletics by introducing students to the languages the Bible was written in, and gives them tools to understand how the translations of those languages influence [...]

Advanced Hermeneutics is a graduate-level course that studies the principles and methods of interpreting the Bible. The course covers a wide range of topics, including the nature of language and meaning, the historical context [...]

This class introduces students to systematic theology and examines seven major doctrinal subjects in detail. Using Scripture as the primary authority in the study, this course will examine evangelical Protestant doctrinal positions, evaluate historic [...]

This course will trace the outline of the Bible and address the background and thematic elements of each major genre of Scripture, considering them each individually and synthetically. This survey course will provide the [...]

This course is an advanced study of the principles and methods of biblical interpretation. Students will explore the history of interpretation, the nature of language, the role of context, and the various interpretive approaches [...]

This course will trace the outline of the Bible and address the background and thematic elements of the entirety of scripture, considering each book individually and synthetically. The purpose is to provide the student [...]

This course equips students with the essential tools and methods for accurately interpreting Scripture by exploring its original meaning. Students will gain hands-on experience using language tools, such as lexicons, concordances, interlinear Bibles, and [...]