BI 262: Life Principles from the Old Testament – 2025-2026

• 3.00 Credit Hours

In the course, students will discover principles for their lives from concepts found in the Old Testament. Emphasis is placed upon gaining an overview of the Old Testament through a survey of historical figures and lessons we can learn from their lives. Attention is given to the context of each individual as a means of gleaning the overall narrative of the Old Testament. On completing this course, students will 1. Appraise the introductory issues of the Old Testament by examining the life events of key OT figures. 2. Evaluate the value of the Old Testament as relevant to believers today. 3. Explain the application of the Old Testament to the Christian life. 4. Discuss the unfolding drama of God’s revealed plan in the context of its historical setting. 5. Demonstrate developing sensitivity to God's active presence in one's own life, the lives of others, and the world, by examining His engagement with significant OT historical figures.