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    This course introduces students to the discipline of biblical theology, which explores the unfolding story of God’s revelation and redemptive plan as presented throughout the Bible. Unlike systematic theology, which organizes doctrine by topics, [...]

    This course will trace the development of the Bible’s overarching theme throughout the Old Testament and develop individual doctrines.

    Course Objectives:
    1. Identify the overarching theme of the Bible.
    2. Evaluate [...]

    This course will trace the development of the Bible’s overarching theme throughout the Old Testament and develop individual doctrines. (Three credit hours)

    Course Objectives:
    1. Identify the overarching theme of the Bible.
    [...]

    This course will evaluate how New Testament authors contribute to the overarching theme of the Bible.

    At the end of this course, each student should be able to:
    -Identify the overarching theme of [...]

    This course will evaluate how New Testament authors contribute to the overarching theme of the Bible. (Three credit hours)

    At the end of this course, each student should be able to:
    -Identify the [...]

    A survey of the church’s essential doctrinal teaching with emphasis and support on the Holy Scriptures. It includes teaching on the Doctrine of the Word of God, Doctrine of God, Doctrine of Man, Doctrine [...]

    This course provides an advanced survey of the Bible, with a focus on the historical, cultural, and theological contexts of the biblical text. Topics include the formation of the Hebrew Bible, the development of [...]

    This course is designed to equip students with the foundational skills and tools for
    effective and meaningful Bible study. Through a combination of interactive lectures, group discussions,
    and practical exercises, students will [...]

    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 [...]

    Students will build on basic knowledge of Hebrew and Aramaic to use available tools skillfully for translation, analysis, and exegesis.