COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

A study of the background and a basic analysis of these books, giving God’s answers to major problems in local churches and the Apostle Paul’s defense of his ministry.

A study of I & II Peter and Jude, emphasizing the believers’ suffering and glory and their need to stand against false teaching and false teachers.

The doctrines of the major functioning religions of the world are analyzed to see how they compare with the doctrines of the Bible.

A study of the background and a basic analysis of Hebrews, with an emphasis on the person and work of the Lord Jesus Christ.

A consideration of Pneumatology, Angelology, Anthropology, and Hamartiology. Classroom instruction is intended to prepare the student for an eventual ordination council.

An introduction to Hebrew exegesis which involves accurate translation, the syntax of Hebrew grammar, the method of doing a Hebrew word study, and the development of proper exegetical skills. Students will continue to translate portions of the Hebrew Old Testament and learn to apply the background, context, and word meanings in order to conclude with Biblical application. Pre-requisite: BI 542.3 or equivalent.

An introduction to Hebrew exegesis which involves accurate translation, the syntax of Hebrew grammar, the method of doing a Hebrew word study, and the development of proper exegetical skills. Students will continue to translate portions of the Hebrew Old Testament and learn to apply the background, context, and word meanings in order to conclude with Biblical application. Pre-requisite: BI 542.3 or equivalent.

A consideration of Soteriology, Ecclesiology, and Eschatology. Classroom instruction is intended to prepare the student for an eventual ordination council.

A study of the history of progressive Biblical revelation to mankind, as seen from a dispensational perspective.

A survey of the history and development of Christendom’s denominations with comparisons to New Testament church history and doctrine. This course will cover from the New Testament to the Reformation. Same as CE 603.3.