Bible/Theology: content centers on individual books of the Bible, on groupings of biblical books, on surveys of the Old and New Testaments, on hermeneutics (the art and science of biblical interpretation), and on biblical exegesis.
“Theology” literally means “the study of God.” Focused on the study of the history/development of major Christian beliefs and doctrines.
B312 Prophetic Literature (Semester)
The message of the Hebrew prophets is examined and placed in the historical context of the exile and eventual return of the Jewish people...
B221 Acts of the Apostles
This class is an in-depth study of the structure and content of Luke’s Acts of the Apostles. Special emphasis will be given to the textual, linguistic,...
B4214 Johannine Literature (Modular)
This course is an exegetical study of the Gospel of John and the Johannine Epistles with attention to historical, social, literary, and cultural contexts,...
B333 Christian Ethics (Semester)
This course is a biblical examination of various theological and philosophical approaches to ethics, while working towards the development of a personal and communal...
B311 The Books of Poetry and Wisdom (Semester)
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B121 New Testament Literature (Semester)
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B4114 The Pentateuch (Modular)
This course examines the first five books of the Hebrew Bible with an emphasis on creation, the fall of humanity and more.
B3275 Life and Teachings of Jesus ([email protected])
The life and teaching of Jesus of Nazareth will be explored according to the material presented in the synoptic gospels.
B3325 Christian Theology ([email protected])
Students will study the basic theological concepts related to Scripture, God, Jesus Christ and His work, the Holy Spirit, and more.