16 courses with the subject BI, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
A comprehensive survey of the Old Testament with an analysis of each book's themes, content, and structure. Special study is given to creation, covenants, chronology, historical events, and major characters. One semester.
A survey of each book of the New Testament with emphasis given to particular themes, content, and structure of the gospels and epistles. Particular study is made of the Intertestamental Period, the Life of Christ, and the Apostolic Age. One semester.
The principles of hermeneutics are covered with emphasis given to the historical grammatical interpretation of Scripture. Attention is also given to learning how to use analytical outlines of Biblical texts. One semester.
The life of Paul is studied with attention given to the call to missions and mission endeavors. Emphasis is given to the theology found in each letter through exploration of the 82
An exegetical, historical, and theological study of the fourth gospel is undertaken with emphasis given to the authorship, structure, themes, and unique presentation of Jesus by John. One semester.
A study of the geographical, archeological, and historical background of the Bible with attention to the relationship between world history and the events of Scripture. One semester.
A historical and theological study of the life and teaching of Jesus Christ from the Gospels. Concentration is given to the major events in Christ's ministry. A chronological harmony of the Gospels forms the basics of the study. One semester.
This course offers an exegetical and theological study of the Book of Acts, tracing the expansion of the early church from Jerusalem to Rome. Emphasis will be placed on the ministry of the Holy Spirit, apostolic leadership, evangelism, church formation, and missions strategy. Students will examine the lives of key figures such as Peter and Paul and reflect on the practical lessons of Acts for contemporary ministry and the fulfillment of the Great Commission. One semester.
A historical and theological study made of this book with focus given to creation and the Patriarchal Age. Areas of introduction and authorship are covered as well as the signi- ficance of this book within the canon. One semester.
A survey of the historical books of the Old Testament is made with special attention given to the chronology and major events of that period. This first course covers Joshua through II Samuel and I Chronicles. One semester.
A survey of the twelve historical books of the Old Testament is made with special attention given to the chronology and major events of that period. This second course covers I and II Kings and II Chronicles through Esther. One semester. 83
An exegetical and analytical study of the letters of James, Peter, John, and Jude with emphasis on the doctrinal and practical aspects. One semester.
An exegetical study of the letter which includes the form, nature, and content of Hebrews. Special attention is given to the use of the Old Testament, the life situation of the letter, and the Christology that is presented therein. One semester.
A historical study of this book with concentration on the prophetic and eschatological message. A foundation will be laid for the premillennial return of Christ from these studies. One semester.
A study of the twelve minor prophets, including the historical setting, personal ministry, and message of each prophet. One semester.
A historical and theological study of the major epistle of the Apostle Paul. The letter's purpose, structure, and message of salvation is analyzed in the light of the life situation of the book. One semester.
Source: Southeastern Free Will Baptist Bible College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
