67 courses with the subject BIB, 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.
This course surveys the books of the Pentateuch placing special emphasis on biblical beginnings and the development of the covenants as foundational
This course surveys the Historical books of the Old Testament from Joshua to Esther. Visibility is given to the poetic and prophetic books as they in
This course is an introduction to the principles and practices of an inductive interpretation of Scripture. It uses an historical, grammatical, li
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This course surveys the life of Jesus Christ as presented in the four Gospels. Special emphasis is given to the chronology of events, the major disco
This course traces the development of the Church from its inception to the end of the 1st century AD. Particular attention is given to the growth an
This course is a study in advanced hermeneutics with an emphasis on the significance of literary genres and biblical theology. Attention is also g
This course will familiarize students with the discipline of ethics, including the nature of ethics, meta-ethics, and casuistry, or applied ethics
This introduction to the history and practice of archaeology also includes a study of significant archaeological finds as they illuminate both the
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This course examines the ancient Near Eastern context of the Old Testament Scriptures, considering peoples, literature, material culture, and histori
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This course advances the theory of hermeneutics and practice of Bible study methodology. Consideration is given to developmentally significant theori
Selected topics provides opportunities to (intermittently) offer relevant and timely courses not offered in the standard curriculum but of immedia
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A study of the basic principles of biblical Greek, including basic grammar, vocabulary, and the utilization of significant Greek tools in New Testa
A continuation of biblical Greek, building on the introduction with the goal of developing greater proficiency in exegesis using the original langu
An introduction to the elements of biblical Hebrew, including elementary Hebrew grammar, vocabulary, and the utilization of significant Hebrew tool te Student Handbook 2025-2026 On-Campus Undergraduate Student Handbook 2025-2026 Seminary & Graduate Student Handbook s in Old Testament exegesis. 3 credits. 2026-2027 On-Campus Undergraduate Catalog 2026-2027 Seminary & Graduate Catalog 2026-2027 Online Undergraduate Catalog 2026-2027 Online Undergraduate Student Handbook 2026-2027 On-Campus Undergraduate Student Handbook 2026-2027 Seminary & Graduate Student Handbook
This course will build on the knowledge and skills acquired in BIB 517 to increase the student's ability to incorporate Hebrew into pastoral, teach
A consideration of selected topics in the Old Testament Pentateuch, including background details, emphasizing how different periods, people, circum
A consideration of selected topics in Old Testament history, including background details, emphasizing how different periods, people, circumstances
A consideration of selected topics in the Old Testament poetic books, including background details, emphasizing how the content, circumstances, and
A consideration of selected topics in the Old Testament prophetic books, including background details, emphasizing how the content, circumstances,
A study of the background, literary structure, interpretive difficulties, and theology of 1 & 2 Timothy and Titus is pursued in view of the light t
This course is a study of the background, genre, literary structure, interpretive challenges, and theology of the Gospel of Jesus Christ according
A study of various problems and issues in Old Testament studies in theological, hermeneutical, literary, ethical, biographical, and spiritual areas
A consideration of selected topics in the Gospels, including background details, emphasizing how different periods, people, circumstances, events,
A study of the background, literary structure, interpretive difficulties, and theology of a select corpus from the NT Epistles. Practical applicati
An introduction to propositional expository preaching, emphasizing the preacher’s responsibility of connecting the world of the Bible to the world
Building upon the foundational Hebrew language courses, in this course participants apply methods of exegesis and exposition to a select book or co
Building upon the foundational Greek language courses, in this course the participants apply methods of exegesis and exposition to a select book or
A study of various problems and issues in New Testament studies in theological, hermeneutical, literary, ethical, biographical, and spiritual areas
A study of the land and culture of Israel including an approved Israel tour and academic assignments. The professor(s) leading the tour will arrang
A survey of the general history, principles, and methods of archaeology, and of selected examples of how they contribute to a better understanding
A geographically and chronologically comprehensive study of the ancient Near East and Mediterranean region, emphasizing Israel's culture and her in
A study in special hermeneutics with emphasis on selected types of literary genre and current issues in hermeneutics. 3 credits. Prequisite: BTC561/BT
This course is an in depth study of the method of inductive Bible study applied to narrative texts. Special attention will be given to using the re
This course is an in depth study of the method of inductive Bible study applied to poetic texts. Special attention will be given to using the resul
This course is an in depth study of the method of inductive Bible study applied to prophetic texts. Special attention will be given to using the re
This course is an in depth study of Greek exegesis, focused on developing skills in interpreting New Testament epistles.
This course is an in depth study of the New Testament's use of the Old Testament. Various approaches to explaining the New Testament's use of the O
This course is an in-depth study of Greek exegesis, focused on developing skills in the interpretation of New Testament narrative and epistolary ma
This course will focus on the exegesis of Psalms in the Hebrew text with a consideration of the purpose and theology of the Psalms within the framewo
This independent study course is for those occasions when a student may have an interest in an area of study related to his/her ministry which is n
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This course focuses on original research skills necessary for the development of a Ph.D. dissertation. These skills include collecting empirical da
This course is an examination of major theories of learning and their application to teaching methodology and curriculum design. The course provide
This course will explore languages, literatures, and cultures of the Ancient Near Eastern civilizations related to the Hebrew Bible. Students will
This course will explore languages, literatures, and cultures of the Intertestamental and New Testament periods. Intertestamental literature, inclu
Students in this course will develop advanced skills in exegeting the Hebrew Bible. Various passages of the OT will be translated, analyzed, and ou
This course reinforces the traditional processes of New Testament exegesis and introduces more recent linguistic approaches with an emphasis on dis
This course will provide the student with a basic ability to read French literature pertinent to biblical studies. The focus will be on reading com
This course will provide the student with a basic ability to read German literature pertinent to biblical studies. The focus will be on reading com
Students in this course will study advanced issues related to the interpretation and theology of the Old Testament. Topics include: the value and a
Students in this course will study advanced issues related to the interpretation and theology of the New Testament (NT). Topics include: the value
With the guidance of the director of the PhD in Biblical Studies program, each cohort will select a subject for in-depth study which matches the ne
With the guidance of the director of the PhD in Biblical Studies program, each cohort will select a second subject for in-depth study. The course w
This course focuses on the methodology of constructing courses for adult learners in online and blended formats. Students will explore the relation
Completion of this course is required prior to taking the qualifying examinations. Written qualifying exams will cover the areas of OT & NT biblica
Under the guidance of the dissertation advisor, students will review the precedent literature in an area of research interest, develop a dissertati
After securing topic approval in Dissertation IA, students in Dissertation IB will focus on developing the first two chapters of the dissertation w
In Dissertation II: Completion, the student continues to write the final dissertation chapters with oversight and feedback from the Dissertation Co
After completion, the Ph.D. student defends the final dissertation in an open hearing. Once the Dissertation Committee has approved the dissertatio
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