24 courses with the subject OT, 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.
OT 501Pentecostal Explorations of the Old Testament ()3
This course is the Seminary’s introductory course for Old Testament study. It focuses on exploring the Old Testament from a Pentecostal perspective in dialogue with other critical approaches. The individual books and the main divisions of Hebrew Scripture are viewed with primary attention to their literary shape, theological thrust, and canonical role. Key matters of scholarly debate, historical background, authorship, sociological context, etc., are also addressed. (Fall) 142
The book of Genesis is studied from the perspective of Pentecostal faith and ministry. Prime attention is given to the literary features and theological import of both the book and its parts. Key matters of scholarly debate, historical background, authorship, sociological context, etc., are also addressed. Chapter by chapter study is pursued inductively and informed by scholarly resources, corporate interaction and spiritual discernment. (The course may be taken for either Hebrew or English credit only.)
The book of Exodus is studied from the perspective of Pentecostal faith and ministry. Prime attention is given to the literary features and theological import of both the book and its parts. Key matters of scholarly debate, historical background, authorship, sociological context, etc., are also addressed. Chapter by chapter study is pursued inductively and informed by scholarly resources, corporate interaction and spiritual discernment. (The course may be taken for either Hebrew or English credit only.)
The book of Numbers is studied from the perspective of Pentecostal faith and ministry. Prime attention is given to the literary features and theological import of both the book and its parts. Key matters of scholarly debate, historical background, authorship, sociological context, etc., are also addressed. Chapter by chapter study is pursued inductively and informed by scholarly resources, corporate interaction and spiritual discernment. (The course may be taken for either Hebrew or English credit only.)
The book of Deuteronomy is studied from the perspective of Pentecostal faith and ministry. Prime attention is given to the literary features and theological import of both the book and its parts. Key matters of scholarly debate, historical background, authorship, sociological context, etc., are also addressed. Chapter by chapter study is pursued inductively and informed by scholarly resources, corporate interaction, and spiritual discernment. (The course may be taken for either Hebrew or English credit.) 143
The book of Joshua is studied from the perspective of Pentecostal faith and ministry. Prime attention is given to the literary features and theological import of both the book and its parts. Key matters of scholarly debate, historical background, authorship, sociological context, etc., are also addressed. Chapter by chapter study is pursued inductively and informed by scholarly resources, corporate interaction and spiritual discernment. (The course may be taken for either Hebrew or English credit only.)
The book of Judges is studied from the perspective of Pentecostal faith and ministry. Prime attention is given to the literary features and theological import of both the book and its parts. Key matters of scholarly debate, historical background, authorship, sociological context, etc., are also addressed. Chapter by chapter study is pursued inductively and informed by scholarly resources, corporate interaction, and spiritual discernment. (The course may be taken for either Hebrew or English credit.)
The books of Samuel (1 & 2) are studied from the perspective of Pentecostal faith and ministry. Prime attention is given to the literary features and theological import of the book and its parts. Key matters of scholarly debate, historical background, authorship, and sociological context are also addressed. Chapter by chapter study is pursued inductively and informed by scholarly resources, corporate interaction, and spiritual discernment. (The course may be taken for either Hebrew or
The books of 1 & 2 Kings are studied from the perspective of Pentecostal faith and ministry. Prime attention is given to the literary features and theological import of both the books and their parts. Key matters of scholarly debate, historical background, authorship, sociological context, etc., are also addressed. Chapter by chapter study is pursued inductively and informed by scholarly resources, corporate interaction and spiritual discernment. (The course may be taken for either Hebrew or English credit only.)
The book of Psalms is studied from the perspective of Pentecostal faith and ministry. Prime attention is given to the literary features and theological import of both the book and individual, representative psalms. Key matters of scholarly debate, historical background, authorship, sociological context, etc., are also addressed. Study of selected psalms is 144
The books of Jonah and Nahum are studied from the perspective of Pentecostal faith and ministry. Prime attention is given to the literary features and theological import of both the books and their parts. Key matters of scholarly debate, historical background, authorship, sociological context, etc., are also addressed. Chapter by chapter study is pursued inductively and informed by scholarly resources, corporate interaction and spiritual discernment. (The course may be taken for either Hebrew or English credit only.)
The book of Isaiah is studied from the perspective of Pentecostal faith and ministry. Prime attention is given to the literary features and theological import of both the book and its parts. Key matters of scholarly debate, historical background, authorship, sociological context, etc., are also addressed. Chapter by chapter study is pursued inductively and informed by scholarly resources, corporate interaction, and spiritual discernment. (The course may be taken for either Hebrew or English credit.)
The book of Jeremiah is studied from the perspective of Pentecostal faith and ministry. Prime attention is given to the literary features and theological import of both the book and its parts. Key matters of scholarly debate, historical background, authorship, sociological context, etc., are also addressed. Chapter by chapter study is pursued inductively and informed by scholarly resources, corporate interaction, and spiritual discernment. (The course may be taken for either Hebrew or English credit.)
The book of Ezekiel is studied from the perspective of Pentecostal faith and ministry. Prime attention is given to the literary features and theological import of both the book and its parts. Key matters of scholarly debate, historical background, authorship, sociological context, etc., are also addressed. Chapter by chapter study is pursued inductively and informed by scholarly resources, corporate interaction, and spiritual discernment. (The course may be taken for either Hebrew or English credit.) 145
The book of Daniel is studied from the perspective of Pentecostal faith and ministry. Prime attention is given to the literary features and theological import of both the book and its parts. Key matters of scholarly debate, historical background, authorship, sociological context, etc., are also addressed. Chapter by chapter study is pursued inductively and informed by scholarly resources, corporate interaction and spiritual discernment. (The course may be taken for either Hebrew or English credit only.)
The book of Zechariah is studied from the perspective of Pentecostal faith and ministry. Prime attention is given to the literary features and theological import of both the book and its parts. Key matters of scholarly debate, historical background, authorship, sociological context, etc., are also addressed. Chapter by chapter study is pursued inductively and informed by scholarly resources, corporate interaction and spiritual discernment. (The course may be taken for either Hebrew or English credit only.)
The book of Hosea is studied from the perspective of Pentecostal faith and ministry. Prime attention is given to the literary features and theological import of both the book and its parts. Key matters of scholarly debate, historical background, authorship, sociological context, etc., are also addressed. Chapter by chapter study is pursued inductively and informed by scholarly resources, corporate interaction and spiritual discernment. (The course may be taken for either Hebrew or English credit only.)
The book of Joel is studied from the perspective of Pentecostal faith and ministry. Prime attention is given to the literary features and theological import of both the book and its parts. Key matters of scholarly debate, historical background, authorship, sociological context, etc., are also addressed. Chapter by chapter study is pursued inductively and informed by scholarly resources, corporate interaction and spiritual discernment. (The course may be taken for either Hebrew or English credit only.)
The book of Malachi is studied from the perspective of Pentecostal faith and ministry. Prime attention is given to the literary features and theological import of both the book and its parts. Key matters of scholarly debate, historical background, authorship, sociological context, etc., are 146
A number of significant women in the Old Testament are studied from the perspective of Pentecostal faith and ministry. Prime attention is given to exegetical and literary features of the biblical narratives along with their theological import. Key matters of scholarly debate, historical background, sociological context, contemporary issues, etc., are also addressed.
The books of Job, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Songs are studied from the perspective of Pentecostal faith and ministry. Prime attention is given to the literary features and theological import of both the books and their parts. Key matters of scholarly debate, historical background, authorship, sociological context, etc., are also addressed. Chapter by chapter study is pursued inductively and informed by scholarly resources, corporate interaction and spiritual discernment. (The course may be taken for either Hebrew or English credit only.) A selected topic related to Old Testament studies is treated each time these seminars are offered. Possible topics include: Malachi, Elisha Stories, Prayer in Old Testament Wisdom Literature, etc.
