Talbot School of Theology
Expositional Methodology in Daniel and Revelation Exposition of Old Testament Segments or Themes
4. Be able to articulate key critical issues about the New Testament and give perspective on a reasonable and informed solution. Concentration-Specific Requirements (21 Credits) TTNT 501 Beginning Greek I
TTBE 726
Credit(s): 3.
TTBE 731
Credit(s): 2–3. TTBE 731 should be taken as the theme of Central Prophetic Passages for 2 credits. TTBE 741 Issues in Biblical Exposition Credit(s): 2–3. TTBE 741 should be taken as the theme of Hermeneutical Principles for 2 credits. TTCE 600 Educational Ministry in the Church Credit(s): 3. TTHT 505 Patristic and Medieval Theology Credit(s): 3. TTHT 506 Reformation and Modern Theology Credit(s): 3. TTNT 701 The World of the New Testament Credit(s): 2–3. TTNT 701 should be taken for 2 credits. TTNT 791 New Testament Seminar Credit(s): 1–4. TTNT 791 should be taken for 2 credits. TTOT 745 World of the Old Testament Credit(s): 2–3. TTOT 745 should be taken for 2 credits. TTOT 791 Old Testament Seminar Credit(s): 1–4. TTOT 791 should be taken for 2 credits. TTPH 602 Apologetics Credit(s): 3. TTPT 703 The Church and Society Credit(s): 3. TTPT 730 Biblical Leadership and Management Credit(s): 3. TTTH 712 Current Theological Issues Credit(s): 2–3. TTTH 712 should be taken for 2 credits. TTTH 720 The Theology and Practice of Prayer Credit(s): 2–3. TTTH 720 should be taken for 2 credits. TTTH 728 Theological Systems Credit(s): 2–3. TTTH 728 should be taken for 2 credits. TTTH 771 Theology Seminar: Cults (Eurasia Context) Credit(s): 1–4. TTTH 771 - Theo Sem: Cults (Eurasia Context) should be taken for 2 credits. TTTH 771 Theology Seminar Credit(s): 1–4. TTTH 771 - Theo Sem: Kyiv Extension Capstone should be taken for 1 credit. Elective Requirements (0 Credits) There are no available elective credits in this concentration. Co-Curricular Requirements Participation in Spiritual Formation Labs (16 sessions). These discussion groups meet as an additional component of class time. New Testament Learning Outcomes As a result of this program, the student will: 1. Have a developing appreciation of the New Testament through application of skills in the areas of Greek language, exegesis, the historical-cultural setting of the New Testament, and biblical theology. 2. Have a developing appreciation for the value of studying New Testament Greek for a better understanding of God’s written word. It is expected that the graduate will use an exegetical methodology for the New Testament on a regular basis throughout his or her lifetime. 3. Personal study and teaching of the New Testament will also be within the framework of: ~ Accurate interpretation of the New Testament in its various genres, especially the Gospels and the Epistles. ~ The life and ministry of Jesus, the apostles, and the early church within the context of the culture of first-century Judaism and the Greco-Roman world.
Credit(s): 2. Credit(s): 2. Credit(s): 3. Credit(s): 3. Credit(s): 3.
Beginning Greek II
TTNT 502 TTNT 503 TTNT 604 TTNT 605
Introduction to Exegesis Exegesis in the Gospels Exegesis in the Epistles
TTNT 701 Credit(s): 2–3. TTNT 701 should be taken for a minimum of 2 credits. If taken for 3 credits, the third credit may count toward the required number of New Testament electives (see below). TTOT 603 Elements of Hebrew I Credit(s): 3. TTOT 604 Elements of Hebrew II Credit(s): 3. The World of the New Testament Elective Requirements (12 Credits) New Testament electives: 8 credits. General electives: 4 credits. Old Testament Learning Outcomes As a result of this program, the student will: 1. Have a developing appreciation of the Old Testament through application of skills in the areas of Hebrew language, exegesis, and the historical-cultural setting of the Old Testament. 2. Have a developing appreciation for the value of studying Old Testament Hebrew for a better understanding of God’s written word. It is expected that the graduate will use an exegetical methodology for the Old Testament on a regular basis throughout his or her lifetime. 3. Be able to research the Old Testament using the exegetical tools of Hebrew language and archaeological and historical studies. It is expected that the insights into the biblical text will be more original and better supported as a result of the exegetical method. 4. Be able to research the New Testament using the exegetical tools associated with the Greek language. It is expected that the insights into the biblical text will be more original and better supported as a result of the exegetical method. 5. Be able to help others understand the textual history, historical accuracy, and key critical issues of the Old Testament in light of the latest findings and based on a thoroughly biblical worldview.
Concentration-Specific Requirements (18 Credits) TTNT 501 Beginning Greek I
Credit(s): 2. Credit(s): 2. Credit(s): 3. Credit(s): 3. Credit(s): 3.
Beginning Greek II
TTNT 502 TTNT 503 TTOT 603 TTOT 604 TTOT 705
Introduction to Exegesis Elements of Hebrew I Elements of Hebrew II Exegesis in Genesis and Selected Passages
Credit(s): 3.
TTOT 745 World of the Old Testament Credit(s): 2–3. TTOT 745 should be taken for a minimum of 2 credits. If taken for 3 credits, the third credit may count toward the required number of Old Testament electives (see below). Elective Requirements (15 Credits) General electives: 4 credits. Old Testament electives: 11 credits. Four of these credits must be OT exegesis.
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