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ENGLISH BIBLE 101-113

101-104 SYNTHESIS I. II , lll , IV

The synthetic method of Bible study is de­ signed to enable the student to obtain a broad view of the contents of Scripture. see­ ing each book as a whole and its relation to the other books. Synthesis I covers the Pentateuch, II , the Historical , Prophetical , and Poet­ ical books of the Old Testament. III , the Gospels , and part of the Epistles. IV, the remainder of the Epistles .

105-106 ANALYSIS I, II This course considers in detail The Acts of the Apostles (I) , and the Epi stle to the Romans (II). After inquiring into the authorsh ip , occasion for writing, purpose, and theme of each book , the student analyzes the contents and searches for spiritual truths. 107-109 EXPOSITION I. II, III. Instructing the student in the expository method of studying Scripture, this course thoroughly covers the Book of Revelation (I) for General students, and the Book of Hebrews (II), Danie l and Revelation (Ill) for Collegiate and Missionary students. ll0 DISPENSATIONS This course takes the student through the Bible from Genesis to Reve lation in the light of the dispensations . Charts are prepared by the student for each dispensation. ll I PROPHECY This course consists of a comprehensive study of the prophecies concerning the first and second advents of Jesus Christ, the Jews, the land of Pa lestine, Satan, the end of the age, and other important prophetic passages and their fulfillment. ll2 TYPOLOGY This course consists of a study of Old Te s tament types , placing special emphasis upon the study of the Tabernacle , the Offerings, and the Feasts. Spiritual lessons which can be applied in the life of the individual student .are emphasized. ll3 HERMENEUTICS This course is intended to acquaint the student thoroughly with the rules of in­ terpretation as a basis for a correct understanding and a proper handling of the Holy Scriptures.

THEOLOGY 201 -213

201 -204 DOCTRINE I, II, III, IV With the Bible as textbook, the great doctrinal truths of Scripture are traced and formulated in statement form. The course consists of: I. Doctrine of God. II. Doctrine of Christ and the Holy Spirit III. Doctrine of Man and Sin. IV. Doctrine of Salvation.

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