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TALBOT SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY ~

FOR STUDENTS WITH UNDERGRADUATE BIBLICAL STUDIES

certain curcumstances priar ta the completion af 48 units, but ore drscauraged aher that paint. Students wrthaut awarking knowledge of Greek must toke NT 501 and 502 (Beginning Greek) to be applied toward the total M.Div. unrt requirement. For information on the emphasis of each deportment, check under the appropriate deportment heading rn the "Description of

2nd Semester

. 2

NT BE TH CH

502 Beginning Greek ar Elective .

518 Old Testament Survey

....... 4

JUNIOR YEAR

502 Theology I

.. 4

l st Semester

506 Reformation, Modern Church History

3 0 2

NT BE

501 Beginning Greek ar Elective ..

2 4 3 • 2

PT

592 Field Educatran

505 Hermeneutics, Genesis

Elective

Courses" portion of thrs catalog. Electives in the Curriculum

CH 505 Early, Medieval Church History HTM 555 Introduction to World Missions PT 510 Evangelism . PT 591 Introduction to Field Education Elective

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The number of electives available ranges from srx to 20 unrls in the M.Div. curriculum. This is affected by such factors as: whether beginning Greek is lo be token; whether athesis is to be written; whether one elects to toke four unrts of exegesis in lieu of aBible exposition course. There ore other circumstances where the number of electives may be increased further, os indicated in the individual M.Div. curriculum charts. All electives ore open to the students' choice (check prerequi­ sites) regardless of major, but that choice may be governed by the following guidelines: 1) each major advisor, if he deems necessary, may require up to four units of electives in the deportment of mo1or study in preparation for the thesis in that deportment. The thesis must be written in the student's major field. 2) Those who will not wrrte o thesrs ore required to toke o minrmum of srx elective units in the field of their major At the advisor's discretion, however, the minimum may be increased to eight units. Program Reduction Based Upon Prior Academic Study Qualified students coming from approved Bible colleges or Christron liberal arts colleges may request exemption from certain required courses. Requests for exemption may be considered from twa perspectives: l) Program reductions ore poisible up to omaximum of 16 units from the normal M.Div. requirement, r.e., 96-98 units may be reduced by twa to 16 unrts. Areduction of os much as srx unrts (included in the 16) is possible for students with collegiate studies rn erther classical Hebrew or Greek. Evaluations for reduction ore considered for undergraduate courses with satis­ factory parallel content, provided that the collegiate courses ore approximately double the unrt value of the corresponding seminary courses. To qualify for such reductrons the student must have earned at least a "B" grade in the specific caurse(s) and be able to demonstrate competency in the subject matter. In the event the student takes acourse which had been previously waived, that previous reduction wauld then be nullified. 2) The substitution of electives in lieu of required courses may be arranged in certain circumstances. In some cases where one of the above criteria may preclude a program reduction, the student may nevertheless be able ta demonstrate asatisfac­ tory level af competency in a given subject. In this event, electives may be substituted for the course in question. Interested students wauld contact the appropriate department chai rman regarding course substrtutions. This alternative is alsa available for those wha qualify for the maximum pragrom reduction indicated abave Requests for program reduction should be submitted to the admissions and records office before studies begin at Tolbat, because reductrans for aspeofic course cannat be considered aher registrotian for that course. The substitution of electives in lieu af required courses may be requested anytime during the student's first year. MASTER OF DIVINITY CURRICULA FOR MAJORS IN : Bible Expasitian, Old Testament, Church History, Systematic Theal­ agy, New Testament, Practical Theology. Twa biblical languages are required: Greek and Hebrew. Either may be taken first. GREEK: NT 505 (fall ) and NT 506 (spring) (four units each) each required beyond beginning Greek. Aqualifying examinat1an rs avarlable to all interested students. lhase who pass the examrna­ lian may enroll drrecriy in NT 505; the rest must take NT 501 and NT 502 (twa units each) as prerequisite ta NT 505. HEBREW: OT 603 (fall) and 01 604 (spring) (four units each) ore required. A qualifying examination is available to interested students. lhase who pass the examinatian may take OT 604, plus four units af Hebrew electives instead of 01 603.

2 1

MIDDLE YEAR

l st Semester

.2 16

NT TH CE PT PT

505 Grammar/Introduction Exegesis

.. 4

603 Theology II .

4

601 Educational Ministry rn the Church .

. 3

2nd Semester

609 Sermon Preparation

3

502 Beginning Greek ar Elective

NT BE TH CH PT

691 field Education

O

506 Matthew, Romans .

4

Elective

2

.4

502 Theology I .

16

506 Reformatron, Modern Church Hrstary .

3 0 2

592 Field Education Electrve

2nd Semester

NT PT TH

506 Exegesrs/Selected Epistles

.4

15

602 Pastoral Ministry .

4 4 2

MIDDLE YEAR

604 Theology 111

l st Semester

PHR 602 Apologetics

NT TH CE PT PT

505 Grammor/lntroductron/Exegesis

. 4 4 .3 3 . 0 . 2 16

. . 3

PT PT

610 Sermon Preparation .

603 Theology 11 .

692 Field Education

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601 Educational Minrstry in the Church .

609 Serman Preparation .

691 Field Education Elective

SENIOR YEAR

l st Semester

01 CH PT PT PT

603 Elements af Hebrew 701 History of Doctrine . 705 Pastoral Counseling 703 Church and Society

.. 4 . . 2

2nd Semester

4

4 . 4 . 4 . 2

NT PT

506 Exegesrs/Selected Epistles

. 2

602 Pastoral Ministry .

791 field Education Internship . Thesis 1st Drah or Electives

2

TH 604 Theology Ill PHR 602 Apalagetics PT

2-4 16-18

610 Sermon Preporatran .

3 0

PT

692 field Educatran

2nd Semester

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OT

604 Advanced Hebrew

. 4

01 716 Old Testament Text, Canon, lntroductron .

. . 2

SENIOR YEAR

NT BE PT

716 New Testament Text, Canon, Introduction

2

l st Semester

506 Matthew, Romans .

• 4 . 2 . 2 16

603 Elements of Hebrew 701 History af Doctrrne. 705 Pastoral Counseling 703 Church and Society

01 CH PT PT PT

4 .. 2 4 . 2 2 2-4

792 field Educatran lnternshrp Thesis final Draft or Elective

791 Freid Education Internship .. Thesis 1st Drott or Electrves

MODERN CHURCH HISTORY: Those transferring CH 506 fram another seminary must take CH 710 ta abtoin denomino­ tianol distinctrves unless this requirement has already been met. THESIS COURSE SEQUENCE: Thesis first Drah will be taken ot the completion of 64 units, and Thesis final Drah at the campletron al 80 units. Neither is applicable toward graduation unless both hove been completed. Some preliminary steps must be completed by the end of the semester prior to laking Thesrs first Drah. See the Talbat graduate student handbook for details PRACTICAL THEOLOGY ALTERNATIVE: For students an­ lrcipaling a career leaching in higher education, the courses PT 791 and PT 792 may be replaced by CE 791 and CE 792. for either type of subslrtutron, a wrrtten petition is necessary, ap­ proved by the faculty advisor and filed with the director of records. BIBLE EXPOSITION ALTERNATIVE: for one of the three required Bible Exposition courses (excluding BE 505) the student may substitute four unrts of Greek or Hebrew exegesis electives.

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2nd Semester

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OT 01 NT BE PT

604 Advanced Hebrew

716 Testament Text, Canon, lntroductran . 716 New Testament Text, Canon, Introduction

724 Darnel, Revelation .

.. 4 .. 2 2 16

792 field Education lnternshrp . Thesis final Drah or Elective

FOR STUDENTS WITHOUT UNDERGRADUATE BIBLICAL STUDIES

JUNIOR YEAR

l st Semester

. 2 .. 4 3 . . 2 . 2

NT BE

501 Beginning Greek or Elective 505 Hermeneutics, Genesis

CH 505 Early, Medieval Church History HTM 555 Introduction ta World Missions . PT 510 Evangelism PT 591 Introduction ta Field Education . Elective

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