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BIBL 380: Hebrews & General Epistles
3.00 Credits
Eastern University
An analytical survey of the interpretation and meaning of Hebrews, James, 1-2 Peter, 1-3 John, and Jude. Special emphasis will be given to the historical circumstances, structure and distinctive themes of these books.
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BIBL 385: The Sermon on the Mount
3.00 Credits
Eastern University
This course will explore the exegetical and theological dimensions of Jesus' most famous discourse: The Sermon on the Mount(Matthew 5-7). Attention will also be given to the literary aspects of the Gospel of Matthew as well as the practical dimensions of the Sermon on the Mount for the disciple of Jesus Christ.
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BIBL 390: Apocalyptic Literature
3.00 Credits
Eastern University
A general introduction to apocalyptic literature followed by a historical-cultural study of the symbolism and meaning of these two outstanding apocalyptic books. Special attention will be paid to competing varieties of interpretation, e.g., traditional, dispensational, critical.
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BIBL 400: Directed Study
1.00 Credits
Eastern University
Directed Study
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BIBL 440: Senior Seminar
3.00 Credits
Eastern University
Consideration of special topics essential for integrating the educational experience of seniors in the major.
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BIBL 498: Teaching Assistant
1.00 Credits
Eastern University
Teaching Assistant
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BIBL 499: Research Assistant
1.00 Credits
Eastern University
Research Assistant
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BIBL 501: Old Testament Study I
3.00 Credits
Eastern University
This course aims at introducing students to the history and content of the Old Testament in general. The main focus however will be given to an examination of the Pentateuch (Genesis through Deuteronomy) and Historical Books (Joshua through Esther). Issues such as Ancient Near Eastern context, structure, composition and history of scholarship of the Pentateuch and Historical books will be discussed alongside themes of Creation, Fall, Flood, Emergence of Israel, the Law, the Cultic System, the Monarchy, the Exile and the Post-Exilic Periods.
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BIBL 502: Old Testament Study II
3.00 Credits
Eastern University
This course will explore the books of the Prophets, who emerged in ancient Israel as an eclectic group identified only by their claim to speak for God, and their "high octave" condemnation of the socio-political and religious condition of their time. They communicated by preaching, singing, crying, walking naked and shaving, to name a few. This course will also study the great body of biblical literature which consists of the hymns, laments and thanksgivings of the book of Psalms, the wisdom sayings of Israel collected in Proverbs, Job, and Ecclesiastes, the deep grief expressed in Lamentations, and the love songs of the Song of Songs. This course shall explore the relationship of the prophetic books and the Writings to the rest of the canon and then focus on specific issues, themes and theologies in the books.
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BIBL 503: New Testament Study I
3.00 Credits
Eastern University
New Testament Study 1 is a foundational course in the study of the New Testament, covering Matthew, Mark, Luke-Acts, John, Hebrews, James, and Revelation. In order to appropriate the message of the New Testament for the world today, we need to first place ourselves back in the political, religious, and cultural world of the first century, and respect these documents as ancient narratives, written within a particularized historical setting and readership, by people of faith for the community of faith. Being more aware of our presuppositions, we can better allow the biblical authors to speak for themselves in their unique witness to the life of Jesus and the early church.
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