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BI 342: Isaiah
2.00 Credits
Clarks Summit University - Closed
This course is a study of the nature and function of Old Testament prophecy, the historical setting of the book, special introductory problems, and a survey of the entire book. Detailed study is given to selected passages in Isaiah.
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BI 343: Proverbs
2.00 Credits
Clarks Summit University - Closed
This course is designed to help the student study, understand, apply, and communicate the book of Proverbs. The course will focus on the unique interpretation issues of Proverbs and the concept of "wisdom" as presented in the book, The course will also include a "Spiritual Formation" element, with the intention of helping the student understand the need for spiritual wisdom and how to live in that wisdo
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BI 344: Kings and Chronicles
2.00 Credits
Clarks Summit University - Closed
This course examines the major movements of the records of the kings of Judah and Israel and the context of historical, geographical, and contextual settings, together with personal applications for today.
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BI 345: Early Pauline Epistles
2.00 Credits
Clarks Summit University - Closed
This course is a study of the three earliest Pauline Epistles: Galatians, I and 2 Thessalonians. This will involve the authorship, date, historical context, and a detailed exposition of each epistle.
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BI 348: Exposition of Biblical Themes
2.00 Credits
Clarks Summit University - Closed
This course will focus on the proper understanding of the Scriptures as progressive revelation through the exposition of biblical themes in the context of biblical theology. Because the themes and Scriptures discussed will vary from semester to semester, students may take this course more than once.
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BI 431: Old Testament Law: Case Studies
2.00 Credits
Clarks Summit University - Closed
This course examines selected Old Testament laws to interpret them within their context. After a basis of knowledge has been established by lectures and assigned reading, students will work in teams arguing case studies before an Appelate Court forum. The intent of the course is to give students increased skill in biblical exegesis and a healthy respect for the difficulty of making wise judgments based upon that skill.
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BI 441: Joshua
2.00 Credits
Clarks Summit University - Closed
This course studies the major movements of Joshua in the context of its historical, geographical, and archeological setting, with personal applications for today.
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BI 444: Post- Exilic Prophets
2.00 Credits
Clarks Summit University - Closed
This course examines the divine origin and functions of the Old Testament prophets. Careful analysis is given to selected portions of the Post-Exilic Prophets and the religious and political conditions of the times in which the prophets ministered is reconstructed.
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BI 445: Matthew
2.00 Credits
Clarks Summit University - Closed
This course is a careful analysis of the book in light of its use of many Old Testament prophecies of Israel's Messiah and His Kingdom as well as how Matthew presents Jesus Christ as the literal fulfillment of those prophecies.
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BI 446: Hebrews
2.00 Credits
Clarks Summit University - Closed
This course makes an analysis of the epistle to the Hebrews in light of the people to whom it was written and the reason for which it was written. Contrasts between Christianity and Judaism are emphasized.
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