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| 1 | BNT100 – New Testament Survey This is a brief synopsis of inter-Testamental history or the four hundred (400) silent years from Malachi to Matthew as it concerns the Jews. No study of the Bible is complete that does not take into consideration the events of the four hundred (400) years which elapsed between the Old and New Testaments. |
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| 2 | BNT106 – Bible Doctrines This series of lessons is designed especially for the student to establish themselves upon a spiritual foundation. It is so that you would grow into a complete and perfect man or woman in Christ Jesus, unmovable, steadfast, and always abounding in the work of the Lord. |
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| 3 | BNT110 – Between the Testaments The New Testament begins with the Romans ruling Palestine. The throne is occupied by an Idumaean king named Herod. At the end of the Old Testament, the Persian Empire ruled Palestine. The throne of Israel was occupied by a Jewish king named Zerubbabel. The time between the Old Testament and New Testaments is about four hundred (400) years, 445 B.C. to 4 B.C. These four hundred (400) years can be divided into four (4) groups, known as the Persian Period, the Greek Period, the Maccabean Period, and the Roman Period. |
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| 4 | BOT111 – Old Testament Survey I The Bible is Incomplete without the Old Testament. The student will learn how the Old and New Testaments make up the inspired Scriptures. The New Testament was never intended to replace the Old Testament. Instead, the New Testament was given to complement the Old Testament, to complete the story. |
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| 5 | BOT122 – Old Testament Survey II Previously we studied in Old Testament I the beginnings of human history, and the God Who controls it. The student will learn that there are key revelations in the Old Testament, such as to give sense to the New Testament events such as the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ in the Gospels, and the judgments of Revelation. |
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| 6 | BOT230 – Old Testament Men & Women of Faith This course has as its primary focus the relationship God used in the days of Old Testament History to bring man back into obedience. God is and was and always will be full of faith. He used His faith as the instrument of the creative process through which man came into existence. Faith is the spiritual life-line through which man receives the goodness of God. |
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| 7 | BPA111 – Foundations of Faith Studies in Learning As we enter into the study of Foundations of Faith – Studying for Success, the student will learn the importance of how ” Faith is absolutely necessary in studying the Word of God. As students of the Bible, when we read and search the Scriptures, we must do it in faith. Faith allows the anointing to flow and revelation knowledge to come forth. |
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| 8 | BPA120 – Praise Life This course describes the elements necessary for us to obtain joy and strength in our lives; yes, it even holds us in the very Presence of God and His glory. It is called praise. Praise is much more than celebrating, or a prelude to worship on Sunday morning. Praise can, and should, become a lifestyle for the Believer who is serious about becoming a soldier of God, a person who is “kingdom on earth” useful. |
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| 9 | BPA131 – Prayer I- Types & Necessity In Matthew 6:9-13, the Lord’s Prayer is not a ritual prayer, but a pattern to follow. We notice that Jesus said we were to pray after a certain manner, not necessarily using certain words. This course will reveal that the model prayer is not a liturgy, or a form of public worship, but a guide to help us cover what is evidently important. |
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| 10 | BTH241 – Intro to Bible theology I The word “theology” comes from two Greek words, theos meaning “God” and logos meaning “the word about” or “the study of” God as He is revealed in the Scriptures. Simply defined, theology is an in-depth study of the Holy Bible. The student will discover what God has said about Himself, His purposes, His plans, and His promises |
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| 11 | BTH252 – Intro to Bible Theology II The purpose of this course is to give the student an overview of the Bible and to introduce him/her to the study of Theology. We will pick up where we left off in Introduction to Bible Theology I. |
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| 12 | CED111 – Life Management God’s Way Every decision we make has an outcome. The decisions we make, not our environment, will determine and shape our destiny. There are thousands of testimonies of men and women who have succeeded in life despite their limitations, poor environment and disadvantages. There are those who have become failures in life in spite of all the advantages they had. This course will the student how to make decisions that will change their lives. |
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| 1 | BNT300 – Acts The book of Acts, also referred to as the “Acts of the Apostles” or the “Acts of the Holy Spirit”, presents the exciting story of the beginning of the church. Through a rigorous exposition of the book of Acts, students gain a greater understanding and appreciation of the early disciples’ commitment to the fulfillment of the Great Commission. |
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| 2 | BNT311 – Pauline Epistles I This course is a study of the ministry and teachings of the Apostle Paul as recorded in the Pauline Epistles. The life setting of each letter is related to Paul’s journeys described in the book of Acts. Special attention is given to the major theological themes of the epistles. Part I covers the Book of Galatians through II Thessalonians. |
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| 3 | BNT321 – Romans I This course will provide an in-depth and exegetical study of the Epistle to the Romans emphasizing its contribution to Christian theology and life. |
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| 4 | BNT332 – Romans II This course will provide an in-depth and exegetical study of the Epistle to the Romans emphasizing its contribution to Christian theology and life |
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| 5 | BOT333 – Old Testament III – Books of Poetry The poetic books of Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon are covered in detail. Historical Background information and theological themes of each book are outlined |
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| 6 | BPA370 – Homiletics The principles and practice of crafting and delivering a biblical sermon will be outlined and demonstrated. |
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| 7 | BPR333 – Bible Prophecy In this course, we seek to introduce the student to God’s real conversation with man. God, as Mother and Father to His children, provides for their needs in this life. He also speaks words of life to them that they might meet the future in His success and victory. |
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| 8 | BTH341 – Spiritual Warfare I The entire record of God’s Word, the Bible, describes men and women who faced difficult battles of life. In fact, the Apostle Paul describes life as a combat, conflict, and continual wrestling. This is the spiritual arena of life known as “spiritual warfare”. |
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| 9 | BTH343 – Systematic Theology III This course is an overview of the theological areas of Hamartiology, Soteriology, Ecclesiology, Eschatology. |
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| 10 | BTH351 – New Testament Church History This course is an overview of the the Christian Church, which includes the past, present and the Church to come, consists of all who believe in Jesus of Nazareth as the Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God; who have accepted Him as their personal Savior from sin, and who obey Him as the Christ, the Head of the Kingdom of God on this earth. |
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| 11 | BTH490 – Blood Covenant There is a blood line that stretches throughout the entire breadth of inspired scripture. From outside the gates of Eden in Genesis 4 to inside the gates of New Jerusalem in Revelations 21:22, the Bible is filled with the importance of the blood with regard to salvation. The blood of Jesus is very dear to Believers everywhere. Yet most Believers have a very limited understanding of all that has been accomplished by the blood of Jesus. This course enhances the reader’s understanding and appreciation for the Blood of Jesus. |
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| 12 | CED211 – Intro to Christian Education This course provides the student with biblical, historical, and theological foundations of Christian education. The student will be led to explore principles for an effective implementation of education programs in the local church. |
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