Birmingham Bible Institute
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OT 101 & 102 OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY 1 & 2 (Note 1) |
These
courses provide a foundational survey of the Old Testament. The purpose,
distinctives, character, and broad outline of each book are presented to
give a general grasp of the entire Old Testament. |
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110 PENTATEUCH |
The
first five books of the Bible—dealing with Creation, the Fall, the
Flood, and Jewish law and history through the Mosaic period—are
explored. Practical applications of doctrinal and devotional truth are
made for the student. |
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OT
120 HISTORICAL BOOKS |
The
history of the Hebrew nation, as recorded in the books of Joshua through
Esther, is studied. Practical applications are developed from the lives
of God’s Chosen People. |
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OT
130 POETICAL BOOKS |
The
books of poetry—Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of
Solomon—are examined for the doctrinal and practical teaching they
contain. |
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OT
140 MAJOR PROPHETS |
The
books Isaiah through Daniel are surveyed. The special messages of each
of the five books and their contemporary and future implications are
studied, stressing Messianic passages. |
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OT
150 MINOR PROPHETS |
The
books of Hosea through Malachi are surveyed. Each book is explored from
both historical and prophetical perspectives. |
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NT 101 & 102 NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY 1 & 2 (Note 2) |
These
courses provide a foundational survey of the New Testament. The author,
background, purpose, and general outline of each book are presented to
give an overview. |
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NT
110 LIFE OF CHRIST |
The
events in the life of Christ, as recorded in one or more of the synoptic
Gospels, are studied. His birth, ministry, passion, resurrection, and
ascension are all explored. |
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NT
120 ACTS |
This
course focuses on the origin and development of the New Testament
Church. Both devotional and historical analyses of the book are
provided. |
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NT
130 PAUL’S LONGER EPISTLES |
The
books of Romans and I & II Corinthians are explored. Both doctrinal
themes and practical applications to Christian living are discussed. |
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NT
140 PAUL’S SHORTER
EPISTLES |
The
ten shorter epistles of Paul, Galatians through Philemon, are examined.
Both doctrinal themes and practical applications to Christian living are
discussed. |
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NT
180 HEBREWS
(Note 3) |
The
epistle to the Hebrews is examined. Emphasis is placed on doctrinal
truths and practical applications derived from this epistle. |
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NT
150 GENERAL EPISTLES |
This
course surveys the letters written by James, Peter, and Jude. Attention
is given to their historical setting, thematic development, and
practical applications. |
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NT
160 JOHN’S WRITINGS |
The
Gospel and three epistles of John are studied. The discourses and
miracles of Christ are expounded, and the practical applications of the
epistles to Christian living are explained. |
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NT
170 REVELATION
(alternate
to BIBLE PROPHECY |
This
course provides a chapter-by-chapter exposition of the book of
Revelation, including an outline of prophetical events. |
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BT
101 BIBLE PROPHECY 1
or BT 102
BIBLE PROPHECY 2
(alternate
to REVELATION)
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All
major events from the coming of Christ to the Great White Throne
Judgment are surveyed, including the Rapture, Tribulation, Millennium,
resurrections, and judgments. |
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ELECTIVE COURSES |
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OT
001-039, NT 001-027 BIBLE
BOOK STUDIES
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A book of the Bible not treated separately in
required courses is made the focus of an in-depth study. Its background,
meaning, and practical applications are explored. |
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BE
021-029 BIBLE CHARACTER
STUDIES |
Periodically, a Bible character is made the focus
of an in-depth study. The historical context and life experiences of the
character are explored, and practical applications to Christian living
are developed. Past characters have included the Patriarchs, David,
Elijah, Ruth & Esther, and Paul. |
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BE
011 ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE OLD
TESTAMENT |
Notable
and illuminating discoveries in Bible lands, especially those made from
1800 to present, and their implication for Old Testament persons and
events are discussed. |
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012 ARCHEOLOGY OF THE NEW
TESTAMENT |
Notable
and illuminating discoveries in Bible lands, especially those made from
1800 to present, and their implication for New Testament persons and
events are discussed. |
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030 BIBLE GEOGRAPHY |
Bible
lands in the Old and New Testaments are studied. Emphasis is placed on
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070 PARABLES OF JESUS |
This
course focuses on the messages and meanings of several of Jesus’
parables. Principles for analysis and understanding of the parables are
presented and practiced. |
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080 PERSON AND WORK OF THE
HOLY SPIRIT |
The Holy Spirit’s ministries in the
believer’s life and in the Church are examined from biblical and
practical standpoints. |
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SPECIAL TOPICS SEMINARS |
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BE
001-099 |
Periodically, a
special topic dealt with in Scripture becomes the focus of an in-depth
study. Past courses have included “All the Prayers of the Bible” and
“Study of Angels in the Bible.” |
1. Only one semester is required for students embarking on the Bible Diploma program prior to Fall 2000.
2. Only one semester is required for students embarking on the Bible Diploma program prior to Fall 2000. This requirement can also be met by taking NT 100 New Testament Survey (one semester) and a New Testament elective.
3. Not required for students embarking upon the Bible Diploma program before Fall 1998.
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