Exegetical Theology Certificate (M)
While pursing a Certificate in Exegetical Theology: Reading His Word, students will develop an understanding of the origin of the Bible, recognize the unique qualities of God’s Word, appreciate the varied yet unified content of the Old and New Testaments, and use sound principles in interpreting Scripture. Students will recognize the Bible as the authoritative source for knowledge of God and humankind, articulate key doctrines of the Christian faith, especially the gospel of Jesus Christ, and apply the teachings of Scripture to the life of the individual. Students will interpret contemporary culture in terms of biblical expectations and ways in which the Christian faith addresses contemporary challenges with confidence and hope, promoting the student’s perception of the Christian in society as being both an observer and a participant of the unfolding of history with Jesus Christ at the center.
Student Learning Outcomes for the Exegetical Theology: Reading His Word Certificate
- Students will develop an understanding of the origin of the Bible, recognize the unique qualities of God’s word, and appreciate the varied yet unified content of the Old and New Testaments, and use sound principles in interpreting Scripture.
- Students will recognize the Bible as the authoritative source for knowledge of God and humankind, articulate key doctrines of the Christian faith, especially the gospel of Jesus Christ, and apply the teachings of Scripture to the life of the individual.
- Students will interpret contemporary culture in terms of biblical expectations and ways in which the Christian faith addresses contemporary challenges with confidence and hope, promoting the student’s perception of the Christian in society as being both an observer and a participant of the unfolding of history with Jesus Christ at the center.
Curriculum
Code | Title | Hours |
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Required Courses | ||
Choose four of the following classes: | 12 | |
Genesis | ||
Wisdom of Israel | ||
Life of Christ | ||
The Gospel of Mark | ||
Johannine Literature | ||
Pauline Literature | ||
Prophets of Israel | ||
Revelation and End Times | ||
Life of Paul | ||
Gospel of Luke | ||
Christ in the Old Testament | ||
Psalms | ||
Holy Land | ||
Total Hours | 12 |