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2012-2013 Seminary Programs Academic Catalog
sermons on the first gospel. Attention will be
given to such issues as introductory matters,
gospel study methods, Jesus’ teaching on mis-
sion, Matthew’s “universal blessing” theme,
preaching resources and preaching approaches.
You will prepare a series of messages on the
book and will gain experience by preaching in
class. (Also offered as HOM 7041)
BiB 9950
doctoral studies in Bible ......................(1-3)
A faculty member will direct your study as you
participate in a seminar or pursue research in an
area of special interest.
Biblical Languages
arm 6110
Biblical aramaic ........................................(3)
This course provides you with a foundational
study of Biblical Aramaic. Initially, you will focus
on mastering the basic grammatical and syntacti-
cal aspects of Aramaic. You will then begin read-
ing from the Aramaic portions of Ezra and Daniel.
Prerequisite:
HEB 5110 or equivalent.
gre 5110, 5111
greek 1 and 2: Beginning grammar ..(3, 3)
Together, these courses introduce you to the
basic grammar and vocabulary of New Testament
Greek. Emphasis is placed on understanding
word formation and building vocabulary as a
foundation for developing reading proficiency. You
will begin to read the Greek New Testament dur-
ing these courses. (Also available online)
gre 6210
greek 3: from exegesis to exposition ..(3)
You will learn the skills needed to analyze Greek
grammar and syntax, use exegetical tools and
methods, and prepare sermon/lesson outlines
based on the New Testament text. The goal of
course assignments is to prepare you for preach-
ing and teaching.
Prerequisite:
GRE 5111 or
equivalent. (Also available online)
gre 6307
greek 4: exegesis and exposition
of Luke ........................................................(3)
You will engage in advanced exegetical study of
the gospel of Luke in the Greek text. Attention will
be given to strengthening skills in reading, transla-
tion, grammatical analysis and exegesis in the
genres of narrative, parable and apocalyptic litera-
ture in order to enrich understanding of the book’s
message. Course assignments include prepara-
tion and/or practice in communicating that mes-
sage.
Prerequisite:
GRE 6210 or equivalent. (Also
available online)
gre 6325
greek 4: exegesis and exposition of
galatians ....................................................(3)
You will engage in advanced exegetical study of
Paul’s letter to the Galatians in the Greek text.
Attention will be given to strengthening skills in
reading, translation, grammatical analysis and
exegesis in order to enrich understanding of the
book’s message. Course assignments include
preparation and/or practice in communicating that
message.
Prerequisite:
GRE 6210 or equivalent.
gre 6328
greek 4: exegesis and exposition of
ephesians....................................................(3)
You will engage in advanced exegetical study of
Paul’s letter to the Ephesians in the Greek text.
Attention will be given to strengthening skills in
reading, translation, grammatical analysis and
exegesis in order to enrich understanding of the
book’s message. Course assignments include
preparation and/or practice in communicating that
message.
Prerequisite:
GRE 6210 or equivalent.
gre 6950
faculty directed study in greek ..........(1-3)
A faculty member will direct your study as you
participate in a seminar or pursue research in an
area of special interest.
gre 9950
doctoral studies in greek ....................(1-3)
A faculty member will direct your study as you
participate in a seminar or pursue research in an
area of special interest.
heB 5110, 5111
hebrew 1 and 2: Beginninggrammar ..(3, 3)
Together, these courses introduce the basic gram-
mar and vocabulary of Old Testament Hebrew.
Emphasis is placed on understanding word for-
mation and building vocabulary as a foundation
for developing reading proficiency. You will begin
to read the Hebrew Old Testament during these
courses. (Also available online)