The Accelerated Bible Core (ABC) is a special two semester program designed for the entering graduate student who has not had any formal Bible and Theology training before coming to Grace College of Graduate Studies. These courses are only open to those in the ABC Program. Spring ABC is open only to those who have completed BS 523, 522 and 525.
| BS 523 |
Practical Application of Biblical Hermeneutics |
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Principles of biblical hermeneutics are applied to various styles and types of biblical writing. Particular emphasis is given to analysis, interpretation, and application of selected passages. Time will be spent in the study of the doctrine of bibliology. |
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| BS 522 |
The Law and History of Israel |
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This course consists of an overview of the Pentateuch and Historical Books. The doctrines of anthropology and hamartology are studied. The student will also study the first stages of the drama of redemption and the anticipation of Messiah in the Old Testament. |
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| BS 525 |
The Sages and Prophets of Israel |
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This course will overview the wisdom and prophetic literature of the Old Testament. The doctrine of God will be studied against the background of the wisdom and prophetic books. The study of the drama of redemption and the anticipation of Messiah in this literature will also be investigated. |
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| BS 526 |
Jesus Christ our Lord |
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The Gospels and their background will be surveyed. In conjunction with the studies in the Gospel, the student will also study the doctrine of Christ’s person and work. Time will also be spent in learning how to share one’s faith with others. |
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| BS 527 |
The Church Unhindered |
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Against the backdrop of the book of Acts, the student will study the development of the unhindered church from Pentecost to the present age. The doctrines of ecclesiology and pneumatology will be studied. |
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| BS 536 |
The Church Triumphant |
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This course is a study of the New Testament epistles from Romans to Revelation. The doctrines of angelology and eschatology will be investigated. The students will also present a point-counterpoint topic in class.
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