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Module 5: Bible Interpretation |
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Lesson 1: Biblical Inspiration Lesson 2: Biblical Hermeneutics Lesson 3: Biblical Literature Lesson 4: Biblical Studies
Required Textbooks Each Capstone module has assigned textbooks which are read and discussed through the course. We encourage students to read, reflect upon, and respond to these with their professors, mentors, and fellow learners. Format Mentor Guide: 341 pages in a three-ring binder Student Workbook: 293 page book DVD Set: approximately four hours of video | Title Page | Instructor | Copyright | The Capstone Curriculum at-a-glance This document lists the entire Capstone Curriculum (including lesson titles) and defines its terminology, module breakdown and the lesson outline.
Capstone Module Sample Are you interested in hearing actual module teaching? Feel free to preview one of the Capstone module’s instruction to gain a better understanding of what we’ve included in each module. Listening to the teaching may convince you that our training may be appropriate and desirable for your church or ministry leadership training! Module Description Want a full description of this Capstone module’s info and lesson material? This link will take you there. You can also access that same full description for the other modules as well. Module Synopsis According to the clear testimony of the Scriptures themselves, God equips his representatives through the Spirit-breathed Word of God, the Scriptures. Everyone God calls into the ministry must determine to discipline themselves so as to master its contents, submit to its injunctions, and teach its truths. Like a workman (or work-woman!) they must strive to handle the Word of truth accurately, and so be approved of the Lord in their study (2 Tim. 2.15). In this course we outline the need for biblical interpretation, and what is required to carry out this great task. We will explore both the divine and human dimensions of the Bible, and introduce an effective method of biblical interpretation designed to help you approach your study of Scripture so as to bridge the gap between our ancient and contemporary worlds. In addition, we highlight the importance of literary types in biblical interpretation, and explore the numerous kinds of solid scholarly reference tools available to us as we attempt to understand the meaning of a biblical text.
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