BIB101 Introduction to the Bible; or BIB102 Introduction to Israel’s Scriptures; or BIB103 Introduction to the New Testament; or BIB104 Old Testament Foundations; or BIB105 New Testament Foundations (pre-req or co-req)
Identify the literary and socio-historical context, content, structure and themes of the Major and Minor Prophets;
Display clear knowledge of divine involvement in the world, as seen in biblical prophetic literature, and its significance in its ancient Near East setting;
Exegetecritically both the primary biblical material and secondary literature from a range of perspectives;
Analyse the background, content, composition and theological motifs of Old Testament prophecy;
EvaluateYahweh’s involvement in human historyas seen in the prophetic literature.
Subject Content
Introducing Structure, Characters and Themes
Literary and Socio-Historical Context of Biblical Prophecy
Realpolitik and Eretz Israel
Styles of Communication
Religion and Law
Warnings, Woes and Comfort
Presentation of Yahweh
Social Justice
Attitudes to the Nations
Shepherd to Messiah
A New Covenant and Temple
God’s Servant
Prophets in Practice
This course may be offered in the following formats
Face to Face (onsite)
Distance/E-learning (online)
Intensive
Extensive
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