Course Title: Introduction to Biblical Theology
    Programme: Certificate in Biblical Theology
    Delivery Mode: Online (Self-paced)

    Course Description:
    The Introduction to Biblical Theology course offers a comprehensive overview of biblical theology as a discipline. Students will explore the historical development of key theological concepts throughout the Old and New Testaments, focusing on the progressive revelation of God. The course emphasizes understanding the unique theological contributions of individual biblical writers and periods, while contrasting biblical theology with systematic theology. Through detailed online lessons, students will gain insight into how biblical doctrines were formed in their historical contexts and how these contribute to the larger narrative of Scripture.

    Designed for self-paced study, this course requires no interaction between students, allowing individuals to independently develop a solid foundation in biblical theology through engaging and informative content.

    Course Objectives:
    By the end of the course, students will be able to:

    1. Define biblical theology and distinguish it from systematic theology.
    2. Understand the role of exegesis in forming biblical theology using the literal-grammatical-historical method.
    3. Identify the key unifying themes of Old Testament theology (e.g., promise, kingdom, God's design) and trace their development.
    4. Recognize the contributions of individual New Testament authors, such as Pauline and Johannine theology.
    5. Comprehend the concept of progressive revelation and how God's self-disclosure unfolds throughout biblical history.
    6. Appreciate the significance of the historical and cultural context in which biblical doctrines were revealed.

    Learning Outcomes:
    Upon completing this course, students will be able to:

    1. Articulate the basic principles of biblical theology and its methodology.
    2. Analyze the historical development of major theological themes across the Old and New Testaments.
    3. Explain how the theological perspectives of individual biblical writers were shaped by their historical contexts.
    4. Critically examine biblical passages using the principles of biblical theology, identifying key doctrinal emphases.
    5. Demonstrate a foundational understanding of how biblical theology integrates into the broader discipline of theology, setting the stage for further study in the program.

    This introductory course lays the groundwork for deeper engagement with biblical theology and prepares students for subsequent courses in the Certificate in Biblical Theology programme.

    Course Duration: 

    Approximately 5 Days.

    Cost:

    $9.99