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Courses

Greek Exegesis

GK 601 | 3 Credit Hours

The exegetical process is applied to the Greek New Testament. Passages will be exegeted.

Greek Vocabulary

GK 603 | 3 Credit Hours

A study of Greek vocabulary words grouped by roots.

Greek Synonyms

GK 604 | 2 Credit Hours

A study of important Greek synonyms found in the New Testament.

Philippians in Greek

GK 701 | 3 Credit Hours

A careful exegesis of the book of Philippians and portions of other Pauline Epistles from the Greek text with an emphasis on the syntax, vocabulary, and message of the book.

Luke in Greek

GK 702 | 3 Credit Hours

A careful exegesis of portions of the book of Luke from the Greek text with an emphasis on the syntax, vocabulary, and message of the book.

Hebrews in Greek

GK 703 | 3 Credit Hours

A careful exegesis of portions of the book of Hebrews from the Greek text with an emphasis on the syntax, vocabulary, and message of the book.

General Epistles in Greek

GK 704 | 3 Credit Hours

A careful exegesis of portions of the Epistles of James and Peter from the Greek text with an emphasis on the syntax, vocabulary, and message of the book.

Reading the Greek New Testament

GK 710 | 3 Credit Hours

The student will read the entire Greek New Testament using tools such as a readers’ Greek lexicon or Bible software.

Dissertation in NT Language

GK 750 | 2 Credit Hours

The PhD candidate under the direction of the seminary faculty will write and orally defend a dissertation that contributes to man’s knowledge in a specific area of New Testament language. The PhD candidate must enroll in this course each summer and semester from the time his course work is completed until the dissertation is complete. A maximum of 6 hours may count toward degree requirements.

Hebrew Grammar I

HE 501 | 3 Credit Hours

The basics of Biblical Hebrew letters, nouns, and verbs in the Qal perfect and imperfect are taught in this course. Students will do simple translating from Hebrew to English.

Hebrew Grammar II

HE 502 | 3 Credit Hours

The student will study the various stems of both strong and weak Hebrew verbs. He will translate various portions of the Hebrew Bible.

Reading Old Testament Hebrew I

HE 601 | 3 Credit Hours

The student will read and translate a variety of passages from the historical portions of the Hebrew Old Testament.

Hebrew Syntax

HE 602 | 3 Credit Hours

The relationships of words and function of the parts of speech in the ancient Hebrew language are examined here.

Reading Old Testament Hebrew II

HE 701 | 3 Credit Hours

The student will read and translate a variety of passages from the prophetic and poetic portions of the Hebrew Old Testament.

Hebrew Exegesis

HE 702 | 3 Credit Hours

The exegetical process is applied to the Hebrew language in this course. The student will exegete passages from the Hebrew.