This course is about preaching, the why’s and how’s of sermon preparation. You may never envision yourself preaching to a church or even in a small setting, but you can never tell how God may want to use you someday. It makes sense then to do some preparation towards this then!
Archeologists for the last two hundred years have been excavating parts of Israel and the surrounding region. Through their excavations they have unearthed many important discoveries which help make better sense of difficult passages of the Bible. They also confirm many of the occurrences mentioned in the Bible to show them as historically accurate.
HEBREWS & LEVITICUS
ABTC currently offers Hebrews and Leviticus as its latest course offering.
Ever wondered how to study the book of Hebrews with its many difficult passages or the book of Leviticus which seems to have little relations with all its ceremonies to 21st century Christians. This course will examine both these books paying special attention to how the person of Christ connects these two books together. On a larger scale this course will also address how the two covenants, the Old and the New relate to each other.
Course Description
This is a beginning course in Bible Prophesy. It is designed to acquaint the student with the foundational principles of prophesy. The courses that follow this, Eschatology II and III build upon the truths established in this beginning course.
The course will cover methods of interpretation of scripture (specially relating to Bible prophesy), the Eschatological Covenants, and the course of this present age.
Course Objectives:
It will be the objective of this course to provide an overview of the Historical Books of the Old Testament: Joshua, Judges, Ruth, 1 & 2 Samuel, 1 & 2 Kings, 1 & 2 Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther. An understanding will be sought of God’s involvement with the Children of Israel and how they were taken from wilderness wandering to the conquest of Canaan; from a patchwork design of different tribal families to become a great nation; from the division of the kingdom to the exile in captivity; and finally, to witness the restoration and rebuilding according to the promises of God. Also, it will be the stated objective of this course to develop an understanding of how the message of the Historical Books may be relevant to us today. Knowing that, “. . . all these things happened to them as examples, and they were written for our admonition, upon whom the ends of the ages have come” (1 Corinthians 10:11).
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