Courses In Biblical Studies

The key word for this book of the Bible is Sanctification.  The purpose of the book is to promote sanctification 
by correcting evils and answering questions.  In the introduction the course discusses the author, the church and 
the riches that they have. During the discussion the course covers the corrective actions for dealing with the 
carnalities in the church, the consultive actions for dealing with the difficulties found there and the constructive 
actions for bringing out the spiritual growth of the church.

Biblical Studies 112:  II Corinthians
The second letter was undoubtedly an outcome of the first epistle written to the church at Corinth. Titus and 
Timothy communicated to Paul the response of the church to his first letter, and what they revealed disturbed him. 
His response is the second epistle.  There is a comparison and a contrast of the two epistles of Paul to the 
Corinthian church. In the first there is an exhibition of a church that needed correction and constructive instruction. 
In the second there is the display of the minister of correction as Paul is conscious of the authority conferred to him 
by God. In this second epistle the apostle unveils his personality and reveals his absolute dedication to the Lord 
Jesus Christ. So the epistle is largely personal from beginning to end. It is a defense of his ministry. In the first we 
get a picture of the church. In the second we get a vision of the minister within the church.

Biblical Studies 113:  Epistles of John and Jude

Biblical Hebrew 101

Old Testament Language - 

Biblical Greek 101

New Testament Language -


		Courses in Biblical Studies: Biblical Studies 101: Book of Genesis Biblical Studies 102: Old Testament Survey Biblical Studies 103: New Testament Survey Biblical Studies 104: Book of Daniel Biblical Studies 105: Book of Acts Biblical Studies 106: Gospel of Matthew Biblical Studies 107: Gospel of Mark Biblical Studies 108: Gospel of Luke Biblical Studies 109: Gospel of John Biblical Studies 110: Book of Esther Biblical Studies 111: I Corinthians The key word for this book of the Bible is Sanctification. The purpose of the book is to promote sanctification by correcting evils and answering questions. In the introduction the course discusses the author, the church and the riches that they have. During the discussion the course covers the corrective actions for dealing with the carnalities in the church, the consultive actions for dealing with the difficulties found there and the constructive actions for bringing out the spiritual growth of the church. Biblical Studies 112: II Corinthians The second letter was undoubtedly an outcome of the first epistle written to the church at Corinth. Titus and Timothy communicated to Paul the response of the church to his first letter, and what they revealed disturbed him. His response is the second epistle. There is a comparison and a contrast of the two epistles of Paul to the Corinthian church. In the first there is an exhibition of a church that needed correction and constructive instruction. In the second there is the display of the minister of correction as Paul is conscious of the authority conferred to him by God. In this second epistle the apostle unveils his personality and reveals his absolute dedication to the Lord Jesus Christ. So the epistle is largely personal from beginning to end. It is a defense of his ministry. In the first we get a picture of the church. In the second we get a vision of the minister within the church. Biblical Studies 113: Epistles of John and Jude Biblical Hebrew 101 Old Testament Language - Biblical Greek 101 New Testament Language -