In this lesson, we speak about different methods for studying the Bible. We address Bible memorization, repetitive reading, and walk through an introductory discourse analysis. Download the handout
In this lesson, we speak about different tools and resources that can assist in studying the Bible. We address Bible translations, dictionaries, atlases, commentaries, and
In this lesson, we consider the Bible as a work of literature, that is a text written with intention toward a beauty of expression and
Scripture cannot be treated as a bare or flat compilation of discreet data. It is an organic, progressively unfolding, history of divine special revelation. Treating
Whereas canon addresses the question of “which books” are God’s Word, textual criticism addresses the question, “Which texts?” We continue our introduction to the Bible
We recognize sixty-six books as Holy Scripture: thirty-nine in the Old Testament and twenty-seven in the New Testament. How were these books recognized? How do
Sola Scriptura means “Scripture alone,” but there’s a few ways to take that. Sola Scriptura is all about the authority, sufficiency, and ultimacy of God’s Word—not
In this lesson, we consider the doctrine of the inspiration, inerrancy, and infallibility of Scripture as well as its attributes: authority, necessity, perspicuity, and sufficiency.
True religion is based on divine revelation. We do not depend upon ourselves to know everything. God has made himself and his will known to
In this lesson, we’re seeking to gain an understanding of the big picture of the Bible. We will cover an overview of biblical history as