GT 5700 - Graduate Tutorial
-An introduction to CTU Seminary programs, methodology, research and writing requirements and course program guidelines. (Required)
                                                        (3 credits)

BIBLICAL STUDIES

BS 5100-Introduction to the Old Testament I
-A survey of individual books of the Old Testament, Genesis through Esther (historical books), with emphasis on authorship, dates, themes, and contents.
                                                        (3 credits)

BS 5101-Introduction to the Old Testament II
-A survey of individual books of the Old Testament, Job through Malachi (books of poetry and prophecy), with emphasis on authorship, dates, themes, and contents. (Prerequisite: BS 5100)
                                                        (3 credits)

BS 5110-Introduction to the New Testament I
-A study of the authorship, dates and contents of the books of the New Testament, Matthew through Acts, with emphasis on major themes, doctrines and events.
                                                        (3 credits)

BS 5111-Introduction to the New Testament II
-A study of the authorship, dates and contents of books of the New Testament, Romans through Revelation, with emphasis on major themes, doctrines and events. (Prerequisite: BS 5110)
                                                        (3 credits)

BS 5121-Study of Old Testament Literature (Survey)
-A panoramic view of the historical stages of the OT, with emphasis on major events and characters, reasons for studying the OT, and perspective on the arrangement of the books.
                                                        (3 credits)

BS 5131-Study of New Testament Literature (Survey)
-A chronological and parallel approach to the literature of the NT in consideration of the uniqueness and harmonization of the various sections. Special emphasis is given to persons, events and messages.
                                                        (3 credits)

BS 5141 - Hermeneutics
- A study of general principles of Bible interpretation with consideration of various systems. Includes consideration and explanation of difficult passages and problem areas (Prerequisites: B55100, 5101, 5110, and 5111, or their equivalent). Also listed as TH5141.
                                                        (3 credits)

 

BS 5145-Inspiration & Canonicity of the Scriptures
- A survey of the evidence from early Christian centuries as to why our present New Testament books were chosen. The analysis of the inspiration and authority of the Scriptures including the history of acceptance of the Old Testament and New Testament Canon.
                                                          (3 credits)

BS 5151-Creationism and Scriptural Evidences
- A study of the creation and origin of the earth in light of scientific and Scriptural evidences, with emphasis on the problems faced by evolutionists.
                                                          (3 credits)

BS 5152 - Biblical Archaeology
- A survey study of archaeological excavations in Bible lands, with emphasis on the methodology, chronology, deciphering and geographical arrangement in archaeological sites.
                                                          (3 credits)

BS 5153 - Archaeology of Jerusalem
- A study of archaeological excavations in and near Jerusalem, revealing its 5000 year history, with emphasis on the methods used to validate and confirm special events in the Biblical narratives.
                                                          (3 credits)

BS 5161 - Basic Greek Grammar
- An introductory study of Greek grammar covering the major declensions and tenses, limited to New Testament vocabulary and translation exercises. (On Campus Only)
                                                          (3 credits)

BS 5162 - Intermediate Greek Grammar
- A continuing study of Greek grammar with emphasis on declensions and tenses, pronouns and prepositions, New Testament vocabulary and translation (Prerequisite: BS5161). (On Campus Only)
                                                          (3 credits)

BS 5163 - Advanced Greek Grammar
- A continuing study of Greek grammar covering
language mechanics, irregular terms, New Testament vocabulary and translations (Prerequisite: BS5162). (On Campus Only)
                                                          (3 credits)

BS 5171 - Basic Hebrew Grammar
- An introductory study of Hebrew grammar covering the characteristics of Hebrew writing, parts of speech, word function in sentences, prepositions and participles. (On Campus Only)
                                                          (3 credits)

BS 5172-Intermediate Hebrew Grammar
-A continuing study of Hebrew grammar covering irregular substantives, regular verbs in stems, tense, voice and mood, vocabulary and translation of Old Testament verses (Prerequisite: BS 5171). (On Campus Only)
                                                          (3 credits)