New Testament Survey Course [Bi104]
The New Testament introduces an exciting new dynamic into the scripture – the work of Jesus Christ on the cross and the work of the Holy Spirit. This course will help establish for the student seamless connection and continuity between the Old Testament and the New Testament. Equally important this class will provide the student with the historical and cultural backdrop that influenced the writing of each of the New Testament’s 27 books. By grasping the original intent of each book, the audience it was written to, and the unique challenges and events being addressed by the author, the believer can better comprehend and apply the timeless truths the text contains. The course begins with an overview of the history, political structure, sociological groups, religion, and philosophical mindset of the first century world. The course then proceeds to examine each of the 27 books that comprise the New Testament. This examination will include each book’s historical context, the circumstances surrounding their writing, their author, the date and the main messages being presented.
Portland Bible College is an educational ministry of City Bible Church committed to the formation of Servant-Leaders for local churches and societies throughout the world. PBC has a reputation for not only training your mind, but also speaking to your spirit. Now these courses, which have helped thousands of pastors, church staff, marketplace leaders and committed believers achieve greater success in their churches, ministries and personal lives; is available to people anywhere in the world. This course can be offered for college credit by visiting www.portlandbiblecollege.org/apply_now
Group Use: If you are interested in facilitating this course for a group, there are group licensing options available, which are provided for $10 per student in attendance. The group option provides a Syllabus that includes discussion questions, book recommendations and homework assignments. This is so you, as a Leader in your church, can facilitate interaction with the lectures at a deeper level and even provide a "grade" for your students.
Copyright: All courses are the intellectual property of Portland Bible College. They are sold for private, noncommercial use only. Any copying or public presentation of part or all of the courses without express written permission from Portland Bible College is a violation of federal law. If you or your organizations wish to present all or part of a lecture publicly or to any group of people regardless of size, there are Group Licensing options available. Please contact the PBC Offices by phone at 503.255.3540 or email at pbconline@portlandbiblecollege.org detailing the specific intended use and the number of people to whom the material will be shown.
Linked Documents
Covenants Course [Th204] by Portland Bible College
Old Testament Survey Group License [Bi103] by Portland Bible College
L13 - 1 Corinthians by Portland Bible College
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| L01 - Introduction to New Testament Survey | ||
| L02 - Inter-testamental Period I | ||
| L03 - Inter-testamental Period II | ||
| L04 - Government of the New Testament | ||
| L05 - Spiritual Groups | ||
| L06 - Philosophical Overview of the New Testament | ||
| L07 - Matthew | ||
| L08 - Mark | ||
| L09 - Luke | ||
| L10 - John | ||
| L11 - Acts | ||
| L12 - Romans | ||
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L13 - 1 Corinthians
This is a free lecture made available from the course New Testament Survey [Bi 104] |
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| L14 - 2 Corinthians | ||
| L15 - Galatians | ||
| L16 - Ephesians | ||
| L17 - Philippians | ||
| L18 - Colossians | ||
| L19 - 1, 2 Thessalonians | ||
| L20 - 1 Timothy | ||
| L21 - 2 Timothy | ||
| L22 - Titus & Philemon | ||
| L23 - Hebrews | ||
| L24 - James | ||
| L25 - 1 Peter | ||
| L26 - 2 Peter | ||
| L27 - 1, 2 John | ||
| L28 - 3 John & Jude | ||
| L29 - Revelation |
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Posted by: 20482 Date: 2011-08-28 19:29:02 -0500 Rating: ![]()
thoroughly enjoyed the sovereignty of God in the intertestamental period.
