Old & New Testament Survey Course
Foundational Faith Framework
12/20/2024 - Student’s Notes – Week 8 - The Book of Revelation and New Testament Eschatology
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Week 8 - The Book of Revelation and New Testament Eschatology
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Week 8: The Book of Revelation and New Testament Eschatology
Topics Covered: The apocalyptic vision of John in Revelation The second coming of Christ and the final judgment The New Heaven and New Earth Readings: Revelation 1, Revelation 21–22 |
Week 8 - Reading - Book of Revelations
Week 8 - Glossary
Final Exam
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12/13/2024 - Week 6 & 7 - Pauline Epistles, General Epistles, and Paul’s Letters
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Week 6 & 7 - Pauline Epistles, General Epistles, and Paul’s Letters
Week 5 - Zoom Link - Class
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Topics Covered:
- Introduction about The Pauline Epistles - Introduction about Paul’s letters - Explain the difference between Pauline Epistles and Paul's letter - Themes of grace, faith, and justification by faith - Christian living and church structure in the Epistles - The superiority of Christ in Hebrews - Christian perseverance and growth in faith |
Week 6 & 7 - Readings:
Glossary for Week 6 & 7:
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12/6/2024 - Week 5 - The Acts of the Apostles & the Early Church
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Week 5: The Acts of the Apostles and the Early Church - Student's Manual including Homework
Week 5 - Zoom Link - Class
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Topics Covered:
The birth of the church at Pentecost The spread of the Gospel through Paul’s missionary journeys Key events in the growth of the early church |
Week 5 - Readings:
Acts 2, 9 & 15 Glossary for Week 5: The Acts of the Apostles and the Early Church |
11/29/2024 - Week 4: Overview of the New Testament and the Gospels
Week 4 - Overview of the New Testament and the Gospels - Student's Manual includes HomeworkWeek 4 - Zoom Link - Class https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcsf-6hqzsiHtxcmX6UKIniA1l7zZlbw-ld
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Topics Covered:
- Introduction to the New Testament: Historical context and structure - The Life and Ministry of Jesus (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John) - The Kingdom of God and the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy |
Week 4 - Readings: Matthew 5 - 7,
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11/8 & 22/2024 - Week 3: Wisdom Literature and the Prophets
Week 3 - Student's Manual includes HomeworkWeek 3 - Zoom Link - Class https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcsf-6hqzsiHtxcmX6UKIniA1l7zZlbw-ld
Week 3 - Reading Job 1, Psalm 23, Proverbs 3, Isaiah 53, Jeremiah 31 |
Topics Covered:
- Introduction to Wisdom Literature (Job, Psalms, Proverbs) - The Prophets: Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Historical Books, Wisdom, Literature and the Prophetic Books. Readings: Job 1, Psalm 23, Proverbs 3, Isaiah 53, Jeremiah 31, Week 3 - Glossary |
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11/1/2024 - Week 1 - Part 1 : The Historical Books of the Old Testament
Topics Covered:
Readings: Joshua 1, Judges 2, 1 Samuel 16, 2 Samuel 7 Assignments: Write a brief reflection on the importance of the Davidic Covenant. Assessment: Quiz on the key events of the historical books and their theological significance Week 2 - Zoom RecordingYour Weekly Receipt
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Week 2 - Student's Manual includes HomeworkWeek 2 - Zoom Link - Classhttps://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcsf-6hqzsiHtxcmX6UKIniA1l7zZlbw-ld
Week 2 - Reading Joshua 1, Judges 2, 1 Samuel 16, 2 Samuel 7Week 2 - GlossaryDiscussed in Class - 16 Missing NIV compared to KJV |
09/27 & 10/18/2024 - Week 1 - Part 1 - Introduction to the Bible and the Old Testament
Week 1: Introduction to the Bible and the Old Testament
Topics Covered: - Overview of the Bible's structure and purpose - Introduction to the Old Testament: Historical and cultural context - The Pentateuch (Genesis to Deuteronomy) Readings: Genesis 1 – 3, Exodus 12, Deuteronomy 6 Assignments: Reflect on the significance of creation and the covenant with Israel. Assessment: Quiz on the structure of the Old Testament and key themes in Genesis and Exodus.
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Your Weekly receipt for 9/27/24 & 10/18/24
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Week 1 - Student's Manual includes HomeworkTeacher’s Notes of Week 1Week 1: Reading
Readings: Genesis 1 – 3, Exodus 12, Deuteronomy 6 Old Testament - Glossary |
Welcome Message
Greetings, Georgie Voltaire,
Welcome to the Old & New Testament Survey Course your “Foundational Faith Framework”!
I am thrilled that you’ve chosen to embark on this transformative journey of biblical exploration and study. As we dive into the depth and richness of God's Word, it is my prayer that this course not only increases your knowledge but also deepens your relationship with the Lord.
This is your dedicated student page. Here, you will find all your information, including weekly classes, course syllabus, our initial email, grading scale, assessments, receipts, additional resources, and glossaries for the Old & New Testaments, among other materials.
The Bible is more than a historical document—it is a living testimony of God’s love, promises, and purposes for humanity. Throughout this course, we will journey together through both the Old and New Testaments, uncovering the stories, teachings, and prophecies that continue to shape the lives of believers today. From the creation account to the life of Christ and the early church, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of how God has worked through history and how His Word remains relevant to us today.
Whether you are taking this course to strengthen your personal faith, to grow in your ministry, or simply to gain a deeper understanding of the Scriptures, I encourage you to approach each lesson with an open heart and mind. The Holy Spirit will guide and illuminate the truths of God’s Word as you study and reflect on His teachings.
As you embark on this exciting journey, remember that you are not alone. We are here to support and encourage you every step of the way. I believe that as you commit to this study, you will be blessed with new insights, greater wisdom, and a deeper connection to God’s unfolding plan for your life.
I look forward to walking alongside you in this rewarding experience of discovering the beauty and power of the Bible. Together, let us seek to know God more intimately and live out His Word in our daily lives.
Blessings,
Under His Wing &
His Pen of a Ready Writer,
Professor Dr. Althea Winifred
Greetings, Georgie Voltaire,
Welcome to the Old & New Testament Survey Course your “Foundational Faith Framework”!
I am thrilled that you’ve chosen to embark on this transformative journey of biblical exploration and study. As we dive into the depth and richness of God's Word, it is my prayer that this course not only increases your knowledge but also deepens your relationship with the Lord.
This is your dedicated student page. Here, you will find all your information, including weekly classes, course syllabus, our initial email, grading scale, assessments, receipts, additional resources, and glossaries for the Old & New Testaments, among other materials.
The Bible is more than a historical document—it is a living testimony of God’s love, promises, and purposes for humanity. Throughout this course, we will journey together through both the Old and New Testaments, uncovering the stories, teachings, and prophecies that continue to shape the lives of believers today. From the creation account to the life of Christ and the early church, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of how God has worked through history and how His Word remains relevant to us today.
Whether you are taking this course to strengthen your personal faith, to grow in your ministry, or simply to gain a deeper understanding of the Scriptures, I encourage you to approach each lesson with an open heart and mind. The Holy Spirit will guide and illuminate the truths of God’s Word as you study and reflect on His teachings.
As you embark on this exciting journey, remember that you are not alone. We are here to support and encourage you every step of the way. I believe that as you commit to this study, you will be blessed with new insights, greater wisdom, and a deeper connection to God’s unfolding plan for your life.
I look forward to walking alongside you in this rewarding experience of discovering the beauty and power of the Bible. Together, let us seek to know God more intimately and live out His Word in our daily lives.
Blessings,
Under His Wing &
His Pen of a Ready Writer,
Professor Dr. Althea Winifred
Course Sybullas
The Old and New Testament Survey Course is structured over 8 weeks, with each week focusing on specific sections of the Bible. Below is the detailed syllabus, outlining topics covered each week, along with corresponding readings, assignments, and assessments to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the material.
Week 1: Introduction to the Bible and the Old Testament
Topics Covered:
Overview of the Bible's structure and purpose
Introduction to the Old Testament: Historical and cultural context
The Pentateuch (Genesis to Deuteronomy)
Readings: Genesis 1–3, Exodus 12, Deuteronomy 6
Assignments: Reflect on the significance of creation and the covenant with Israel.
Assessment: Quiz on the structure of the Old Testament and key themes in Genesis and Exodus.
Week 2: The Historical Books of the Old Testament
Topics Covered:
Israel’s conquest of Canaan (Joshua)
The period of the Judges
The monarchy: Saul, David, and Solomon (1 & 2 Samuel, 1 Kings)
Readings: Joshua 1, Judges 2, 1 Samuel 16, 2 Samuel 7
Assignments: Write a brief reflection on the importance of the Davidic Covenant.
Assessment: Quiz on the key events of the historical books and their theological significance.
Week 3: Wisdom Literature and the Prophets
Topics Covered:
Introduction to Wisdom Literature (Job, Psalms, Proverbs)
The Prophets: Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and the Minor Prophets
Readings: Job 1, Psalm 23, Proverbs 3, Isaiah 53, Jeremiah 31
Assignments: Compare and contrast the message of hope in the prophets with the wisdom in Proverbs.
Assessment: Short essay on the role of prophecy in the Old Testament.
Week 4: Overview of the New Testament and the Gospels
Topics Covered:
Introduction to the New Testament: Historical context and structure
The Life and Ministry of Jesus (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John)
The Kingdom of God and the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy
Readings: Matthew 5–7, John 1, Luke 24
Assignments: Analyze the Sermon on the Mount and its significance for Christian living.
Assessment: Quiz on the life of Christ and key events in the Gospels.
Week 5: The Acts of the Apostles and the Early Church
Topics Covered:
The birth of the church at Pentecost
The spread of the Gospel through Paul’s missionary journeys
Key events in the growth of the early church
Readings: Acts 2, Acts 9, Acts 15
Assignments: Research Paul’s conversion and its impact on the early church.
Assessment: Quiz on the major events and figures in Acts.
Week 6: The Pauline Epistles
Topics Covered:
Introduction to Paul’s letters: Romans, Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians
Themes of grace, faith, and justification by faith
Christian living and church structure in the Epistles
Readings: Romans 8, Galatians 5, Ephesians 2
Assignments: Write a reflection on Paul’s teachings about faith and works in Romans and Galatians.
Assessment: Quiz on the key themes of the Pauline Epistles.
Week 7: The General Epistles and the Book of Hebrews
Topics Covered:
Overview of the General Epistles: James, 1 & 2 Peter, 1 John
The superiority of Christ in Hebrews
Christian perseverance and growth in faith
Readings: James 1, 1 Peter 1, Hebrews 11
Assignments: Write a short essay on faith and endurance in the book of Hebrews.
Assessment: Quiz on the key themes in the General Epistles and Hebrews.
Week 8: The Book of Revelation and New Testament Eschatology
Topics Covered:
The apocalyptic vision of John in Revelation
The second coming of Christ and the final judgment
The New Heaven and New Earth
Readings: Revelation 1, Revelation 21–22
Assignments: Reflect on the hope of the new creation in Revelation and its implications for Christian living.
Assessment: Final exam covering the key themes of the New Testament, with an emphasis on eschatology.
Assessments Overview
Weekly Quizzes: Short quizzes will be given each week to reinforce key concepts and ensure understanding of the material covered.
Written Assignments: Reflections and essays will help students engage more deeply with the biblical text and apply its teachings to life and ministry.
Final Exam: A comprehensive exam at the end of the course will assess students' overall grasp of the Old and New Testament themes, figures, and theological concepts.
The Old and New Testament Survey Course is structured over 8 weeks, with each week focusing on specific sections of the Bible. Below is the detailed syllabus, outlining topics covered each week, along with corresponding readings, assignments, and assessments to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the material.
Week 1: Introduction to the Bible and the Old Testament
Topics Covered:
Overview of the Bible's structure and purpose
Introduction to the Old Testament: Historical and cultural context
The Pentateuch (Genesis to Deuteronomy)
Readings: Genesis 1–3, Exodus 12, Deuteronomy 6
Assignments: Reflect on the significance of creation and the covenant with Israel.
Assessment: Quiz on the structure of the Old Testament and key themes in Genesis and Exodus.
Week 2: The Historical Books of the Old Testament
Topics Covered:
Israel’s conquest of Canaan (Joshua)
The period of the Judges
The monarchy: Saul, David, and Solomon (1 & 2 Samuel, 1 Kings)
Readings: Joshua 1, Judges 2, 1 Samuel 16, 2 Samuel 7
Assignments: Write a brief reflection on the importance of the Davidic Covenant.
Assessment: Quiz on the key events of the historical books and their theological significance.
Week 3: Wisdom Literature and the Prophets
Topics Covered:
Introduction to Wisdom Literature (Job, Psalms, Proverbs)
The Prophets: Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and the Minor Prophets
Readings: Job 1, Psalm 23, Proverbs 3, Isaiah 53, Jeremiah 31
Assignments: Compare and contrast the message of hope in the prophets with the wisdom in Proverbs.
Assessment: Short essay on the role of prophecy in the Old Testament.
Week 4: Overview of the New Testament and the Gospels
Topics Covered:
Introduction to the New Testament: Historical context and structure
The Life and Ministry of Jesus (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John)
The Kingdom of God and the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy
Readings: Matthew 5–7, John 1, Luke 24
Assignments: Analyze the Sermon on the Mount and its significance for Christian living.
Assessment: Quiz on the life of Christ and key events in the Gospels.
Week 5: The Acts of the Apostles and the Early Church
Topics Covered:
The birth of the church at Pentecost
The spread of the Gospel through Paul’s missionary journeys
Key events in the growth of the early church
Readings: Acts 2, Acts 9, Acts 15
Assignments: Research Paul’s conversion and its impact on the early church.
Assessment: Quiz on the major events and figures in Acts.
Week 6: The Pauline Epistles
Topics Covered:
Introduction to Paul’s letters: Romans, Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians
Themes of grace, faith, and justification by faith
Christian living and church structure in the Epistles
Readings: Romans 8, Galatians 5, Ephesians 2
Assignments: Write a reflection on Paul’s teachings about faith and works in Romans and Galatians.
Assessment: Quiz on the key themes of the Pauline Epistles.
Week 7: The General Epistles and the Book of Hebrews
Topics Covered:
Overview of the General Epistles: James, 1 & 2 Peter, 1 John
The superiority of Christ in Hebrews
Christian perseverance and growth in faith
Readings: James 1, 1 Peter 1, Hebrews 11
Assignments: Write a short essay on faith and endurance in the book of Hebrews.
Assessment: Quiz on the key themes in the General Epistles and Hebrews.
Week 8: The Book of Revelation and New Testament Eschatology
Topics Covered:
The apocalyptic vision of John in Revelation
The second coming of Christ and the final judgment
The New Heaven and New Earth
Readings: Revelation 1, Revelation 21–22
Assignments: Reflect on the hope of the new creation in Revelation and its implications for Christian living.
Assessment: Final exam covering the key themes of the New Testament, with an emphasis on eschatology.
Assessments Overview
Weekly Quizzes: Short quizzes will be given each week to reinforce key concepts and ensure understanding of the material covered.
Written Assignments: Reflections and essays will help students engage more deeply with the biblical text and apply its teachings to life and ministry.
Final Exam: A comprehensive exam at the end of the course will assess students' overall grasp of the Old and New Testament themes, figures, and theological concepts.
About the Old & New Testament Survey Course
Overview | Purpose | Objectives | Course Structure
This course is starting Friday, September 27, 2024
6:00 - 7:00 p.m. (60 minutes)
8 Weeks Course Friday, September 27 to December 20, 2025
All Homework & Final Exam & Paper due January 20, 2025
This page will be open until January 20, 2025.
Overview | Purpose | Objectives | Course Structure
This course is starting Friday, September 27, 2024
6:00 - 7:00 p.m. (60 minutes)
8 Weeks Course Friday, September 27 to December 20, 2025
All Homework & Final Exam & Paper due January 20, 2025
This page will be open until January 20, 2025.
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Application Fee:
Payments Due Dates (Dates are subject to change): Week 1: - Friday, September 27, 2024 - $85.00 Week 2: - Wednesday, October 2, 2024 - $85.00 Week 3: - Friday, October 11, 2024 - $85.00 Week 4: - Friday, October 18, 2024 - $85.00 Week 5: - Friday, November 1, 2024 - $85.00 Week 6: - Friday, November 8, 2024 - $85.00 Week 7: - Friday, November 15, 2024 - $85.00 Week 8: - Friday, November 22, 2024 - $85.00 Final Exam & Paper: - Friday, December 6, 2024, at 9:00 a.m. Fees Receipt Section
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Grading ScaleGrading Scale for the Old & New Testament Survey CourseThe grading scale for this course is designed to reflect your understanding and engagement with the material, as well as your ability to articulate and apply biblical principles. Your final grade will be calculated based on assignments, quizzes, participation, and the final exam and paper.
Grade = Percentage Range - Description (G=PR-D) A+ = 97-100% - Exceptional understanding and application of biblical concepts, with insightful contributions to discussions and assignments. A = 93-96% - Excellent grasp of course material, demonstrating strong analytical skills and comprehensive understanding. A- = 90-92% - Very good understanding of course content with minor areas for improvement in application or analysis. B+ = 87-89% - Good knowledge of the material with solid analysis and application, though some key areas may need further development. B = 83-86% - Adequate understanding of the material, showing general competence but lacking depth in certain areas. B- = 80-82%- Basic grasp of key concepts, but with noticeable gaps in understanding or application. C+ = 77-79% - Fair understanding, with significant areas needing improvement or greater engagement with the material. C = 73-76% - Minimal comprehension of course concepts, requiring more thorough study and reflection. C- = 70-72% - Limited understanding, struggling to meet course requirements. Needs significant improvement. D = 60-69% - Poor performance, with a lack of engagement and failure to demonstrate adequate comprehension of the material. F = Below 60% - Failing grade, indicating a lack of effort, understanding, and completion of course requirements. Grading Course Components:
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