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Biblical Studies
Biblical Studies -
The courses in Bible are designed to give the student a knowledge
of and appreciation for the Bible. The courses also provide foundational
preparation for those who plan future study in graduate theological education,
as well as giving professional preparation for those not anticipating
further formal education.
The biblical languages fulfill
the language requirements for the Bachelor of Arts Degree and also provide
the student with an understanding of the linguistic background of the
Bible.
| 2099 (1-4 hours credit) Special Topics |
4099 (1-4 hours credit) Special Topics |
| 2331 Methods in Biblical Interpretation |
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| 1301 Old Testament Survey |
4303 Old Testament Prophets |
| 4300 Old Testament Archeology |
4304 The Pentateuch |
| 4302 Old Testament Historical Books |
4305 The Writings |
| 1302 New Testament Survey |
4313 The Letters of Paul |
| 4301 New Testament Backgrounds |
4314 General Epistles and Revelation |
| 4307 Archaeological Field Methods |
4315 The Gospel of John |
| 4312 Jesus in the Synoptic Gospels |
4316 Acts |
| 2401,2402 Elementary Greek I, II |
4301, 4302 Intermediate Greek I, II |
| 2411, 2412 Elementary Hebrew I, II |
4311, 4312 Hebrew Readings I, II |
Logsdon School Foundation
Courses - For all majors in the Logsdon School, the following
foundational courses are required in addition to those of the major : BIBL 2331, THEO 2101, 4323, and CHST 4353. BIBL 1301 and 1302 are also
taken to satisfy the HSU core. Grades in these courses impact the grade
point average of the major.
For more information about Bachelors Degree Programs,
contact:
Dr. Larry R. McGraw
Logsdon School of Theology
HSU Box 16235
Abilene, Texas 79698-6235
TEL: 325-670-1268
E-mail: mcgraw@hsutx.edu