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ttbe 602 Genesis ........................................................................................2<br />

An exposition, with an emphasis on important critical and<br />

contemporary issues, and biblical theology, especially the<br />

Abrahamic Covenant. Elective.<br />

ttbe 604 isaiah ............................................................................................2<br />

An exposition, emphasizing background issues, purpose,<br />

structure, interpretation of prophetic literature, and theologi-<br />

cal contributions of the book to Old and New Testament<br />

theology. Elective.<br />

ttbe 608 matthew .....................................................................................2<br />

An exposition, emphasizing background issues, purpose,<br />

structure, and interpretation of narrative literature. Elective.<br />

ttbe 610 romans .......................................................................................2<br />

An exposition, emphasizing background issues, purpose,<br />

structure, development of the argument, and theological<br />

contributions. Elective.<br />

ttbe 722 Directed research ............................................................... 1–4<br />

Guided research in some biblical area relating to exposition,<br />

according to the student’s need and relevancy to ministry.<br />

Elective.<br />

ttbe 726 expositional methodology in Daniel & revelation .....3<br />

Application of expositional method to selected passages from<br />

Daniel and Revelation. Discussion of crucial background and<br />

critical issues, book structures, interpretive difficulties, practical<br />

implications and various approaches to understanding the<br />

text of each book. Required of M.Div. program. Suggested<br />

elective for M.A. program. Prerequisite: TTBE 517.<br />

ttbe 731 exposition of old Testament<br />

segments or Themes ......................................................... 2–3<br />

ttbe 732 exposition of new Testament<br />

segments or Themes ....................................................... 2–3*<br />

ttbe 733 Biographical exposition<br />

of selected Biblical figures ..................................................2<br />

These electives will be offered in cycle, with the breadth of<br />

the scope of each offering determined by: 1) the expertise of<br />

available faculty; 2) current issues of scholarly and practical<br />

importance; and 3) balance in regard to recent offerings.<br />

ttbe 740 advanced hermeneutics ......................................................2<br />

A seminar focusing upon issues in philosophical hermeneutics<br />

and the philosophy of language with special attention to the<br />

nature of the Bible and its application. Prerequisite: TTBE 517.<br />

ttbe 741 issues in Biblical exposition .................................................2<br />

A seminar focusing on selected technical and practical issues<br />

in the field of biblical exposition. Prerequisite: TTBE 726.<br />

ttbe 743 old Testament Backgrounds ...............................................2<br />

A presentation of the cultural development of the Holy Land<br />

and nations of the Fertile Crescent in relation to Israel, the stra-<br />

tegic location of the Holy Land, the climate and topography,<br />

and the location of important place names. Elective for Th.M.<br />

students; others by departmental permission.<br />

ttbe 750 old Testament Wisdom & Poetry .......................................2<br />

An expositional study of key passages and themes in Psalms,<br />

Proverbs, Job and Ecclesiastes. Special emphasis is given to<br />

the characteristics of Old Testament poetry, the unique pur-<br />

poses of Old Testament wisdom and hymnic literature and the<br />

theological relevance of each book in ministry today.<br />

ttbe 770 The Life of Christ ......................................................................2<br />

A chronological and expositional study of Jesus Christ’s life on<br />

earth, emphasizing the historical, cultural and theological in-<br />

terpretation of key events and teachings in Christ’s life, as well<br />

as the similarities / differences of the four gospel accounts.<br />

ttbe 806 Bible exposition seminar ................................................. 2–3<br />

Special course work for TTBE majors who wish to study a<br />

particular area of Bible exposition. Elective for Th.M. students.<br />

ttbe 8<strong>07</strong> exposition of Central Prophetic Passages ......................2<br />

A special concentration on exposition of selected prophe-<br />

cies with regard to culture, views and the integration of the<br />

passages with an overall biblical picture. Elective for Th.M.<br />

students; others by departmental permission.<br />

ttbe 880 Directed research ............................................................... 1–4<br />

Supervised research in selected areas of biblical studies. Elec-<br />

tive for Th.M. students.<br />

ttbe 891 research seminar ....................................................................3<br />

ttbe 892 research seminar ....................................................................2<br />

Discussion and application of the central areas of Bible<br />

Exposition research and related fields of study. Instruction in<br />

research, including the identification of a problem, the steps<br />

undertaken to resolve a problem, and writing the results.<br />

Required for the first semester of the Th.M. (B.E.) program. Fee:<br />

$50, (TTBE 891). A second semester may be taken to continue<br />

research in the area of interest.<br />

20<strong>05</strong> – 20<strong>07</strong> C ATA LO G Talbot School of Theology 227

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