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st 251 Theology i ..................................................................................3<br />
The Biblical doctrines of God, Christ, man, and sin, with refer-<br />
ence to the history and development of Christian theology.<br />
Prerequisite: 103, 1<strong>05</strong>.<br />
bbst 254 Theology ii (3)<br />
The Biblical doctrines of salvation, the Holy Spirit, the church,<br />
and last things, with reference to the history and develop-<br />
ment of Christian theology. A service learning component is<br />
incorporated into this class. Prerequisite: 103, 1<strong>05</strong>.<br />
bbst 306 early Christian history — acts ............................................3<br />
Study of the Book of Acts from a missions perspective, dealing<br />
with the activity of the early church and its current expression<br />
in evangelism and missions. Prerequisites: 103, 1<strong>05</strong>, 110.<br />
bbst 3<strong>07</strong> missiological Principles in the Book of acts ..................1<br />
e l e C t I v e s<br />
A look at mission issues in the book of Acts, through the lens<br />
of biblical, historical, cultural and strategic studies with an em-<br />
phasis on contemporary international Christianity. Required<br />
for students missing this emphasis in their study of Acts.<br />
bbst 220 Guided study (1-3)<br />
For those needing units to complete their Bible requirement.<br />
Reading with written reports on biblical and/or theologi-<br />
cal subjects. Prerequisite: consent of undergraduate Biblical<br />
& Theological Studies chair. For BOLD students only or by<br />
permission.<br />
bbst 301 Biblical studies research seminar ....................................3<br />
Research skills for use of the internet, library and reference<br />
works in biblical studies and theology. Methods of writing<br />
with emphasis on critical thinking, persuasion, and evaluation<br />
are covered, culminating in a research paper and oral presen-<br />
tation. Required of Bible majors. For Bible Majors only. Must be<br />
taken within the first two years at <strong>Biola</strong>.<br />
bbst 311 Biblical Backgrounds ..............................................................3<br />
Contributions of archeology, geography, culture, and history<br />
to biblical interpretation. May include abroad-study in lands of<br />
the biblical world. Bible majors only.<br />
bbst 312 Principles of interpretation ..................................................3<br />
Methods and principles for interpreting Scripture throughout<br />
church history and the present era. Theory is applied to texts<br />
with an emphasis on the grammatical-historical method.<br />
Prerequisite: 103, 1<strong>05</strong>.<br />
bbst 320 inductive Bible study .............................................................3<br />
Inductive method applied to selected biblical texts. Prerequi-<br />
site: 103, 1<strong>05</strong>.<br />
bbst 330 Jesus’ Life and ministry ..........................................................3<br />
Chronological study of the gospels, similarities and differences<br />
between the writers, as well as the historical, cultural and<br />
theological factors aiding in interpreting events and teach-<br />
ings. Prerequisite: 110.<br />
bbst 340 Guided study .........................................................................1-3<br />
In-depth study of a specific book or books of the Bible<br />
including written report on the relevance of the book to<br />
the student’s life. Course offered to fulfill BOLD program<br />
requirement. Prerequisite: consent of the Biblical & Theological<br />
Studies department.<br />
bbst 341 Pauline Literature ....................................................................3<br />
Authorship, occasion of writing, themes, theological issues,<br />
literary structure and content of Paul’s writings. May focus on<br />
a smaller unit such as Prison or Pastoral Letters. Prerequisite:<br />
103, 1<strong>05</strong>, 110.<br />
bbst 342 Johannine Literature ..............................................................3<br />
Authorship, occasion of writing, themes, theological issues,<br />
literary structure and content of John’s writings. Prerequisite:<br />
103, 1<strong>05</strong>, 110.<br />
bbst 343 General Letters .........................................................................3<br />
Authorship, occasion of writing, themes, theological issues,<br />
literary structure and content of non-Pauline letters. Prerequi-<br />
site: 103, 1<strong>05</strong>, 110.<br />
bbst 360 Pentateuch ................................................................................3<br />
Mosaic authorship, historical and cultural backdrop, themes,<br />
theological issues, literary structure and content. Prerequisite:<br />
103, 1<strong>05</strong>, 109.<br />
bbst 371 early history of israel .............................................................3<br />
Conquest through the establishment of David’s kingdom,<br />
focusing on historical, cultural and theological issues that aid<br />
in interpreting events and texts. Prerequisite: 103, 1<strong>05</strong>, 109.<br />
bbst 372 Later history of israel .............................................................3<br />
Kings and prophets from Solomon through the return from<br />
exile, emphasizing historical, cultural and theological issues<br />
that aid in interpreting events and texts. Prerequisite: 103, 1<strong>05</strong>,<br />
20<strong>05</strong> – 20<strong>07</strong> C ATA LO G Undergraduate Programs 67<br />
109.<br />
bbst 380 Wisdom and Poetic Literature ............................................3<br />
Authorship, date of writing, historical and cultural backdrop,<br />
themes, theological issues, literary structure and content of<br />
Job through Song of Songs. Prerequisite: 103, 1<strong>05</strong>, 109.<br />
bbst 391 major Prophets .........................................................................3<br />
Authorship, date of writing, historical and cultural backdrop,<br />
themes, theological issues, literary structure and content.<br />
Prerequisite: 103, 1<strong>05</strong>, 109.