PTS Catalogue - Princeton Theological Seminary

NT/TH3368 Paul and Karl
An examination of Karl Barth’s monumental Epistle to the Romans in light of recent
studies of the theology of Paul. Special attention will be given to the following
topics: the apocalyptic character of Romans, the righteousness of God, human and
divine agency, the faith of Jesus Christ, and the calling of Israel.
does not fulfill the doctrine or theologian course requirement.
Fall Semester, 2012–2013; Ms. Gaventa and Mr. McCormack
NT/OT3380 Biblical Theology and Practice of Ministry (English)
Exegesis of selected Old and New Testament texts in theological and practical dialogue
with one another and with contemporary ministry situations and struggles.
Designed to help students use scripture as a theological resource for shaping and
guiding parish ministry. Topics will include issues of life and death, church and
state, worship and sacraments, and law and gospel. Weekly use of case studies.
Fall Semester, 2013–2014; Mr. Black
Language Exegesis Courses that fulfill “close reading of the text” requirement
NT3400 Introduction to New Testament Exegesis
An introduction to exegetical methods by means of translation and interpretation
of selected passages from the Greek New Testament, with attention to the place of
critical biblical study in the church’s ministry.
Fall Semester, 2012–2013; Ms. Gaventa
Fall Semester, 2013–2014; Ms. Gaventa
NT3406 The Gospel of Mark
A study of the earliest Gospel, in which literary and historical approaches will be
enlisted in engaging a contemporary audience with the goal of shaping a Christian
theological imagination.
Fall Semester, 2013–2014; Mr. Black
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