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NT 203–04 Intermediate Greek (3–3)
Grammatical diagramming of Philemon and Colossians; application of Greek grammatical
classifications, word studies, exegetical validation, and introduction to textual criticism. The
course sequence culminates in the student producing reverse-engineered outlines of Philemon
and Colossians. Prerequisites: NT 202 is prerequisite for NT 203; NT 203 is prerequisite for
NT 204.
NT 205–06 Advanced Greek Grammar (3–3)
An introduction to the three major advanced grammars (Robertson, Blass-Debrunner, and
Moulton-Turner) with detailed exegesis in a New Testament epistle. The student will diagram,
exegete, and prepare final notes on a portion of the text for communication to a congregation.
Prerequisite: NT 204.
NT 207 New Testament Introduction (2)
Electives
A study of the New Testament canon, special introductory problems, and evaluation of current
New Testament criticism. Prerequisite: NT 204.
NT 209 The Book of Romans (3)
Exegesis in the book of Romans with an emphasis on its theological issues; the study of the
development of the argument of the book as revealed by syntax. Prerequisite: NT 204.
NT 210 The Book of Hebrews (3)
Exegesis in Hebrews with consideration of the book’s argument and its use of the Old
Testament. Special attention will be devoted to the warning passages. Prerequisite: NT 204.
NT 214 The Gospel of Luke (3)
Exegesis in the two-volume history of the Church by Luke, i.e, Luke and Acts. Emphasis is
placed on seeing the two volumes as a single work with attendant structural connections and
mutual illumination. Prerequisite: NT 204.
NT 215 The Book of Acts (3)
See NT 214.
NT 220 Johannine Epistles (2)
Exegesis in the Johannine epistles stressing a Free Grace model and a contextual definition of
fellowship, as well as examination of problem passages. Prerequisite: NT 204.