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SCM 271 The Book of Psalms (Old Testament Studies).................................................32 hoursIn this course students study the Book of Psalms, giving attention to the various forms of the Psalms andtheir function within the historical experience of Israel. The course begins by focusing on the formulation andinterpretation of the Psalms. Students then examine in detail the various types of Psalms and their application fortoday’s Church.SCM 382 The Epistle to the Romans (New Testament Studies).....................................48 hoursThe book of Romans is crucial to understanding many doctrines. In this course, students complete an exegeticaland theological study of Paul’s Epistle to the Romans. The course treats select historical, grammatical, structuraland lexical data that illumine the meaning of this important New Testament document. Students will beencouraged to put textual theory into living practice.SCM 393 The Doctrine of Salvation (Theological Studies)............................................48 hoursThis course presents a critical and historical overview of the message, plan and components of salvation. Thelectures trace each element of the salvation process and discuss differing views. Students should learn how tocommunicate the Biblical understanding of salvation more effectively to contemporary audiences.SCM 402 History of the Church (Theological Studies)...................................................48 hoursIn this course, students complete an exegetical study of the Book of Acts by focusing on the Biblical theology of thebook, the historical background of events and the theological emphasis of the speeches. The goal of the course isto enable learners to articulate the message of Acts in ways that are both textually accurate and contemporarilyrelevant, and to apply that message to life.SCM 413 Systematic Theology (Theological Studies)....................................................48 hoursThis course examines the nature and function of belief structures, and the value of developing and living adistinctly Christian life. The course develops a Christian worldview from Biblical theology. Students will gain anunderstanding of other worldviews and how to critique them Biblically. Students will formulate a foundation andevaluate ideas, values and processes in life situations to apply to life and ministry.24 Trinity School of Natural Health • Course Catalog