Mission Statement - Trinity Baptist College

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BIB307 WORLD RELIGIONS 3 SEMESTER HOURSThis course contains studies in the history, teachings, and Biblicalevaluation of the major world religions.BIB309 BIBLICAL GREEK II 3 SEMESTER HOURSPrerequisite: Grade of “C” in BIB210. This course is a continuationof a grammatical study of Koine Greek. Translation of passages in IJohn and Mark will be used as a basis for studying basic Greek sentencestructure. The use of the lexicon will be emphasized.BIB310 BIBLICAL GREEK II 3 SEMESTER HOURSPrerequisite: Grade of “C” in BIB309. This course is a continuation ofthe study of New Testament Greek syntax. Translation of more difficultpassages in Mark will form the basis for studying the Greek participleand infinitive.BIB312 ACTS 3 SEMESTER HOURSThis course is an exegetical study of the book of Acts with an emphasisplaced upon its historical context. The spread of the gospel and theestablishment of the local church are emphasized.BIB314 STRUCTURE OF THE BIBLE 2 SEMESTER HOURSThis course is designed to contrast the dispensational view of Biblicalinterpretation with the views of covenant theology. This will provide thestudent with an understanding of the basic structure of the Bible. A studyof the Old Testament covenants and their relationship to dispensationaltheology is also included.BIB316 HERMENEUTICS 2 SEMESTER HOURSThis course is comprised of a study of the science and methods ofBiblical interpretation. Particular attention is given to prophecy, typology,and symbolism. The premillennial interpretation of scriptures is clearlyutilized. Difficult and “problem” passages are given special attention.BIB401 ADVANCED THEOLOGY I (MEN) 3 SEMESTER HOURSPrerequisite: BIB201, BIB202, Grade of “C” in ENG204. This is aresearch oriented course with emphasis on material supplemental toBIB201 and BIB202. Lecture and discussion will focus on both historicand contemporary theological issues. This is a required course for allmen ministerial majors in their fourth year.BIB402 ADVANCED THEOLOGY II (MEN) 3 SEMESTER HOURSPrerequisite: BIB201, BIB202. This is a research oriented course whichfocuses on both historic and contemporary theological issues includingthe analysis of relationship between the Old and New Testaments andthe Decrees of God.BIB403 PREMILLENNIALISM 2 SEMESTER HOURSThis course is a methodical study of the historical, hermeneutical, andBiblical bases of the premillennial faith. Premillennialism is shown tobe a system of Biblical interpretation which involves the whole Bible andgives perspective to all Christian doctrine. The theories of amillennialism,post-tribulationalism, and mid-tribulationalism are objectively consideredand answered.BIB404 HEBREW HISTORY 3 SEMESTER HOURSThis course includes the history of God’s chosen people from theirbeginnings in Genesis through the periods of the patriarchs, the sojournin Egypt, the wilderness, the conquest, the judges, the kingdom, the exileand the restoration to the close of the Old Testament canon.74
BIB405 PENTATEUCH 2 SEMESTER HOURSThis course is a study of the first five books of the Bible, dealing withproblems of authorship, date, and critical theories. Special attention isgiven the creation, the fall, and the flood. Jewish foundations, law andhistory are treated through the Mosaic period.BIB406 DANIEL & REVELATION 3 SEMESTER HOURSThis course will analyze the prophetic sections of Daniel, Zechariah,and Revelation and will focus on the nation of Israel, the church, thejudgments, and the nature of eternity.BIB407 BIBLE ENGLISH 2 SEMESTER HOURSPrerequisite: ENG101, ENG202. This course deals with the historyof the English Bible, focusing especially on the unique grammar andvocabulary of the King James version.BIB408 OLD TESTAMENT PROPHETS 3 SEMESTER HOURSThis course is a study of the major and minor prophets, except Danieland Zechariah, with emphasis upon the Messiah’s mission, purpose,authority, scope and message to Israel and the Gentiles.BIB409 INTRODUCTION TO OLD TESTAMENT 2 SEMESTER HOURSHEBREWThis course is a study of the fundamentals of the accidence and basicsyntax of Biblical Hebrew and includes a translation of selected portionsof the Hebrew Old Testament.BIB413 ESCHATOLOGY 2 SEMESTER HOURSThis course consists of a systematic analysis of last things from a premillennialperspective.BIB414 GENERAL EPISTLES 3 SEMESTER HOURSThis is an exegetical study of four of the General Epistles (James,I & II Peter, Jude). Emphasis is also placed on content and versememorization.BIB415 BIBLICAL PRESERVATION 2 SEMESTER HOURSThis course explores the doctrines of inspiration and prservation in aBiblical and historical manner. Special attention will be given to thepreservation of the King James Version through the Received Text.CHRISTIAN EDUCATIONCED101 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I 2 SEMESTER HOURSThis course is an introduction to the linguistic structure and conceptualvocabulary of American Sigh Language as used by deaf adults.Emphasis is in the development of American Sign Language skillsincluding receptive and expressive conversational skills.CED102 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II 2 SEMESTER HOURSPrerequisite: Minimum grade of “C” in CED101. This course is thecontinuation of American Sign Language I. Students will continue to acquirethe basic ability in both receptive and expressive sign language skills.CED103 AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE III 2 SEMESTER HOURSPrerequisite: Minimum grade of “C” in CED101, CED102. Thiscourse, a continuation of American Sign Language II, will emphasizethe development of advanced sign vocabulary, compound complexgrammatical constructions, usage, and the development of advancedreceptive and expressive conversational American Sign Languageskills.75
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2010-2011CatalogVolume XXXV1
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Table of ContentsStatement of Admin
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Calendar of EventsSummer Session 20
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7GENERAL INFORMATION
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Satan or the DevilWe believe that S
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for true churches to cooperate with
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Human SexualityWe believe that God
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3. To know and appreciate the repub
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17STUDENT LIFE INFORMATION
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General ConductThe conduct of each
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Page 25 and 26: 25FINANCIAL INFORMATION
Page 27 and 28: Fast Track Modular CoursesOne-week
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Page 101 and 102: Pastor Steve BarberLandmark Baptist
Page 103 and 104: JOHN T. CASH, B.A., M.A., D.D.Regis
Page 105 and 106: MAX CORDELL, B.S., M.M.ED.Associate
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