1919-1920 Academic Catalog

REGULAR SEMINARY COURSE 2. A combined college and seminary course for the benefit of theological students who have had little or no collegiate training, and designed to fit them for the active work of the gospel ministry, and at the same time to give them something of the more liberal culture and wider usefulness to be gained through a college course. This course requires five years and leads to the degree of Bachelor of Arts from the College, and the diploma of graduation from the Seminary. 3. An advanced course, open only to those who are both college and seminary graduates, largely elective, requiring one year of residence work, and leading to the degree of Bachelor of Divinity. REGULAR SEMINARY COURSE Junior- Year Systematic Theology ... Pastoral Theology .. Greek Exegesis .......................... New Testament Literature . Beginning Hebrew ..................... Old Testament Literature ... Church History .......... Biblical Theology . Homiletics ......... English Bible .. Archaeology Mlddle Year- Systematic Theology . Pastoral Theology .................... Greek Exegesis .......................... New Testament Literature . Hebrew Exegesis .................... Old Testament Literature . Church History ........... Biblical Theology .... Homiletics Oratory .. Missions ......... Archaeology 55 Hours per week 2 I I I 4 I I I 2 3 I Hours per week 2 I I I 2 I I I I 3 3 I