1931-1932 Academic Catalog

''4 SPEC! L OURSES of college course along with their theological seminary work. In this way they can earn their college degree when they have completed enough credits for it. They may thus reduce the number of years in which to complete both courses. For the Faculty and History of the Theological Seminary, see pages 45-50. The seminary year opens the second Wednesday of Septem– ber and closes the third Friday of May. The first semester closes on the last Friday of January. The second semester opens the first Tuesday of February. This course gives a diploma upon its completion. The re– quirements are as follows: JUNIOR YEAR Church History (six semester hours); Elementary Homiletics (four semester hours); Greek Exegesis (six semester hours); Hebrew I (six semester hours); Systematic Theology (six semester hours); MIDDLE YEAR Advanced Homiletics (two semester hours); Archaeology (four semester hours); Greek Exegesis (six semester hours); Hebrew Exegesis (eight semester hours); Old Testament Literature (six semester hours); Systematic Theology (six semester hours); SENIOR YEAR Biblical Theology (four semester hours); Church Government (two semester hours); Missions (four semester hours); New Testament Literature ( six semester hours); Pastoral Theology (four semester hours); Religious Education (six semester hours); Systematic Theology (six semester hours). THE MINISTRY OF THE GOSPEL COURSE This course may be taken in conjunction with the theological seminary course and thus students for the ministry may shorten both courses. This course is for any one who is preparing to enter a theological seminary. It gives the degree of Bachelor of Arts. The requirements for the course are as follows: 1. Bible (six semester hours selected from this department); 2. Rhetoric (six semester hours) ; 3. English (twelve semester hours);