1949-1950 Baptist Bible Institute Catalog

di cincci e feature of Bible geography are carefully related co ch arious periods of Bible history. Da)' chool: three hours, two semesters, first year. ElOl, E102, E103: OLD TESTAMENT HISTORY (Genesis through Nehemiah). Evening School: one hour, three terms, first year. E131: GEOGRAPHY OF BIBLE LANDS. Evening School: one hour, one term, first year. B. New Testament History (Matthew through Acts). 201: LIFE OF CHRIST. Som:ces of Christ's life, the world in which He lived, the virgin birth, the years of preparation, the home at Nazareth, the baptism and temptation, the ministry, miracles, death, resurrection, and ascension of Christ. Day School: two hours, first semester second year. E301, E302: LIFE OF CHRIST. Evening School: one hour, two terms, third year. 202: ACTS OF THE APOSTLES AND LIFE OF PAUL. A detailed .study of the first half of the Book of Acts, noting the beginning and development of the Christian church. Also an in– tensive study of the missionary journeys of Paul, as recorded in the latter half of Acts, personal glimpses of the life of Paul, and the time, place and conditions under which his epistles were written. Day School: two hours, second semester, third year. E303: ACTS OF THE APOSTLES. Evening School: one hour, third term, third year. 2. Bibl e Book Study The authorship, date, position in the Canon, and divisions of the theme are noted. Each book receives synoptical treatment with the most important portions studied in detail. Books from Escher through Revelation are considered, except those studied under Bible History and Bible Analysis. 111, 112: OLD TESTAMENT POETRY. The distinctive characteristics of Hebrew Poetry are examined; the various forms being illustrated and explained. The Poetical books ~re studied for their doctrinal and practical value. The Book of Psalms is treated in detail with special attention being given the Messianic Psalms. First semester in Day School, the following books are studied: Job, Psalms, and the historical book of Esther. The sec- P age T w enty-ei ght