1950-1951 Baptist Bible Institute Catalog

106: PEL F ,J HN AND MATTHEW. The Book of John, the olden G pel of Light, Life and Love is carefully cudi d co acquaint the cudenc with the unique Per on and work of the on of God . Thi i followed by a complete exege i of che Book of Matthew, noting the Me ianic di p ensational and pro– phe tic feature throughout. Day chool: two hours, second semest er, first year. E401: GALATIAN AND JAME . Evening chool: one hour, second term, fourth year. j 205: THE EPISTLE TO THE HEBREWS. An exhaustive verse-by-verse treatment based upon the epistle's historical back– ground, its two-fold purposes, and its progressive unfolding of Christ's superiority over ,the Old Testament typical provision for sin. j Day School: two hours, first semester, second year. E205 , E206, E207: THE EPISTLE TO THE HEBREWS. Evening School: one hour, three terms, second year. 306: THE BOOK OF GENESIS. A study of the "Seed-Plc~-~ of the Bible" showing the beginning of the heavens and the earth, and of plane, animal and human life, the origin of all human in– stitutions and relationships, and the beginning of human sin and divine redemption. Day School: one hour, second semester, third year. 307: BOOKS OF DANIEL AND REVELATION. The vital historical and prophetic portions of the Book of Daniel are care– fully studied presenting the indispensable introduction to all Bible prophecy. The marvelous "Revelation of Jesus Christ''. is full of the glory of the Risen and Victorious One. The " certain events which muse shortly come to pass" are examined in the light of the truth chat "prophecy is history prewritten." Day School: two hours, first semester, third year. E403: THE BOOK OF DANIEL. Ev ening School: one hour, first term, fourth year. E405 , E406: THE BOOK OF REVELATION. Evenin g School: one hour, second and third t erm s, fourth year. 310: THE EPISTLES OF I CORINTHIANS AND EPHE– SIANS. I Corinthians is an important scriptural portion and deals both generally and specifically with the theme of Christian conduct. The book is studied from the practical viewpoint as it rela tes to the individual and the church. Ephesians reveals God's Page Thirty