• Biblical Theology - Track I

​Our biblical theology concentration emphasizes the Bible as your prim ary textbook and the Holy Spirit as the guiding influence.  You will find yourself becoming more deeply rooted and grounded in God's Word by rightly dividing the word of truth. 


​If God has called you to teach or preach the Word of God, you will find these courses to be very helpful in sharpening your effectiveness to minister the Word of God.   Has God called you to preach or teach the Word of God?  Be sure - CLICK HERE.

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The courses noted are applicable to diploma, undergraduate and graduate degree programs.  For a syllabus on either program, please call 1-864-607-5200.

  • ​​Bi-121 - eq 2SH: Understanding the Bible - This course introduces the student to the Bible as to its origin, its language, its canon, its inspiration, and etc.
  • Bi-122 - eq 2SH: Old Testament Survey - This course provides the student to a bird’s eye view of the first 17 books of the Old Testament and serves as an introduction to the study of the Pentateuch.
  • Bi-123 - eq 2SH: New Testament Survey - An intro study of the books of the New Testament in regards to the authors, theme of each book, their general message and etc. This serves as an introduction to the study of the Gospels, as well as other New Testament books.
  • Bi-131 - eq SH3: The Pentateuch - This course is designed to acquaint the student with the first five books of the Old Testament, giving an overview of God’s working among man from creation to Israel’s deliverance from Egypt.
  • Bi-132 - eq SH3: Israel’s History - This course leads the student to explore the 12 historical books of the Old Testament. A study is made of the founding of Israel as a nation until Babylonian captivity, as well as the post-captivity period.
  • Bi-134 -eq SH3: Manners & Customs I - It is important that the student is able to understand the Scripture in the light of manners and customs of the Bible lands. This course provides insight to the customs behind many of the Old Testament passages. The student will find this course to be of great value.
  • Bi-135 - eq SH3: Manners & Customs II - This course is a continuation of Bi-134 except focuses on Manners and Customs of the New Testament. 
  • Bi-136 - eq SH3: The Gospels - The student is given an overview of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John in relation to the author, the central them of each book and the teaching and miracles of Christ.
  • Bi-221 - eq 2SH: The Tabernacle - A study of the Old Testament tabernacle in regards to types and foreshadows of Christ, showing great spiritual truths. This is an exciting study.
  • Bi-222 - eq 2SH: Biblical evidence - The student studies the various manuscripts from which the Bible was translated with emphasis on the history of the King James Version of the Bible. A section is given to problem texts.
  • Bi-223 - eq 2SH: Historical Books I​ - The student will study the theme, outline, and content of Joshua, Judges, and Ruth.
  • Bi-224 - eq 2SH: Historical Books II
    The student will study the theme, outline and content of I & II Samuel; I & II Kings; and I & II Chronicles. Bi-223 is a prerequisite for this course.

    Bi-225 - eq 2SH: Historical Books III
    The student will study the theme, outline, and content of Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther. Bi-223 and Bi-224 are prerequisites for this course.

    Bi-226 - eq 2SH: Bible Types
    This course is an introductory study to typology and deals with Christ, Calvary, the Resurrection, the Holy Spirit and more.

    Bi-227 - eq 2SH: Progress of Redemption
    This course is a study from Genesis to Revelation noting the progress of redemption. An exciting study!

    Bi-231 - eq SH3: Acts & Pauline Epistles
    The student is given an in-depth survey of the Book of Acts in relation to Paul’s conversion and the epistles, which he wrote. Emphasis is placed on the theme and background of each book.

    Bi-233 - eq SH3: Bible Archaeology
    This course is a study of the archaeology in Bible lands. The students faith will be encouraged in the inerrancy of the Scriptures as the Bible is proven over and over to be trustworthy through archaeology.

    Bi-322 - eq SH 3: Intro to the O.T. Prophetic Books
    This course offers the student an opportunity to study the introduction to the Old Testament Prophetic Books.

    Bi-324 - eq SH2: The Minor Prophets
    Special attention is given to each of the 12 books of the Minor Prophets as to their message and background.
  • ​Bi-325 - eq SH2: Acts
    The student will study the theme, outline, and content of the book of Acts.

    Bi-326 - eq SH2: New Testament Epistles I
    The student will study the theme, outline, and content of Romans, I & II Corinthians, Galatians, and Ephesians.

    Bi-327 - eq SH2: New Testament Epistles II
    The student will study the theme, outline, and content of Philippians, Colossians, and I & II Thessalonians. B1-326 is a prerequisite for this course.

    Bi-328 - eq SH 2SH: New Testament Epistles III
    The student will study the theme, outline and content of I & II Timothy, Titus, and Philemon. Bi-326 & Bi-327 are prerequisites for this course.

    Bi-329 - eq SH2: Galatians & Ephesians
    A practical study is made of each of these books in regards to their message and theme as well as to the doctrinal truths found therein.
  • Bi-426 - eq SH2: Revelation - This course is a study of the book of Revelation involving things to come. Careful attention is given to both its historical setting and prophecy.
  • Bi-428 - eq SH2: General Epistles - This is a study of James, I, II, and III John; I & II Peter and Jude. Special attention is given to the occasion of the writing, the development and theme of each book, as well as the message.
  • Bi-429 - eq SH2: Hebrews - A practical study of the historical setting, the author, his message and the theme of the book are presented.
  • Bi-431 - eq SH3: Poetic Books - This course allows the student to review the poetic literature: Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and the Song of Solomon. Attention is given to their theme and message.
  • Bi-432 - eq SH3: Heart of the New Testament - This course relates to the times of Christ and provides a background of information to enlighten the student’s understanding when studying the New Testament Scriptures.
  • Bi-433 - eq SH3: The Life & Ministry of the Apostle Paul - The primary concern of this course is to portray the life of the apostle Paul, providing an understanding of his teaching, and his work.
  • Bi-522 - eq SH2: Genesis - This is an in-depth study of the book of Genesis in regards to its author, theme, and message.
  • Bi-523 - eq SH2: Hebrews - An exposition of the book of Hebrews is conducted at an (eq) Master’s level, allowing the student to consider the authorship, historical background, its relationship to the Old Testament and special problems.
  • Bi-531 - eq SH3: The Life of Christ - An in-depth study is made of the life of Christ, His words, and works from the point of view that He is the preexistent Son of God. The events are traced from His lowly birth to His glorious ascension.
  • Bi-532 - eq SH3: Mosaic Writings - This course is an advanced and in-depth study of the Pentateuch.
  • Bi-533 - eq SH3: Romans - An exposition of the book of Romans is conducted allowing the student not only to study about the author and purpose, but explore the doctrinal truths as found in the book.
  • Bi-534 - SH3: The Gospel of John - This course allows the student to do an exposition of the Gospel according to John. A study is made of the author, its purpose, its message and doctrinal truths. This is taught on an advanced level and is very in-depth.
  • Bi-536 - eq SH3: Typology - This course is a thorough examination of typology, not only as a biblical and theological subject, but also a study of the connection with all Christian doctrine.
  • Bi-537 - eq SH3: Isaiah - An in-depth study of Isaiah is presented. Isaiah has been called the Gospel of the Old Testament. Also a practical study of the historical setting, the author, his message and the theme of the book are expounded.
  • Bi-633 - eq SH3: Expositional Methods - This course is a prerequisite to taking any of the Expositional Bible studies offered. The student is exposed to the expository method of preaching and teaching. The methods in this course will aid the student in completing courses in Biblical Exposition. These course are as follows:

Bi-634 - eq SH3: Genesis - Deuteronomy
Bi-635 - eq SH3: Joshua - II Kings
Bi-636 - eq SH3: I Chronicles - Esther
Bi-637 - eq SH2: Job - Ecclesiastes
Bi-638 - eq SH3: Isaiah - Ezekiel
Bi-639 - eq SH3: Daniel - Malachi
Bi-731 - eq SH3: Matthew - Mark
Bi-732 - eq SH3: Luke - John
Bi-733 - eq SH3: Acts, James, Galatians, & Philippians
Bi-734 - eq SH3: Romans, I & II Corinthians
Bi-735 -eq SH3: Ephesians, Colossians, I & II Timothy, Titus, Philemon, Hebrews, I, II, III John
Bi-736 - eq SH3: I & II Thessalonians, I & II Peter, Jude & Revelation.

  • Ph.122 - eq SH2: Beginning Hermeneutics allows the student to explore the methods of Biblical interpretation. A very needful course for the student who intends to rightly understand the Bible.
  • Ph.331 - eq SH3: The Cults - This course is a survey of what the cults believe and a survey of their history.
  • Ph.322 - eq SH3: Apologetics - This course is a study of the defense of the Holy Scriptures with the approach to help the student to defend the Faith.
  • Ph.533 - eq SH3: Advanced Hermeneutics
  • This course is a study of the underlying principles of Biblical interpretation. This course deals with the methods of interpreting the Scriptures. It is the pursuit of wisdom and knowledge of rightly dividing the Word of Truth.

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