Fairhaven Baptist College Catalog 2020-2021
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BI 322 Conquest and JudgesA study of the history of God’s chosen people, the Jews, beginning with the conquestthrough the ministry of Samuel, including the background, purpose, plan, and messageof each book.Spring semester, odd years, three hours.BI 323 Kingdoms of Israel and JudahA careful study of God’s chosen people through the unified and divided kingdoms, includingthe background, purpose, plan, and message of each book.Fall semester, odd years, three hours.BI 324 The Second Temple PeriodA study of God’s chosen people during the temple period. The course will cover thedestruction of Solomon’s Temple, the exile and return, and conclude with the rededicationof the temple with an emphasis on the later historical books of the Old Testament.Spring semester, even years, three hours.BI 325 ApologeticsA course of study that deals with answering any and all critics who oppose or question therevelation of God in Christ and the Bible; in short, defending the faith.Summer module, three hours.BI 326 Pastoral Theology IA study of the Biblical basis for pastoral ministry. Includes examinations of the qualificationsand responsibilities of the office of pastor, evaluation of organizational polity, discussionof Biblical instructions for pastoral care and church discipline, readings in the availableliterature, and formation of a Biblical philosophy of ministry.Fall semester, three hours.BI 327 Pastoral Theology IIA study of the Biblical basis for pastoral ministry. Includes examinations of the qualificationsand responsibilities of the office of pastor, evaluation of organizational polity, discussionof Biblical instructions for pastoral care and church discipline, readings in the availableliterature, and formation of a Biblical philosophy of ministrySpring semester, three hours.BI 328 Biblical Language ToolsThis course provides a brief introduction to the Biblical languages of Greek and Hebrew.It introduces skills needed to learn and practice the use of Biblical language study toolsavailable in both languages. Bible preservation, Biblical archaeology, sermon preparation,and online tools will be covered.One semester, three hours.BI 403 Life of Christ IA study of the Gospels covering the events and miracles in the life of our Lord beginningwith the Old Testament preparations for Christ’s coming and concluding with theTransfiguration.Fall semester, three hours.BI 404 Life of Christ IIA study of the Gospels covering the events and miracles in the life of our Lord following theTransfiguration and concluding with His ascension with special emphasis on the PassionWeek.Spring semester, three hours.BI 405 RomansA verse-by-verse study of the book of Romans. Significant doctrinal emphasis of the bookare taught and key verses are committed to memory.One semester, three hours.43
BI 406 I CorinthiansAn expository analysis of the first epistle of Paul to the church at Corinth in its historicalsetting with modern applications. Special attention is given to the problems that confrontedthe church with particular emphasis upon the divisive spirit of the church, the abuse ofspiritual gifts, and the proof of bodily resurrection.One semester, three hours.BI 407 II CorinthiansAn expository analysis of the second epistle of Paul to the church at Corinth in its historicalsetting with modern applications. Special attention is given to the attacks upon theapostleship of Paul.One semester, three hours.BI 408 Prison EpistlesA study of Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, and Philemon, with an emphasis on theChristian’s relationship to Christ.Spring semester, odd years, two hours.BI 409 Gospel of JohnA study of the life and writings of the apostle John. Primary emphasis is placed upon theGospels.One semester, three hours.BI 410 Johannine EpistlesA study of the life and writings of the apostle John. Primary emphasis is placed upon theepistles.One semester, three hours.BI 411 Pastoral EpistlesAn exegetical study of I and II Timothy and Titus, giving attention to the doctrinal and practicalaspects with reference to modern pastoral problems and to the organization of the NewTestament Church, its function, and its development.Fall semester, even years, two hours.BI 412 General EpistlesParticular emphasis in this course is given to the superiority of Christ’s finished work overthe Old Testament figures, ordinances, priesthood, and sacrificial system.One semester, three hours.BI 415 New Testament ProphecyThe various millennial systems, the concept of the kingdom as presented in the Gospels,the eschatological discourses of Christ, and the main eschatological portions of the NewTestament.Fall semester, two hours.BI 416 Old Testament ProphecyA study of the historical setting and message of the Old Testament prophets with a specialemphasis on the Messiah.One semester, two hours.BI 417 GenesisA study of Genesis giving special attention to Mosaic authorship, the creation, the fall, theflood, and the origin of the Hebrew nation.One semester, three hours.BI 418 The PentateuchA study of the history of God’s chosen people, the Jews, through the books of the Pentateuch,including the background, purpose, plan, and message of each book.Fall semester, even years, three hours.44
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BI 322 Conquest and Judges
A study of the history of God’s chosen people, the Jews, beginning with the conquest
through the ministry of Samuel, including the background, purpose, plan, and message
of each book.
Spring semester, odd years, three hours.
BI 323 Kingdoms of Israel and Judah
A careful study of God’s chosen people through the unified and divided kingdoms, including
the background, purpose, plan, and message of each book.
Fall semester, odd years, three hours.
BI 324 The Second Temple Period
A study of God’s chosen people during the temple period. The course will cover the
destruction of Solomon’s Temple, the exile and return, and conclude with the rededication
of the temple with an emphasis on the later historical books of the Old Testament.
Spring semester, even years, three hours.
BI 325 Apologetics
A course of study that deals with answering any and all critics who oppose or question the
revelation of God in Christ and the Bible; in short, defending the faith.
Summer module, three hours.
BI 326 Pastoral Theology I
A study of the Biblical basis for pastoral ministry. Includes examinations of the qualifications
and responsibilities of the office of pastor, evaluation of organizational polity, discussion
of Biblical instructions for pastoral care and church discipline, readings in the available
literature, and formation of a Biblical philosophy of ministry.
Fall semester, three hours.
BI 327 Pastoral Theology II
A study of the Biblical basis for pastoral ministry. Includes examinations of the qualifications
and responsibilities of the office of pastor, evaluation of organizational polity, discussion
of Biblical instructions for pastoral care and church discipline, readings in the available
literature, and formation of a Biblical philosophy of ministry
Spring semester, three hours.
BI 328 Biblical Language Tools
This course provides a brief introduction to the Biblical languages of Greek and Hebrew.
It introduces skills needed to learn and practice the use of Biblical language study tools
available in both languages. Bible preservation, Biblical archaeology, sermon preparation,
and online tools will be covered.
One semester, three hours.
BI 403 Life of Christ I
A study of the Gospels covering the events and miracles in the life of our Lord beginning
with the Old Testament preparations for Christ’s coming and concluding with the
Transfiguration.
Fall semester, three hours.
BI 404 Life of Christ II
A study of the Gospels covering the events and miracles in the life of our Lord following the
Transfiguration and concluding with His ascension with special emphasis on the Passion
Week.
Spring semester, three hours.
BI 405 Romans
A verse-by-verse study of the book of Romans. Significant doctrinal emphasis of the book
are taught and key verses are committed to memory.
One semester, three hours.
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