Hrs	Term 1 | TERM 2 | Term 3 | Term 4 | Term 5 | Term 6		  Style Guide 

    3	  BIB 320  A Guide to the Gospels & Acts

	This is a survey course designed to give the student exposure to the historical settings and
	various theological arguments concerning the Gospels and Acts.  The student will be introduced
	to various arguments and positions that permeate Christianity.

    4	  EWB 310  How to Enjoy the Bible

	This is a technical course introducing the student to a comprehensive hermeneutical approach for
	Biblical studies:  Dealing with the Word of God as a Whole and the Twelve Canons of Interpretation.
	The author emphasizes the great necessity that the work of Bible study must be intensely personal
	and individual.

    3	  EWB 320  The Church Epistles

	A study of Paul's letters, from Romans to Thessalonians, discussing “their importance, order,
	interrelation, structure, scope, and interpretation.”  The author asserts that it was a departure
	from Paul and his teachings that caused the loss of the truths about “the Mystery,” the Lord's
	return from heaven and the resurrection as “the blessed hope,” and finally justification by faith.

    3	  THE 320  The Deity of Christ and Monotheisms

	This course introduces students to the theological argument against the existence of a Triune
	Godhead.  It is the author’s position that the Bible clearly teaches monotheism.  This book looks
	at the historical evolution of the trinity and then elucidates the significance of God’s relationship
	with His Son and the Holy Spirit.