REL A 310R
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New Testament Studies
Course Description
Study of the New Testament Gospels integrated with geography, history, and culture of the Holy Land at the time of Jesus Christ, leading to an understanding, appreciation, and application of scriptural teachings today.
When Taught
All Semesters/Terms
Min
1
Fixed/Max
2
Fixed
28
Title
Historical and Cultural Context
Learning Outcome
1. Demonstrate how the historical and cultural contexts of the New Testament Gospels shaped how they portray episodes from Jesus’ ministry. 2. Interpret the original messages of the New Testament Gospels for a contemporary audience.
Title
Doctrines and Principles
Learning Outcome
1. Explain in written and oral form fundamental doctrines of the plan of salvation found in the New Testament Gospels. 2. Make defensible inferences about principles of righteous living found in the teachings of Jesus Christ.
Title
Witness of Christ
Learning Outcome
Use New Testament texts that bear witness of the mission and message of Jesus Christ to generate personal conviction of his divine identity and saving role.
Title
Application to Daily Living
Learning Outcome
1. Compare New Testament texts to today’s world and infer how they apply in contemporary situations. 2. Implement the lasting principles found in the New Testament Gospels to inspire improved personal discipleship.
