Overview:

An in-depth exploration of the New Testament, this course offers a nuanced understanding of the Christian Bible's second part and its significance within the field of Theology. Using a blend of historical-critical methodologies and literary analysis, students will explore the New Testament's individual books, their historical context, and theological messages. The course combines theoretical knowledge about the New Testament with practical applications, such as interpreting and analyzing biblical texts. Unique to this curriculum is the focus on understanding why there are four gospels and the individual character of each of these.

Curriculum Highlights:

Key Topics:

• An in-depth introduction to the New Testament, providing the historical and cultural context.
• Detailed exploration of the four gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John), including their distinct perspectives and theological emphasis.
• Examination of Pauline and General Epistles, their purpose, audience, and key themes.
• Comprehensive study of the Acts of the Apostles, its narrative and historical significance.
• Thorough analysis of the Book of Revelation, its symbolism, and eschatological messages.

Available Resources:

The course includes comprehensive student and teacher manuals available in both A4 and US formats. Professional audio recordings of each chapter provide in-depth teaching and insights.

Download Resources:

• Manuals, presentations, and audio files to support comprehensive learning and application.