CORE COURSES

These are compulsory courses students are required study in this program.

COURSE CONTENT

SYNOPTIC GOSPEL BSS417

This is a body of knowledge that deals with the first three books of the new testament, Matthew, Mark, Luke. With a view of identifying and comparing the similarities and differences in patterns, structures and the interpretation.

HERMENEUTICS BSS413

This is the body of knowledge that deals with the art and science of interpreting bible scriptures the history, principles and challenges of hermeneutic are important parts of this body of knowledge.

APOCALYPSES BSS 421

This is the body of knowledge that deals with end time prophecies, timelines, revelations, symbols, prediction and literary materials with a view to establishing a biblical foundation for end time studies.

MAJOR BIBLICAL DOCTORINES BSS 424

This is the body of knowledge that deals with the basic biblical and foundational doctrines of Christianity with a view of creating understanding by expounding and highlighting biblical teachings.

OLD TESTAMENT STUDIES BSS 426

This is a body of knowledge that deals with history, literature and teachings of the old testament. The course will consist of reading and studying the whole of the old testament, with additional reading of textbooks and other library and world wide web resources.

NEW TESTAMENT STUDIES BSS 425

This body of knowledge deals with the history, literature and content of the new testament, with an emphasis on the historical background of the new testament and the influences on the literature on western culture. The course will consist of reading and studying the whole of the new testament, with additional reading of textbooks and other library and world wide web resources.

CHARACTERS OF THE BIBLE BSS 422

This is a body of knowledge that deals with major and minor biblical characters, their lives, relationships acts and mistakes and how the 21st century Christian can learn and grow legacy.

ELECTIVE COURSES

These are optional courses students can choose from in this program.

NB: Students are expected to offer two(2) courses in 1st semester.