Atlanta Bible College - B300 Level Classes

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Atlanta Bible College
Box 100,000
Morrow, GA 30260

404-362-0052
800-347-4261
404-362-9307 (fax)

bible & theology

300 level

B300 Supervised Ministry - 1 hour each. The purpose of these options is to allow concentrated Bible Study as an elective. A staff member will supervise a minimum of 30 clock hours of study. The student will propose the study and present it in an initial interview. There will be a midterm review and final assessment. The student is to document time and study through a diary/journal and present a short article for possible publication based on the study.

B323 Old Testament Poetry - 2 hours. The poetic books are studied for their devotional and doctrinal value.

B324 Isaiah - 2 hours. Detailed study of the doctrinal and prophetic truth of this major prophet.

B332 Leviticus and Hebrews — 2 hours. An in-depth study of Leviticus and Hebrews with a special emphasis on Christ as fulfillment of the Old Covenant.

B333 Daniel and Revelation - 2 hours. A study of the prophetic interpretation of these apocalyptic books, with emphasis on their teaching of Christ’s second coming, His millennial reign, and God’s eternal kingdom on earth.

B334 Difficult Texts — 2 hours. A detailed examination of texts presenting unusual difficulty for the Church of God and students of the Bible in general.

B342 Acts - 2 hours. A study of the geography of the Middle East theology, important people, miracles, and the church in Acts.

B343 Pauline Epistles - 2 hours. A survey study of the early church, its prominent leaders, doctrinal teachings, and the spread of Christianity with special emphasis on Paul's missionary journeys.

B344 1st and 2nd Corinthians - 3 hours. A detailed study of a troubled church exhibiting concerns common to many modern churches.

B345 Non-Pauline Epistles - 2 hours. An overview of the non-Pauline section of the New Testament and a detailed exposition of the letters by Peter, Jude, and John.

B346 Pauline Epistles - 2 hours. A primary focus on the letters of Galatians through Hebrews.