Question 1

THEX – 12 Introduction to the study of Hermeneutics

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This course offers a historical overview of hermeneutics and examines the principles and methods of biblical interpretation established by academia. Special attention is given to the different literary genres within Scripture, as well as the specific rules and principles to be considered in the interpretation of each. The bibliography for the class can be found at:http://wix.to/hkBXBt4

Question 2

THEX – 01 Greek Grammar

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This is an introduction to the grammatical elements of New Testament Greek (Koine Greek). The aim of this course is to provide students with a solid foundation for reading the Greek text in order to undertake exegesis and interpretation. Class bibliographyClass platform

Question 3

THEX - 04 John in Greek

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This course covers the complete translation of the First Epistle of John from Greek into Spanish. Students gain valuable exposure to the language of the New Testament and a unique translation experience that will be extremely useful in their ministry. In addition, key passages are selected to develop hermeneutical analysis skills for formulating or defending theological positions. The bibliography for the class can be found at:http://wix.to/VUBjBt4

Question 4

THEX – 18 Techniques for Analyzing and Researching Sacred Texts

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Question 5

THEX – 06 Practice of the Grammatical-Historical Method

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Question 6

THEX – 06 Inductive Method Practice

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Question 7

THBI – 12 General Introduction to Bible Study

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A general introduction to the study of the Bible is a course that deals with the process of the Bible's formation. It explores the fascinating yet complex compilation of Scripture throughout the history of Israel and the Church, first from oral tradition and then from written transmission. Class bibliographyClass platform

Question 8

Allegorical method

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Question 9

THEX – 19 Hebrew Grammar

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This course introduces students to the study of Hebrew, the language in which the Old Testament was written. Students first learn to transliterate into Spanish, then study basic elements of grammar, and finally perform simple translations of Old Testament texts. The bibliography for the class can be found at:http://wix.to/CEBkBt4

Question 10

THEX – 03 Sources that gave rise to the NT

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Question 11

THEX – 05 Practice of the Historical-Critical Method

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Question 12

THEX – 07 Biblical Criticism Practice

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Question 13

THEX – 08 Source Analysis Practice

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Question 14

THEX – 08 Study Portfolio

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