Suggests approaches to application that make the original meaning of Scripture relevant for modern audiences.

This lesson on synchronic synthesis of the Old Testament touches on three main issues: a basic orientation about what "synchronic synthesis" is; the ways Old Testament passages convey the historical information used in synchronic synthesis; and the synthetic theological structures discovered through synchronic syntheses of the Old Testament historical information.

Explores Jesus' fullfillment of the Old Testament office of priest.

Luke described Jesus Christ as the one who saves. Humanity is lost and desperate, without help or hope, in need of salvation. The third gospel reminds us that Jesus died to save us.

Explores the existential perspective by looking at the relationship between goodness and our being, focusing on how goodness relates to who we are.

Gives an overview of the primeval history, the literary structure, original meaning and modern application of Genesis 1 – 11.

Focuses on hermeneutical strategies that help reveal the original meaning of Scripture.

Compares New Testament theology with Systematic theology, surveys historical developments, and explores the values and dangers of Systematic theology.

(Lesson 1 of The Primeval History) Gives an overview of the primeval history, the literary structure, original meaning and modern application of Genesis 1-11.

Examines how Old Testament history provides the context for properly understanding Old Testament prophecy.