All seminary classes have the option to be taken virtually or online.
GNT 503 – Greek Grammar 1 (2)
An introductory course in New Testament Greek, including the study of word forms, sentence structure, and basic vocabulary, with some readings in the Johannine writings in the second semester. (2 credit hours)
GNT 504 – Greek Grammar 2 (2)
An introductory course in New Testament Greek, including the study of word forms, sentence structure, and basic vocabulary, with some readings in the Johannine writings in the second semester. (2 credit hours)
GNT 515 – Biblical Theology of New Testament (3)
A study of the progressive development of special revelation in the New Testament period, with an emphasis on the form and content of that revelation. (3 credit hours)
GNT 517 – Greek Reading (2)
A study of the Greek New Testament emphasizing extensive reading in selected passages throughout the New Testament. The reading and class discussions are designed to review Greek grammar and vocabulary and to introduce Greek syntax of conjunctions, prepositions, infinitives, and participles. Semantic analysis of Greek readings will also be taught using phrase diagramming. Prerequisite: one year of beginning Greek or its equivalent. (2 credit hours)
GNT 518 – Exegetical Grammar (2)
A study of the Greek New Testament emphasizing grammatical analysis of selected passages throughout the New Testament. This will be accomplished through an exegetical approach to the syntax of the article, nouns, and verbs. Prerequisite: Greek Reading or its equivalent (2 credit hours)
GNT 519 – Exegetical Method (2)
A thorough study of the exegetical method used to accurately interpret the text of the Greek New Testament. Emphasis will be placed on producing pedagogical and homiletical outlines that clearly communicate the accurate interpretation of the text. Prerequisite: Exegetical Grammar or its equivalent (2 credit hours)
GNT 520 – New Testament Backgrounds (3)
A study of the history and literature of the time from Malachi to the birth of Christ, with an emphasis on the social and political influences which affected the Roman and Jewish worlds and on other background information necessary for a complete understanding of the New Testament. (3 credit hours)
GNT 529 – Exposition of the Gospels (3)
A biblical and theological study of the Gospels, emphasizing the themes, structures, and contents of these books, with a special emphasis on one of the Gospels. (3 credit hours)
GNT 530 – Exposition of the Pastoral Epistles (3)
An expository and exegetical study of Paul’s letters to Timothy and Titus, with special attention given to the instructions Paul gave for the pastoral ministry. (3 credit hours)
GNT 532 – Exposition of First Corinthians (3)
An expository and exegetical study of Paul’s first letter to the church at Corinth, with special attention given to the solution of the problems within the church and the application of those solutions to the problems within today’s church. (3 credit hours)
GNT 533 – Exposition of Galatians (3)
An expository and exegetical study of Galatians, with special attention given to the true gospel, law and grace, and the role of the Holy Spirit in the Christian life. (3 credit hours)
GNT 534 – Exposition of Hebrews (3)
An expository and exegetical study of the book of Hebrews, with special attention given to both the warning passages and the new covenant sections. (3 credit hours)
GNT 540 – Exposition of Acts (3)
An expository study of Acts, with special attention given to the beginning, growth, and spread of the church to the ends of the earth. (3 credit hours)
GNT 556 – Exposition of Revelation (3)
An exposition of the book of Revelation. Attention is given both to matters of special introduction and to an analysis of the book. (3 credit hours)
GNT 632 – Exegesis and Exposition of the General Epistles (3)
Advanced exegesis of the Greek text of the General Epistles with attention given to mastery of the syntax, vocabulary, interpretive problems, and practical and homiletical value of each book. (3 credit hours)
GNT 642 – Exegesis and Exposition of Paul’s Epistles (3)
Advanced exegesis of the Greek text of Paul’s Epistles with attention given to mastery of the syntax, vocabulary, interpretive problems, and practical and homiletical value of each book. (3 credit hours)
GNT 737 – Exegesis and Exposition of Romans (3)
An exegetical study of Romans, concentrating on both the background, interpretation, and theology of this important New Testament book. (3 credit hours)
GNT 742 – Exegesis and Exposition of Prison Epistles (3)
An exegetical study of Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, and Philemon, with emphasis on doctrinal themes together with application to Christian living. (3 credit hours)
GNT 780 – New Testament Seminar (3)
New Testament topics of practical and theological significance are examined and investigated. Students are encouraged to select topics of interest to them for inclusion in this course. (3 credit hours)