BI 3356

New Testament Biblical Theology

A systematic study of the New Testament progressive revelation through a methodology sensitive to the factors of history, culture, form, and emphasis as they relate to the writings of individual biblical authors, in order to reclaim the practical use of New Testament theology for the church. Special attention is given to the unity, diversity, and development of central biblical-theological themes, the history of biblical theology as an academic discipline, and the evaluation of key scholarly contributions. This course can be credited as a New Testament Bible or Theology elective.

Units: 3.0