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Dr. Paul House
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The Old Testament has much to contribute to biblical and systematic theology. But exactly how to press forward can be difficult because of the historical, cultural, literary and theological barriers. A good overall Biblical theology requires a reading of the Old Testament that allows it’s discrete and unified witness to emerge and proper grasp of its treatment and relevance in the New Testament era can be gained.
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- To provide a valid methodological foundation for study of the Old Testament.
- To provide bridges to New Testament and Biblical Theology as it relates to God’s character and actions revealed in the Old testament writings.
- To reveal that the God of the Old Testament is the God of the New Testament as well and that the themes throughout both testaments have remained consistent.
- To understand the overarching theme(s) and theological significance of the books of the Old Testament.
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- The Bible (more than one translation is highly recommended)
- Old Testament Theology, by Dr. Paul House
(ISBN 978-0830815234)
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Course Calendar
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- Lesson 1: Introduction
- Lesson 2: Approaches to Old Testament Theology
- Lesson 3: Methodology of OT Theology
- Lesson 4: The Theme of the Old Testament
- Lesson 5: The Doctrine of Creation
- Lesson 6: The Purpose of the Law
- Lesson 7: Law & Faith
- Lesson 8: The God of History
- Lesson 9: Messianic Promises and the NT
- Lesson 10: Servant Passages
- Lesson 11: Son of Man Theology
- Lesson 12: Worship
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