BIB301 Genesis
The book of Genesis serves as the fountainhead out of which all subsequent Scripture flows. The focus of this book is upon God's creative and restorative work primarily evidenced through his covenants given to the patriarchs and traced through human history. This course is designed to enable students to: (1) identify central themes of Genesis, (2) articulate the eschatological message, (3) employ solid Bible study skills, (4) embrace a unified view of Scripture, and (5) apply the central themes to their life.
Credits: 3
Student learning outcomes
- Identify the central themes of Genesis and how they are traced through this text as well as throughout the writings of subsequent books of Scripture.
- Articulate the eschatological message of Genesis without encumbrance from theological assumptions or cultural opinions.
- Employ solid exegetical and interpretive skills when interacting with the text.
- Embrace a view of the Bible as a unified message from Genesis through Revelation.
- Apply the central themes of Genesis to his/her pursuits in a manner that drives aggressive growth in his/her walk with God, renewed commitment to the cause of Christ, and dependence on the Holy Spirit.