NTE 212 Gospel of Matthew Background and interpretation of the Gospel of Matthew. Special attention to the author-s presentation of Jesus as the promised Messiah. Uses John as a model for inductive study. 2 hrs., spring semester. NTE 323 Acts Analysis of the message, motive, growth, and methods of the New Testament Church.
Attention is given to the historical, theological, and missiological significance of the events.
3 hrs., either semester. 3 hrs., either semester. An analysis of Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, and Philemon with their differing emphases and an evaluation of their authority, message, and application. NTE 472 Romans Analytical study of Romans on such themes as sin, justification, sanctification, glorification, and practical living. 2 hrs., either semester.