This is a seminar designed to gain a first-hand understanding of Paul's life, work, and thought. It includes a review of the chief theological emphases of individual apostolic letters. Special attention is given to the text and to the role that the LXX plays in the linguistic and theological background of the New Testament. Prospectus forms are available from the School for Graduate Studies. Registration is valid for one calendar year.
Registration is valid for one calendar year.
3 hours Extensive Readings Extensive readings in an area not normally offered in other courses, on the basis of a selected bibliography prepared by the department. Final paper to summarize the various interpretations or to make coherent pattern of readings. Final examination to evaluate breadth of reading and insights gained. Prospectus forms available from the School for Graduate Studies. The following courses consist of detailed exegesis of the original text, in whole or in part, including discussion of textual criticism, historical context, and literary features.