The contributions of prophetical books and of other Ancient Near Eastern records are included. This course analyzes the Prophecy of Isaiah with special attention given to the two Advents of Christ. The literal, premillennial interpretation is given special emphasis for a comprehensive understanding of Old Testament prophecy. This course gives analytical exposition of the books of Jeremiah and Lamentations in light of their historical settings. The life of the prophet Jeremiah is studied as well as the content of his books.
Stress is laid on their contributions to theology, poetry, history, and prophecy.
This course gives an expository treatment of the two major apocalyptic books of the Bible, emphasizing historical, doctrinal, and eschatological elements. The books are approached from the premillennial standpoint showing how they supplement each other and how they contribute to the total field of eschatology. Study procedures include collateral reading, theme writing, class reports, and memorization. This course gives special emphasis to the doctrine of justification. Special attention is directed to the relevancy of this epistle to the Galatianized form of Christianity which exists today.