The form, content, and structure of its component parts will be examined as well as its relationship to the Gospel of Matthew as a whole. Special attention is given to the Christology, typology, and the relationship of the Old Testament to the New. An exegetical study of the three epistles of John. Special attention is given to the theology of the epistles on the basis of the original text. An exegetical study of I and II Peter.
Special attention is given to the theology of the epistles on the basis of the original text.
Special attention is given to the theology of the Epistle of James. A close reading of the original text in these eighth century prophets with special attention to their key place in the prophetic movement, their exposition and proclamation of Torah for that historical context, and their contribution to the Messianic hope. When students wish to fulfill a special need, they may request an independent study course through the department chairman. This is not available to Sem I or Sem II students. A study of the grammar and vocabulary of biblical Aramaic, comparing it with biblical Hebrew, based on Daniel and Ezra.