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NT216

New Testament History and Theology

Course Description

Survey of the cultural context and major themes of New Testament teaching, with particular focus on the death and resurrection of Christ and its implications for the believer's faith and life.

Course Instructor

David Chapman

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Use the episode guide below to read transcripts and listen to podcasts.

MP3 Audio Lectures & Resources Lecture Transcript Study Guide
1 Introduction Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen
2 The Interpretive Process: How do we Know that we Know? Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen
3 The Interpretive Process, Continued Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen
4 History and Methodology of New Testament Theology Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen
5 History and Methodology, Continued Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen
6 Orthodoxy and Heresy: Canon and New Testament Theology Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen
7 Canon, Continued Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen
8 Anno Domini: The First Century and the Context(s) of the New Testament Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen
9 First Century, Continued Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen
10 First Century, Continued Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen
11 The Accursed Cross: Crucifixion in the First Century Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen
12 Crucifixion, Continued Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen
13 Old Testament, Redemptive History, and the Death of the Messiah Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen
14 Old Testament and Redemptive History, Continued Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen
15 Behold the Man: Contemporary Historical Jesus Research; "Crucify Him!": The Historical Accuracy of the Trial of Jesus Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen
16 This is My Body: Jesus' Self-Understanding and His Death Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen
17 The Resurrection of Christ and the History of Redemption Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen
18 Gospels, Continued Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen
19 Emphases in the Gospels: Why do We Have Four? Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen
20 The Gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God: Theological Themes in Mark Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen
21 All that Jesus Began to do and Teach: Theological Themes in Luke-Acts Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen
22 Luke-Acts, Continued Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen
23 In Order that You May Believe: Johannine Theology Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen
24 John, 1 John, and the Book of Revelation Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen
25 I am Not Ashamed of the Gospel: Paul and His Gospel; Toward a Theology: The Crucifixion and Resurrection of Jesus, the Christ Transcript PDF Transcript Study Guide PDF Download Listen

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Related Readings

All of the books specified as related reading for this course are listed below. Books may be ordered from a local Christian bookstore, through a mail order catalog, from the Covenant Seminary Online Store, or from the Covenant Seminary Bookstore on campus (call toll-free at 877-213-3353).

* New Testament History, F.F. Bruce



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