Our
school year consists of two semesters: Fall (September-December)
and Spring (January-June).
Pre-requisites:
Master of Bible Studies-1st Year
Graduation
Requirements: A 25,000 word thesis. All work completed
satisfactorily; all tuition and book fees paid.
Course
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Credits
Description
BSM2-401
2
JOSHUA
The history of Israel's possession of the early years of Saul's
reign.
BSM2-402
2
JUDGES.
God's repeated deliverance of israel during a time of increasing
national apostasy; heroes of faith provide examples for all
believers.
BSM2-403
4
SAMUEL
AND SAUL. Samuel's birth and public ministry and
the early years of Saul's reign; deals with the decline of
Saul's character and the latter years of his reign. These
studies also cover the lives of Samuel the prophet and Saul,
the first king of Israel, with spiritual applications.
BSM2-404
6
KINGS
AND CHRONICLES. I Kings 1-14 and II Chronicles 1-2;
I Kings 15-22 and II Chronicles 13-30;II Kings 1-13 and II
Chronicles 21-24; II Kings 14-25 and II Chronicles 25-36:
These are comprehensive chapter-by-chapter studies of the
Kings of Israel and Judah, beginning after David.
BSM2-405
2
SONG
OF SOLOMON A chapter-by-chapter study from a devotional
and inspirational viewpoint that portrays the beautiful
allegory of Jesus Christ and His church.
BSM2-406
8
PSALMS
Explains the characteristics of Hebrew poetry; covers the
psalms of devotion, the Imprecatory psalms, the Messianic
psalms; Penitential psalms, psalms of worship, praise and
adoration, and Historical psalms. Psalms is a three-part survey
that deals with the main themes of a beautiful portion of
Scripture.
BSM2-407
3
ECCLESIASTES
Chapters 1-6 and Chapters 7-12: This is a comprehensive study
of one of the Old Testament books of wisdom, which emphasizes
the spiritual principals discovered by Solomon in his search
for true reality.