The Old Testament is sometimes viewed as antiquated, mysterious, and even irrelevant. In this course, Waltke examines how Old Testament theology is pivotal to the universal goal of redemptive history: the rule of God and the establishment of God’s kingdom in all the earth. The course tracks salvation history as it appears in nearly every book of the Old Testament, and it shows the vital relationship of the Old Testament to the New Testament. Throughout the course, Waltke applies the doctrines of kingdom and salvation to the Christian life.
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Materials
Study Guide- Analyze the theological universal goal of the Old Testament as it relates to the theme of salvation history.
- Discuss the books of the Old Testament in light of their contribution to salvation history.
- Develop an awareness of the history surrounding the message of the Old Testament.
- Correlate the salvation history of the Old Testament with the New Testament doctrines of kingdom and salvation.
- Correlate the salvation history of the Old Testament with the New Testament doctrines of kingdom and salvation.
- Be familiar with the relevant resources on Old Testament theology.
- Value the Old Testament as the key to understanding God’s plan for His people.
- Apply the principles from the Law, Prophets, and Writings to life and ministry.
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It has been a blessing to hear this course. I have grown in my knowledge and understanding of the Old Testament. May our LORD JESUS bless you all. Thanks to Professor Bruce K. Waltke for sharing part of the knowledge GOD has given him. May our LORD continue to bless his life and family.
Course Content
Course Details
- High Effort
- 24 Lessons
- 45 Min Average Lecture
- Course Award
Course Resources
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