DESCRIPTION:

This seminar, intended for doctoral students, provides a forum for a reading of some New Testament texts (in Greek) that relate to the students' interests and widening education.

This course is primarily designed for future teachers and scholars in the church. All who wish to know how the New Testament is to be exegeted as a scholarly and spiritual discipline will be helped.

In winter quarter, 1998, the group will meet once a week, with personalized tutorials and readings prescribed. Thursday, 3:00-4:50 p.m. is the set day.

Martin, Ralph P., New Testament Books for Pastor and Teacher (Westminster Press, 1984) will give a start to the search for commentaries, etc. to be updated by more recent literature and resources.

An essay will be written and presented for class discussion.

CATS enrolled member, with a special invitation to a limited number of M.Div./M.A. students (who are suitably qualified) with the permission of the instructor. The maximum number in the seminar is 10 (ten), plus up to 3 (three) M.A./M.Div. students.

Elective.

None.