How to Study the Bible is an overview of Bible study across the globe and for all time. The course describes how to read, study, and retain the pearls in the word of God.
Course goals
- The student will master the relevant subject matter.
- The student will consider his or her world view in light of the new information and make whatever changes are needed for consistency.
- The student will change his or her lifestyle to align with the truth that he or she has discovered.
- The student will effectively glorify God and enjoy Him forever.
Course reading
- Introduction to Biblical Interpretation: Third Edition March 28, 2017, by William W. Klein (Author), Craig L. Blomberg (Author), Robert L. Hubbard Jr. (Author), Zondervan Academic
- Bible Translation – NASB
For the best educational experience, course readings should be paired with lesson readings. As with all courses at MDHI, the online version of How to Study the Bible can be a stand-alone class or can augment the in-person version. Most in-person classes are given from 1830-1930 (6:30 to 7:30 PM) on Wednesday nights at Memorial Baptist Church (MBC) in Beckley, WV. Dozens of students have taken the in-person version of many classes at MDHI.
Curriculum
- 2 Sections
- 6 Lessons
- 12 Weeks
- Section 16
- 1.0The Supremacy of Scripture50 Minutes
- 1.1The Supremacy of Scriptures10 Minutes10 Questions
- 1.2Why word studies are useful in Bible studies?50 Minutes
- 1.3Why Word Studies are Useful in Bible Study10 Minutes10 Questions
- 1.4Critical Methods and the Bible50 Minutes
- 1.5Critical Methods and the Bible10 Minutes10 Questions
- Section 26
- 2.1Hermeneutics – the art and science of Bible interpretation50 Minutes
- 2.2Hermeneutics – the art and science of Bible interpretation10 Minutes10 Questions
- 2.3Why do a good exegesis of the Bible?50 Minutes
- 2.4Why do a good exegesis of the Bible?10 Minutes11 Questions
- 2.5Literary and Historical Criticism50 Minutes
- 2.6Literary and Historical Criticism10 Minutes10 Questions
