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1 NATIONAL BIBLE COLLEGE SYLLABUS NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY BI 111 I. Course Description Following a study of the intertestamental period, each book of the New Testament is studied as to its historical and geographical setting, theme, broad outline, and basic contribution to the total revelation of God to man. II. Course Objectives Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to: A. understand better how the early church bridged the cultural gap religiously between the Pharisees and the common people; politically between the Romans and the Jews; culturally between the Jews and the Gentiles B. list the New Testament books (spelled correctly) 1. according to chronology, 2. according to author, 3. according to subject matter; C. construct a time line of the New Testament including events and books; D. think through the New Testament in chronological narrative form; E. give the location of specific content chapters in the New Testament; F. give the author, date, purpose of writing, distinguishing features, and key scripture of each book; G. give the major outline (Roman numerals and capital letters) of specified books of the New Testament; H. construct maps of the area involved in both Matthew and Acts, noting major events and places; I. identify interpretive problems (specified in class), present various solutions, select and defend one; J. trace certain specified doctrines and prominent subjects through the New Testament. III. Course Learning Materials A. New Testament Survey, Gromacki-Baker B. The Bible--a translation, NOT a paraphrase. C. Outline Notes, Sellers IV. Course Requirements A. Exams: There will be 4 sectional exams. Typically they will consist of 35 objective 2% each and 3 discussion 10% each. Study questions will be supplied in advance. B. Reading: see Course Schedule V. Course Evaluation A. 4 exams 25% each = 100% B. Reading: part of each exam: minus 10 points if not completed. C. Grading Scale: A= ; B= 93-86; C= 85-77; D= 76-70; F= below 70 VI. Course Schedule NOTE: In preparation for each session, read the assigned chapters in the New Testament and the pages in the required text. The first 3 sessions of Bible readings will not coincide with the scriptures under discussion in class.
2 NATIONAL BIBLE COLLEGE SYLLABUS NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY BI 111 Discussion\Bible Reading: Reading Text: SESSION: 1 Introduction--Intertestament Matt. ch.1-15 Gospel Overview Matthew ch Mark, Luke (Reading not required) John ch.1-13 *3 John ch Acts ch.1-8, James ch **4 Acts ch. 9-14, James ch Acts ch , Gal.ch & EXAM (First hour) Acts 17:1-18:22 I Thessalonians ch II Thessalonians ch Acts 18:23-19: *7 Acts 20:1-27: I Corinthians 1: **8 I Corinthians 9:16 II Corinthians ch EXAM (First hour) Romans ch *10 Project DUE (Beginning of session) Acts 21:18-28: Ephesians ch. 1-5, Philippians ch **11 Colossians ch. 1-4, Philemon ch Paul's Release from Prison I Timothy ch. 1-5, Titus ch EXAM (First hour) I Peter ch. 1-5 and II Peter ch *13 Paul's return to Prison II Timothy ch. 1-3, Hebrews ch Jude ch **14 I John ch. 1-5, II & III John ch Revelation ch EXAM (Only) NOTE: The college and the professor retain the right to make changes in the syllabus for this class as circumstances and conditions might indicate. *-Study questions distributed **-Study questions discussed (last 15 min)
3 Intertestamental Period (400 Silent Years) I. Babylonian Period B.C. A. Israel's prophets 1. Daniel 2. Ezekiel 3. Jeremiah B. Babylonian kings 1. Nebuchadnezzar B.C. 2. Nabonidus B.C. 3. Belshazzar B.C.
4 II. Persian Period B.C. A. Cyrus B.C. B. Darius I B.C. C. Xerxes (Ahazuerus) B.C. D. Artaxerxes B.C. III. Grecian Period B.C. A. Philip of Macedonia B.C. B. Alexander the Great B.C.
5 IV. Egyptian Period (Ptolomies) B.C. V. Syrian Period (Seleucides) B.C. VI. Maccabean Period B.C.
6 VII. Roman Period 63 B.C. - A.D. 70 A. Emperors (see text p. 14) 1. Augustus Luke 2:1 2. Tiberius Luke 3:1 3. Claudius Acts 11:28, 18:2 4. Nero Acts 25:10; 28:19 B. Herodian Dynasty (See text p. 16) 1. Herod the Great 37 B.C. - 4 B.C. Matt. 2:1 a. Archelaus 4 B.C. - A.D. 6 Matt. 2:22 b. Herod Antipas 4 B.C. - A.D. 39 Luke 3:1
7 c. Philip 4 B.C. - A.D. 34 Luke 3:1 d. Lysanias (Not the son of Herod the Great) Luke 3:1 2. Herod Agrippa I 37/41-44 A.D. Acts 12:1 3. Herod Agrippa II A.D. Acts 25:13; 26:32 NEW TESTAMENT CHRONOLOGY Birth of Christ...4/5 B.C. Baptism...A.D. 28/29 Temptation...A.D. 28/29 Death of Christ... A.D. 33 Conversion of Saul/Paul... A.D. 35 Paul's First Missionary Journey... A.D Jerusalem Council... A.D. 49 Paul's Second Missionary Journey... A.D Paul's Third Missionary Journey... A.D Paul's Caesarean Imprisonment... A.D Paul's First Roman Imprisonment... A.D Paul's Final Arrest and Death... A.D. 67/68
8 THE GOSPELS AUTHORS Matthew Jew KING Mark Jew (uses Peter) Jew w/ Roman surname SERVANT Luke a Greek (associate of Paul) MAN John a Jew (but representative of the believer in Christ) SON OF GOD, MESSIAH OPENING VERSES (GENEALOGY) Matthew (back only to Abraham) JEW Mark (no genealogy) (Who cares about the genealogy of a servant?) SERVANT (to Romans) Luke (back to Adam) MAN John (back to eternity--even the beginning) MESSIAH, SON OF GOD
9 MATTHEW AUTHOR: DATE: THEME: PURPOSE: 1. to demonstrate that Christ is the rightful heir to the promises of the Abrahamic and Davidic covenants (only Jesus could fulfill the requirements of Messiah); 2. to present Jesus as King of Israel in fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies. kingdom of heaven, 33 times; Son of David, 9 times DISTINCTIVE FEATURES: 1. traces genealogy back to Abraham, father of the Jews 2. more O.T. quotes if Matt. than all others ("that it might be fulfilled.") 3. the message is a call to repentance "the kingdom of heaven is at hand" 3:2 4. commission of the 12 in 10:5-7: "God not in the way of the Gentiles" 5. the King claims authority--"you have heard... but I say to you" 6. Christ was crucified (according to Mt.) because He said He was King of Jews - civil verdict cf. John - said He was the Son of God - religious verdict 7. change of message in 11:28 -- "come all ye" 8. hinge between Old and New Testaments KEY SCRIPTURE: Matt. 23:37-39 (offer and rejection)
10 MATTHEW: OUTLINE AND SUMMARY I. The presentation of the king 1:1-4:11 A. The arrival of the king 1:1-2:33 1. His ancestry 2. His advent B. The ambassador of the king 3:1-12 C. The approval of the king 3:13-4:11 1. In baptism 3: In temptation 4:1-11
11 II. The proclamation of the king 4:12-7:29 A. The ministry of the king 4:12-17 B. The companions of the king 4:18-22 C. The credentials of the king 4:23-25 D. The pronouncements of the king 5:1-7:29 1. The subjects of the kingdom 5: The relation of the king to the law 5:17-7:27 a. He is against the Pharisees' teaching 5:17-48
12 b. He is against the Pharisees' practices 6:1-7:6 c. He gives instruction concerning entering 7:7-27 NOTE: Uses of the Sermon on the Mount for today III. The Power of the King 8:1-11:1 A. Power over their problems 8:1-9:34 1. Power over disease 8: Power over men 8:18-22 (9:9) 3. Power over nature 8: Power over demons 5. Power to forgive 9: Power over tradition 9: Power over death 9: Power over darkness 9: Power over dumbness 9:32-34
13 B. Power to delegate authority 9:35-11:1 1. Messiah's compassion 9: Messiah's call 10: Messiah's commission 10:5-42 a. Message vv b. Response vv c. Comfort vv d. Reward vv IV. Progressive opposition to the king 11:2-16:12 A. Commencement of rejection 11:2-12:50 1. anticipation of rejection 11: controversy with authority 12:1-45
14 Unpardonable sin: 1. the meaning 2. the circumstances 3. the application 3. Messiah's announcement of Israel's rejection 12:46-50 B. Consequences of rejection 13: discourse on the shore a. sower b. wheat and tares c. mustard seed d. leaven
15 2. discourse in the house a. hidden treasure b. pearl of great price c. dragnet d. householder C. Culmination of rejection 13:53-16:12 1. rejection in Nazareth 13:53-58
16 NATIONAL BIBLE COLLEGE BI 111 New Testament Survey - Study Questions Answer Key for Exam D 2. A 3. B 4. C 5. F 49. F 50. E 51. C 52. T 53. F 96. A 97. T 98. C 99. D 100. A 6. A 7. C 54. F 55. T 8. C 9. D 10. E 56. B 57. A 58. C 11. A 12. C 59. B 60. F 13. C 61. B 14. D 62. T 15. B 16. C 17. E 18. D 19. F 63. F 64. F 65. C 66. D 67. C 20. B 68. B 21. D 22. A 23. B 24. D 25. B 26. T 69. C 70. A 71. B E 27. E 75. B 28. B 29. F 76. A 77. B 30. T 78. D 31. E 79. B 32. A 33. F 80. C 81. C 34. C 35. E 82. D 83. C 36. F 84. B 37. F 85. E 38. B 39. B 40. T 86. A 87. D 88. A 41. T 89. B 42. B 90. C 43. C 91. C 44. C 45. C 46. B 47. A 48. D 92. Upper Room E Sermon on Mount D Olivet C 93. D 94. E 95. D
17 NATIONAL BIBLE COLLEGE BI 111 New Testament Survey Answer Key Exam B 2. D 3. A 4. C 5. C 6. C 7. C 8. B 9. C 10. D 11. E 12. D 13. B 14. B 15. A 16. E 17. T 18. C 19. C 20. A 21. F 22. T 23. T 24. C 25. B 26. F 27. C 28. A 29. C 30. D 31. A 32. B 33. C 34. E 35. D
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