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CHRI 1313-01 OLD TESTAENT Summer 2013 (Session I: June 3-July5) Department of eology COURSE DESCRIPTION A course designed to introduce the student to the Old Testament and to provide an understanding of the history, institutions, and theological insights of the Hebrew people. Old Testament (CHRI 1313) is a freshman level course required for graduation from Houston Baptist University. is course is a prerequisite for all Christianity courses except 1323. INSTRUCTOR INFORATION Name: Phillip arshall E-mail: pmarshall@hbu.edu Office Phone: 281-649-3135 Office Location: Atwood 1, #234 Office Hours: over the summer by appointment eb Page Addresses: HBU http://www.hbu.edu/hbu/phillip_arshall.asp?snid=497864236 Personal http://biblicallanguages.wordpress.com/ LEARNING RESOURCES Course Text(s): Arnold, Bill T. and Bryan E. Beyer. Encountering the Old Testament. 2 nd ed. Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 2008. [EOT] ISBN: 978-0-8010-3170-0 Holy Bible, English Standard Version (ESV). Classic Pew & orship Edition. heaton, IL: Crossway, 2002. ISBN 1-58134-379-5 COURSE OBJECTIVES Overview/ Purpose of the course e course will view the Old Testament from historical, theological, textual, and social perspectives. Because of the volume of the material in the Old Testament, the materials to be covered in more detail will be selective. Pivotal events and passages will be given more attention. e instructor intends to guide the student toward achieving an overall grasp of the Old Testament as well as a greater understanding of the pivotal events and teachings of the Old Testament material. e course aims to instill an appreciation for Old Testament history and theology and encourage students to continue reading and study of the Old Testament beyond the course requirements. It is hoped that the theology encountered in the study will help students as they plan to live in a manner to benefit themselves and others. Upon completion of this course, students should be able to: 1. Recognize and list essential facts related to the geographical, historical, archeological, and religious background of the Old Testament. 2. Discuss the concepts of inspiration and revelation, as well as the role of the Old Testament scriptures in molding Jewish and Christian cultural values. 1

3. Explain the development of the text and canon of the Old Testament. 4. Demonstrate an understanding of the background, literary genre, content, interpretation, and central theological themes of the assigned Old Testament writings. 5. Evaluate the various expressions of Old Testament religion as manifested in the prophetic, wisdom, and apocalyptic movements and the literature they produced. RELATION TO THE ISSION OF THE UNIVERSITY ission statement: e mission of Houston Baptist University is to provide a learning experience that instills in students a passion for academic, spiritual, and professional excellence as a result of our central confession, Jesus Christ is Lord. is course seeks to provide an educational atmosphere which fosters academic excellence, freedom of thought, moral and spiritual development of students, and the enrichment of life through the Christian faith and message. RELATION TO THE SCHOOL OF CHRISTIAN THOUGHT GOALS e mission of the School of Christian ought is to serve and equip the Church; to provide students with foundational knowledge in philosophy, theology, and apologetics through reading and engagement with the ideas and languages of classic and biblical texts; to challenge students to display sound reasoning, to communicate clearly, and to demonstrate effective research skills; and to foster both intellectual and spiritual growth as students and faculty alike seek to glorify God in all things. is course is designed to support the mission of the School of Christian ought by teaching students how to read ancient texts literarily, historically, socially, and theologically. RELATION TO DEPARTENTAL GOALS AND PURPOSES e mission of the Department of eology is to provide students with a foundation in the classical theological disciplines, facilitate intellectual and spiritual growth, and equip individuals in skills essential to Christian ministry. In line with the mission of the Department of eology, this course serves as a basic introductory course, a literary and interpretative survey of the Old Testament, necessary for all of the other studies in the department major. e course gives the students opportunity to grow in the Christian faith and to develop in service to community and church. ATTENDANCE Please see the official Attendance Policy in the HBU Classroom Policy on Blackboard. Students missing more than 25% of the class will be given a failing grade. ACADEIC ACCOODATIONS Students needing learning accommodations should inform the professor immediately and consult the Academic Accommodations section of the HBU Classroom Policy posted on Blackboard. 2

COURSE REQUIREENTS & GRADE SCALE Course Requirements 1. e student is expected to attend all class meetings, participate in class discussions, take notes on lecture, and meet the requirements of the course as indicated by the professor or instructor, this syllabus, and the assignments given. You are permitted to be absent 2 times without penalty. After that, each absence will result in reducing the final grade by one-third of a letter grade. 2. Evaluation will be made from weekly quizzes primarily covering basic factual knowledge of the Biblical texts assigned (from ESV), and some questions from the textbook (EOT). Please note: students are required to bring their own Scan-Tron sheets and pencils to class for the weekly quizzes; any quizzes not taken in the proper format will receive no credit. e two lowest quizzes (out of 12 quizzes) will be dropped in determining the final grade. e quiz score average will constitute 60% of the final grade. 3. A midterm examination and a final examination will each constitute 20% of the final grade. See Topical Outline for examination dates. Grading Standards e grade scale for the Department of eology is: A (90-100), B (80-89), C (70-79), D (60-69), F (59 and below). LATE ORK & TEST POLICY Late work will only be allowed with the permission of the instructor. ake-up exams will be given in the event of illness, death in the immediate family, official participation in events representing the university or with prior permission from the professor. e make-up exam period will be announced and the make-up exams will be given in Atwood 2. e student must present an I.D. card to take the test. ake-up tests for quizzes will not be given, since the three lowest quizzes will be dropped anyway. TOPICAL OUTLINE Note: e actual chapters to be read from each of the assigned biblical books of the ESV Bible below may be found in the documents entitled Reading Assignments for... found at my BiblicalLanguages website page here: http://biblicallanguages.wordpress.com/biblical-studies-courses-i-teach/oldtestament-survey/ 3

Class tg 3-Jun 4-Jun 5-Jun 6-Jun 10-Jun 11-Jun Lecture Topics 12-Jun 13-Jun 17-Jun 18-Jun 19-Jun 20-Jun 24-Jun 25-Jun 26-Jun Syllabus & Course Intro; Introduction to the OT: Inspiration, Canon, & Transmission of the OT Introduction to OT: Inspiration, Canon, & Transmission of the OT Introduction to OT: Geography and History of the OT Introduction to : Survey of ; Authorship of Introduction to : Documentary Hypothesis (Hr. 1) IDTER EXA (Hr. 2) 27-Jun Historical Books 1-Jul Poetic/isdom Books 2-Jul Poetic/isdom Books 3-Jul Prophets 4-Jul NO CLASS F 5-Jul Reading Schedule (to be Completed by Class eeting) EOT Chs. 1-3 (21-75) Genesis 1-11 (ESV) EOT Ch. 4 (77-87) Genesis 12-50 (ESV) EOT Ch. 5 (89-101) Exodus (ESV) EOT Ch. 6 (103-115) Leviticus (ESV) EOT Ch.7 (117-126) Numbers (ESV) EOT Ch.8 (127-139) Deuteronomy (ESV) EOT Ch.9-10 (141-166) Joshua, Judges & Ruth (ESV) EOT Chs.11-12 (167-193) 1-2 Samuel (ESV) EOT Ch. 13-14 (195-220) 1-2 Kings (ESV) EOT Ch. 15-16 (221-249) 1-2 Chron, Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther (ESV) EOT Ch.17-18 (251-277) Job, Proverbs, Psalms (ESV) EOT Ch.19-23 (281-335) Isaiah, Jeremiah, icah (ESV) EOT Ch. 24-28 (339-405); EOT Ch.33 (454-456) Friday, July 5 12:30-2:30 P Assessment Quiz #1 (only on EOT 1-3) Quiz #2 June 6: Last date to drop without a "" Quiz #3 Quiz #4 Quiz #5 Quiz #6 Quiz #7 Quiz #8 Quiz #9 June 26: Last date to drop with a "" Quiz #10 Quiz #11 Quiz #12 FINAL EXA 4

e content of this outline and the attached schedule are subject to change at the discretion of the professor. Student Signature I have read and understand the syllabus for this class. I understand that the content of this syllabus and the topical outline are subject to change at the discretion of the professor. I have read and understand the HBU Classroom Policy posted on Black Board. I promise to uphold the Code of Academic Integrity at Houston Baptist University and will not tolerate its violation by others. 5