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*The software to make these courses interactive does not work on the MAC computers. Thus we cannot supply courses for MAC users.

Seminary Extension is currently offering the following courses via interactive CD:

BB 3100 How To Understand The Bible
An introduction to the doctrinal, historical, and literary nature of the Bible and other general questions involved in reading the Bible with understanding. The course also deals with the authority, purpose, and message of the Bible; the history reflected in the Old Testament; and principles of biblical interpretation. Recommended by ACE for three semester hours (lower baccalaureate division) in religion. More

NT 3166 New Testament Survey, Part I
(The Background, Gospels, and Acts) A survey of the historical and cultural background of the New Testament, along with the life, ministry, and teachings of Jesus. The course also covers the process by which the gospels were written and explores the similarities among the synoptic gospels and the uniqueness of the Gospel of John. Also covered are the authorship, purpose and content of the book of Acts. Recommended by ACE for three semester hours (upper division baccalaureate in Religion, Humanities, or Bible). More

OT 3103 Old Testament Survey, Part 1
(Background,Pentateuch, and Former Prophets): A Survey of: (1) the historical and cultural background of the Old Testament, (2) the books of the Pentateuch (Genesis through Deuteronomy), and (3) the books known as the Former Prophets (Joshua, Judges, 1 and 2 Samuel, and 1 and 2 Kings). Recommendedby ACE for three semester hours (lower baccalaureate division) in humanities or religion. More

OT 3104 Old Testament Survey, Part II
(The Prophets and the Writings): A survey of all the prophetic books of the Old Testament (Isaiah through Malachi) as well as miscellaneous books known as the Writings (Psalms, Job, Proverbs, Ruth, Song of Songs, Ecclesiastes, Lamentations,Esther, Daniel, Ezra, Nehemiah, and 1 and 2 Chronicles. Recommended by ACE for three semester hours (lower baccalaureate division) in humanities or religion. More

NT 0185 Hebrews
A study of the epistle to the Hebrews. This is a course that explores in depth the role of sanctification in the doctrine of salvation. Non-ACE courses transcript for two hours. More

NT 3190 Revelation
A study of the background, authorship, and teachings of the book of Revelation. The method of interpretation is described within the book itself. That method will be used extensively to interpret the signs. Recommended by ACE for three semester hours (lower division baccalaureate in religion or Bible). More

OT 3226 Jeremiah
This course is a concentrated study of the biblical book of Jeremiah. You will not only learn about the man, but you will learn about the message. He treats issues that are timeless. His treatments of God's prophets, idolatry, struggles, and hardships for teh man of God, and the difficulties of obedience transcend all cultures, generations, and languages. The relevance is as if Jeremiah wrote just for us today.. Recommended by ACE for three semester hours (upper division baccalaureate in Religion or Bible). More

CH 3211 History of Christianity
A study of the history of Christianity from New Testament times until the modern era. The course focuses on the great movements and heresies in Christian history as well as other factors which have influenced Christianity. Recommended by ACE for three semester hours (upper division baccalaureate in History or Religion). More

TH 3200 Systematic Theology
A survey of Christian doctrines, with emphasis upon revelation, the nature and work of God, Jesus Christ, humankind and sin, the Holy Spirit, salvation, and last things or eschatology. Recommended by ACE for three semester hours (upper division baccalaureate in Religion). More

TH 3201 New Testament Theology
A thematic study of the teachings of the New Testament, including the Bible, God, humanity, sin, salvation, the church, the ordinances, the ministry, the Christian life, the kingdom, and the ultimate goal of history. Recommended by ACE for three semester hours (upper division baccalaureate in Religion or Bible). More

PM 0255 Evangelism
A study of the biblical basis for evangelism and how to witness; includes practical application. It combines a church program for evangelism and a program for personal witnessing. A non-ACE course for two semester hours. More

General Information
Courses via CD-ROM are independent study courses. They are interactive which means that they have been built with a software which allows the student to move around through the course with just a click of the mouse. The computer will do all the work except the “studying.” Everything you need for independent study of a course, except the textbook(s), will be on the CD. The textbook(s) can be ordered from us by phone or email if you have a VISA or MasterCard or from us by mail with payment.

You will have up to six months to complete the course. You may study at your own pace, beginning when you want and ending when you want. If you should want to take longer than six months, a course time extension can be purchased. Independent study courses cost $31 per semester-hour in tuition plus $62 per course for administrative costs. The textbook(s) will cost extra, but the S&H costs for them are covered in the above teacher-administrator costs.

The unit exams are on the CD, but the final exam must be proctored. Thus, we will send the test to your proctor at the appropriate time.

As an additional resource for these courses, the actual lecture notes by a professor in the live seminary class for the course are being made available on most of the CD courses. Also we are providing the verbatim notes from a student in the live classes whenever they are available. These notes will multiply the effectiveness of the courses and make the learning approach that of the live classes.

We have tried to anticipate your questions with the above descriptions, but if you have additional questions, please contact us at cd@seminaryextension.org or at 800-229-4612.

*The software to make these courses interactive does not work on the MAC computers.