Courses
- Master of Arts (Theology)
- Graduate Diploma in Theology
- Bachelor of Theology
- Certificate of Higher Education in Biblical Hermeneutics
- Diploma of Higher Education in Biblical Hemeneutics
- Knowing Your Bible
The College's Bachelor of Theology, Graduate Diploma and Master of Arts (Theology) programmes are all validated by the University of Chester.
Several other non-degree courses are also available from the college.
- Introduction to the Bible
- Old Testament Survey
- New Testament Survey
- The Synoptic Gospels
- New Testament Greek 1
- New Testament Greek 2
- Introduction to Biblical Hebrew
- Lands of the Bible
- Biblical Exegesis: Theory and Methodology
- Exegesis in Practice
- History of Hermeneutics
- Exegesis and Theology
- Exegesis and Polemics
- Exegesis & the Preacher
- Theology of Worship
- Book of Deuteronomy
- Interpreting 1/2 Samuel
- Letter to the Hebrews
- The Church and Israel
- Lands of the Bible (level 2)
- Case Studies in Hermeneutics
- Applying 1 Corinthians in Church Ministry Today
- Independent Research Project
- Biblical Theology
- The Bible, Culture and Historical Theology
- Dissertation
- Theology of the Book of Romans
- Liberation Theologies and their Use of the Bible
- Christian Ethics and the Bible
- Evangelicals, the Bible and the Public Square
- Greek Texts
- Hebrew Texts
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