Understanding The Bible |
Return to Course Group 1 | |
Preface to the Doctrine Notes | |
TYPOLOGY | |
An Introduction to Old Testament Typology, (c. early)) Introduction I. Warrant for Typical study II. Four ways to read the Old Testament III. Difference between Allegorical and Typical study IV. Definition of a type V. Distinctive features of a Type VI. How much of the Old Testament is Typical VII. Rules for the interpretation of Types VIII. Reasons for the study of Types Types IN Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, The Tabernacle, The Priesthood, The Offerings Types AFTER The Tabernacle, The Priesthood, and The Offerings |
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THE NAMES OF GOD | |
(Names Of God, PCB c. 1970) pp. 1-7 | |
BIBLIOLOGY | |
Introduction I. Various Inadequate Theories of Inspiration II. Verbal and Plenary Inspiration III. Inspiration According to the Scripture IV. Testimony of the Early Church V. Testimony of Secular Writers VI. Objections to Doctrine of Verbal Inspiration |
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ANGELOLOGY | |
I. Introduction and The Nature and Number of Angels II. The Various Orders of Angels III. Satan |
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ANTHROPOLOGY | |
Introduction I. The Origin of Man II. Essential Elements of Man III. Origin of the Soul |
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