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Biblical Literature And Languages (A.B.)
The Biblical literature degree is for students interested in studying the Old and New Testaments of the Bible. The program is packed with Bible courses that will help you understand the background of the Bible, the culture of people from the Bible, the relevant archeological finds and how to interpret and apply the Bible to life. It is a great double major for students who want a solid foundation in the Bible. Some students who plan to go on to seminary take this degree as well.
The IWU Biblical literature degree features several well-known Bible profs including Wilbur Williams, Ken Schenck, David Smith and Steve Lennox. If you are interested in the Bible and its meaning to life today, or if you want to teach Bible in a Christian school, this is a degree for you to consider. You'd be in classes with many students from other majors (all of our majors are required to take significant Bible courses) so you'd get acquainted with a variety of other students in the Religion division, which makes it an unforgettable experience. Come join us!
Biblical Literature And Languages Major
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| BIL-101 |
Old Testament Survey |
| BIL-102 |
New Testament Survey |
| BIL-202 |
Inductive Bible Study |
HBR-201 or GRE-201 |
Beginning Hebrew or Beginning Greek |
| BIL-xxx |
Advanced Old Testament Bible Courses – 3 courses |
| BIL-xxx |
Advanced New Testament Bible Courses – 3 courses |
| Divisional Courses (10 hours) |
Up to 9 hours of Hebrew and/or Greek beyond HBR-201 or GRE-201 may be included in the Old Testament and New Testament Bible or Divisional courses, if those 9 hours are not already counting toward a Biblical Languages Minor.
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Biblical Literature Minor
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| BIL-101 |
Old Testament Survey |
| BIL-102 |
New Testament Survey |
| BIL-202 |
Inductive Bible Study |
| BIL-xxx |
Advanced Bible courses (at least one course pertaining
to each of the Old and New Testaments) – 5 courses |
Up to 9 hours of Greek and/or Hebrew may be included in the Advanced Bible courses. |
Biblical Languages Minor
It is the mission for the Biblical languages minor to aid in the development of world-changing biblical practitioners by laying the linguistic foundations necessary for in-depth biblical study. A minor in Biblical Languages consists of eighteen (18) credit hours.
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| HBR-20l |
Beginning Hebrew I |
| HBR-202 |
Beginning Hebrew II |
| GRE-201 |
Beginning Greek I |
| GRE-202 |
Beginning Greek II |
HBR-422 or GRE-422 |
Hebrew Bible (6 hours) or Greek Bible (6 hours) |
Biblical History and Geography Minor
This minor may be fulfilled by students who only take courses in the Fall and Spring semester (i.e. do not travel abroad). Participants in the Summer in Israel Program will earn 12 of the 18 required hours for this minor. Students who choose to study at Jerusalem University College (JUC) in a semester abroad program will be able to fulfill this minor through a combination of the IWU and JUC course work. A minor in Biblical History and Geography consists of eighteen (18) credit hours.
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| Required Courses: (6 hours) |
| BIL-280 |
Lands of the Bible |
| BIL-380 |
History of the Biblical World |
| Choose from the following options: (12 hours) |
| BIL-103 |
Bible Land Tour |
| BIL-281 |
Jerusalem and its People |
| BIL-282 |
Art, Artifacts, and Architecture of The Biblical World |
| BIL-381 |
Cultural Settings of the Bible |
| BIL-382 |
Intertestament Literature |
| BIL-480 |
Archaeology of Syria-Palestine |
HBR-201
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GRE-201
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LAT-201
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Beginning Hebrew
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Beginning Greek
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Beginning Latin
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HBR-202
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GRE-202
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LAT-202
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Intermediate Hebrew
or
Intermediate Greek
or
Intermediate Latin
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| JUC |
Geographical and Historical Settings of the Bible |
- Courses taken through Jerusalem University College may be applied toward elective hours in this minor with permission from the School of Theology and Ministry.
- Those majoring or minoring in Biblical Literature may only apply 3 hours of this minor towards their Biblical Literature.
- This minor requires at least 15 hours unduplicated in any other major or minor.
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