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I finished my Hermeneutics Mega Course, part of my uThM Program and selected this topic for my final course paper.
To do so, I used course lectures from three sources: Koinonia Institute, the Theology Program, and the Master’s Seminary and the additional text, Basic Bible Interpretation.
You can read all of my course assignments here.
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I finished the course Hermeneutics from the Master’s Seminary and it’s time for a review.
The study materials included a terribly written (and terribly edited) syllabus, the lecture videos, and the book, Basic Bible Interpretation, which you can find my review here.
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I finished my Hermeneutics Mega Course, part of my uThM Program and selected this topic for my second course paper.
To do so, I used course lectures from three sources: Koinonia Institute, the Theology Program, and the Master’s Seminary and the additional text, Basic Bible Interpretation.
You can read all of my course assignments here.
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I finished my Hermeneutics Mega Course, part of my uThM Program and chose to do both assignments assigned in the Hermeneutics course from the Master’s Seminary. The topic I chose for this second assignment: Is Marriage the First and Preferred State for the Christian Believer?
You can read all of my course assignments here.
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I finished the course Hermeneutics & Bibliology from the Theology Program at Credo House, fulfilling part of my Hermeneutics Mega Course series and figured it was time for a review.
You can read all of my course reviews here.
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I finished my Hermeneutics Mega Course, part of my uThM Program and chose to complete the exercises assigned in the Master’s Seminary Hermeneutics course.
You can read all of my course assignments here.
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I finished my Hermeneutics Mega Course, part of my uThM Program and selected this topic for my first course paper.
To do so, I used course lectures from three sources: Koinonia Institute, the Theology Program, and the Master’s Seminary and the additional text, Basic Bible Interpretation.
You can read all of my course assignments here.
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I finished the course Hermeneutics & Bibliology from the Theology Program at Credo House, fulfilling part of my Hermeneutics Mega Course series. Here are my answers to the study questions from the course assignments along with 2 case studies. This will inevitably be a massive post.
You can read all of my course assignments for my Unschooled Master of Theology in Biblical Studies here.
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I finished the course Introduction to Hermeneutics from the Koinonia Institute not long ago, and thought a review was in order.
The study materials used were the video briefing pack from Chuck Missler called Hermeneutics 101.
You can read all of my course reviews here.
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