Enigmatic Book of Job, The Level:Certificate Degree

Enigmatic Book of Job, The Level:Certificate DegreeDr. Michael Brown, Instructor A one day immersion into the text and theology of Job as Dr. Brown examines key passages that focus on the problem of suffering. Topics will include: dating of the Book of Job; the hope of redemption in Job; the application of Job to believers today; the happy ending of Job in contrast with Holocaust theology; who is Satan in Job; and challenging God as an act of faith. Approx. 6 hours of teaching on 3 DVDs or Online

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This course will look at major biblical leaders (e

This class will focus on how to interpret Scripture according to the varying genres with practice right in class

How did Yeshua interpret Scripture

Walter Kaiser is President Emeritus and Distinguished Professor of Old Testament and Ethics at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in Hamilton

attention will shift to the Levant

in New Testament from Cambridge University and graduate degrees in Old Testament and Biblical Languages from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary

Dynamic faith was the necessary key to breaking through the opposition

Bock is Senior Research Professor of New Testament Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary in Dallas

Michael Rydelnik is Professor of Jewish Studies at the Moody Bible Institutde

Jacob Rosenberg

Major Messianic prophecies will be discussed and key objections answered in light of these interpretive principles