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SPRING 2006 COURSES
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Book of Revelation - Apocalyptic Literature
January 29 - March 15, 2006 - Online
3 undergraduate credits or non-credit
702 APOC

This course examines the prophetic literature in both the Jewish and Christian canons of scripture, with discussion about the application of these passages to possible future events as well as historic events.

Hermeneutics
January 29 - March 15, 2006 - Online
February 4 - March 11, 2006 - Classroom
3 undergraduate credits or non-credit
701 HERM

This course is designed to help the student properly interpret what was said in the biblical text that is available today. Although Christians around the world accept the biblical text as sacred scriptures, unfortunately, the opinions are innumerable concerning exactly what God meant by His words. The problem is not over revelation or inspiration so much as it is over interpretation and application.

Kabbalah for Christians I - (KFC-I)
February 4 - March 11, 2006 - Classroom
non-credit only
802 KABB

This is a series of lectures on the basic ideas that lay the groundwork for all advanced concepts in Kabbalah. The ancient teachings of Kabbalah unravel all the mysteries of the universe. In the process, they reveal the spiritual and physical laws that govern both the universe and the human soul. In short, Kabbalah answers questions. It provides solutions. It unravels puzzles. It deciphers codes. It offers practical tools with which to effect authentic change in your own life.

Paul, the Jewish Theologian
February 7 - May 2, 2006 (EXAM May 16) - Classroom
3 undergraduate credits or non-credit
601 PAUL

This course presents the life, work and writings of the apostle Paul in the Jewish context of his claim to be “a Pharisee of Pharisees .” Includes a brief look at famous geographical sites associated with Paul’s journeys.

Wisdom of the Ancient Sages
February 7 - May 2, 2006 (EXAM May 16) - Classroom
3 undergraduate credits or non-credit
602 WISD

This course examines the teachings of first-century Judaism’s great thinkers and their influence in Jewish Christian culture.