New Testament Survey

The New Testament is the ‘good news’ of the life, death, resurrection and atonement of the Lord Jesus Christ; the birth and early growth of the Christian Church; and the development of the Christian faith. This course examines the writings and content of the New Testament, as well as the historical and cultural context in which the New Testament was written, and how it has come down to us today.
Mondays, 1-3 PM, January 7-March 4, 2013 (8 sessions)
Required Texts:
Encountering the New Testament: A Historical and Theological Guide, by Walter E. Elwell & Robert W. Yarbrough – $435 pesos.
Nelson Complete Book of Bible Maps & Charts – $170 pesos.

Study Guide for the New Testament Survey exam.

NT1 – Introduction to New Testament Survey (January 7)

Reading assignment: Nelson, pp. 277-280. Elwell, pp. 15-68; 192-207.

1-7-2013 lecture notes in PDF             1-7-2013 lecture notes in PowerPoint

NT1 – Synoptic Gospels – Matthew, Mark & Luke (January 14)

Reading assignment: Nelson, pp. 282-331. Elwell, pp. 69-106; 169-190.

1-14-2013 lecture notes in PDF        1-14-2013 lecture notes in PowerPoint

NT1 – Gospel of John and Acts (January 21)

Reading assignment: Nelson, pp. 282-331. Elwell, pp. 69-106; 169-190.

1-21-2013 lecture notes in PDF          1-21-2013 lecture notes in PowerPoint

NT1 – Paul (January 28)

Reading assignment: Nelson, pp. 361-391. Elwell, pp. 253-305.

1-28-2013 lecture notes in PDF          1-28-2013 lecture notes in PowerPoint

NT1 – Paul’s Epistles, Part 2 (February 4)

Reading assignment: Nelson, pp. 386-416. Elwell, pp. 307-344

2-4-2013 lecture notes in PDF             2-4-2013 lecture notes in PowerPoint

NT1 – General Epistles (February 18)

Reading assignment: Nelson, pp. 417-446. Elwell, pp. 361-385

2-18-2013 lecture notes in PDF         2-18-2013 lecture notes in PowerPoint

NT1 – Revelation (February 25)

Reading assignment: Nelson, pp. 447-455. Elwell, pp. 375-386.

2-25-2013 notes in PDF                  2-25-2013 notes in PowerPoint

NT1 – The Canon (March 4)

No reading assignment and no PowerPoint lecture notes.