Practical Bible Training School - Theologue Yearbook (Johnson City, NY)

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1 RW' REV WOODROW BROW IN Assistant ln Men s Department Blble Doctnne Blbllcal Theology Systematic Theology Blbhcal Antlqultles REV PAUL GRIFFIS B A TH D Evangelism Creek English 1 2 EW AINGELISNI The purpose of thus course IS to prepare the student for the nmary task of the Christian the task of reachmg a lost world with the message of sa vatlon Pubhc and Personal Evangehsm are thoroughly discussed nn an mformal manner the teacher and the students poolmg thelr experiences ln preaching and personal soul wnnnlng to the end that there may be mutual msplratnon and encouragement to be constant witnesses for Chnst Scripture memorlzmg IS partncularly stressed and students are required to become thoroughly famlhar wlth the Plan of Salvauon and the methods of presenting lt ln an attractive manner They also become equnpped to answer the various objections crltnclsms and excuses with the authority of scnpture GREEK EINCLISH I The study of translatlons transllteratnons combmatlon of words com aratlve uses of words and cholce of words hy a careful comparlson of the Greek and Enghsh Texts CREEK EINGLISH 2 INew Testament Word Study The student IS encouraged to do lndependent research that will equip hum wlth a practncal workmg knowledge of the methods employed to discover the hldden truths of the Greek words REV URBAIN I' CLIINE BA THB Greekl 2 3 INEW TILSTAMEINT CRI' EK l A study of the baslc pnnclples of New Festa ment Creek grammar NEW TESTAMENT GREEK 2 A foundatxon of grammar IS lard m this course to acquamt the student with the fundamental facts of Greek INEW TESTAMEINT CRFFK 3 Thus rs an advanced course m Greek where the student goes on to use hls Greek ln a more practical way that of translatm certam Epistles from the orrgmal language m whlch they were wrt en mto our own language ,fs x'X. REX CLII' FORD X LLSBRLI' A B ln TII Blbhcal Introduction Sponsored through courts sy of REV WM S CRAINDXLI Teacher Emeritus Ph D D D LITTLE N HITE CHLRCH OI- LOXKLIN and 'I he Xrrowhead C hrlsuan Center Rev Paul QTIITIS, Pastor Songs at Sunrlse' WNBI- WNBI TV Sundays at 4 30 17 . . ., . . , 'X , , . . . Y . , ,Q 1 1 1 . ' ' . 1 Q 1 1 1 , 1 2 T' . . . . . Y. . v . - I 9 1 ' Cf. ' - - - s a , . . . . fun 12 9 7 B L A W . . l ' ' 1 1 1 1 . . 1 .V- I ' ' ' . . , . ., . . 9 a - 1 1 f - . . . f f 'I ' J 1 1 Q I ' I I .A J 9 1 u A ' D I , . . . . V . ' Q1 . S ' . f-K7 If-1: ' Vw r 4 r V , V' Fr' , I ,....,- 6 V wt , X l . gs. E 1 - Y . 1 . - . , : . . . . z , 9 ' 1 J ' . Z .' . ' . ., . .

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NELLIE A. MANLEY, B.A. Assistant Re istrar Secretary to Tresident Secretary in Financial Office Secretar and Bookkee er in Matron's Department Church Ilistory 1, 2, Nfissions CHLRCH HISTORY 1 In this course the history of the Christian Church through the different enods is traced It includes the Apostolic Period the Ante 'Nicene and Post INICCHC enods the Development of the Papacy the Ascendance of the Papacy the Decline of the Papacy and the Reformation CHURCH HISTORY 2 A further studv of Church History after the Reformation It presents the revivals of the Eighteenth and 'Nineteenth Centuries together with a study of the more important denominations w hich have developed since the Reformation MISSIONS The history and progressive development of Christian Nlissions from the time of Paul to the present Included also in the course are biographical sketches of im ortant pioneer missionaries and a study of the qualifications and preparation of the tn lVldll3l for missionary work Research study is made and a presentation of home missions is given REV JOHN YOUNG Biblical Introduction On Leave of Absence BIBLICAI.. INTRODUCTION All Christians rejoice ln the fact that the have Cod s Word to read and study However few of them know the experiences t rough which it passed in order that we might have it today The purpose of this course IS to search out the origin of the sacred Scriptures and to learn of the great experiences in hardship fire and hatred through which it has passed Through all of these experiences God has miraculously preserved lt for His people A knowledge of this subject is necessary though much neglected The course gives the student a foundation upon which he may build more detailed Bible study Included ag-sohari slnggestions as to qualifications necessary and methods for more fruitful study o t e 1 e REV LEROY C WESTBROOK Bible Doctrine Biblical Theology Systematic Theology Biblical Antiquities 1 2 BIBLE DOCTRINE The doctrinal teachings of Scripture are studied in this course The teaching includes a detailed study of the attributes of the Trlune Cod the problem of sm the substitutionary atonement of Jesus Christ the doctrine of man and some dis pensational truths BIBLICAL THEOLOGY This is a Messianic and Prophetic course in which much consideration IS given to God s method of revealing Himself to mankind This of necessity puts the study of Israel in a romment place The pro hecies of the Old Testament are considered and compared wit their New Testament fu fillments particularly in the Per son of Christ SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY A study of Christianity in its Doctrinal Expression With the Scriptures as our onl infallible and authoritative source of knowled e we study the validity of Christian xpenence Bxbllology and all of the major Theo ogical tenets Th? aim of the course is to stabilize the student upon a firm foundation of doc tnnal belle BIBLICAL ANTIQUITIES 1 The study of the history of all nations from Antlq ulty especially Israel in relation to God s p an for the ages Included also IS the studs of the setting of the New Testament together with happenings of the lnter Testament ears Some time too IB devoted to a study of Bible manners and customs in the land of a estme BIBLICAL AINTIQL ITIES 2 An advanced course of Bible llistorv in which recent archaeological discoveries and their corroborative values are studied Smrmnrd through tmnlesx of INDI I HDMI BU T151 T KBPRN XCLIL IX iol xc ll ll 1 Clnmnn luuanmf Rei ULN 1' Romer lfhlm l-H lt aslungton Slllll Blnglialnlon News Xml. 1'-1 Staxu St cxsu SllUlC la 16 T -.Q , . . ' . ' L-. I . , ' l- l l . I . . '. I l - ' . ,--.- 1 9 -,i . . ., . , .- . 1 IE I - If ' . . - . D.. . - V V ,I - ' q lv. ' .. ' , ,Ii A I' L ' I L 1 ' -jill Q ' - I l ,la H HSI-1 - . ' '. .' -'

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, I P 72, focecakzllbn TO YOU, THE FACULTY and STAFF, we are very grateful. You have been an ensample to us through your Christ-like lives. Vlve indeed appreciate your part in making our training at Qchool a plcaiant, joyful time Your yleldcd and Const crate d llvca hast lll'1IJlI't,d llw as I hrlstlan students to hu closer to our l ord Your 1X ample null help us to Qerwe II1m falthfullw ln the Ht lds of SCFVICC to NlllCll He mas call 115 M a class, me shall never forget your teachmg to us bod S grace and truth Vt e pralse God upon our remembrance of 5 ou, our pray ers are for sou as you contmue lll H18 falthful berwlce Though me -shall be separated for a httle Nl1llC, we soon shall be reunlted 111 our Heavenly Home 'Way bod blew you all ?f'.-A CURRICLILM OFFFRID IN Q0 al FIRST YEAR SFCOIND YEAR IN ame of Ilours IN ame of lloura THIRD YEAR N ame of Ilours Subject per Week Subject per Vetk Subject ptr Week English Bnble Buble Doctrme Btbllcal Antlqultnes 1 Nllsslons lhhlncal Introduction I' V3l'lgCllSIll I' l'lgllSll 4 Pulmllc Speaking I Greek 1 Christian I ducatlon I Old Testament Interpretation lllblncal 'l heology brcek 2 Jr Ilonulettcs I hurt h lllatory l lllblxcal -Xntnqumes 2 Greek In heh l Xsmgned for Theolo teal Dlploma I hrxstlan 1' dum atlon '7 I llrlatlan l' dut ation 3 Xssxgncd for 'I heolorucal Diploma l lllllll' sllldlklll l :tc rature I h 3 X n u Wflllll 'N rt r tl lll 30 vl l'l'lgl1Sll I CAsslgned English 2 Ckaalgned Shorthand llectne Not offsrul HI :JO 51 omoutl Ill u x New Testament Interpretation systematic Theology I hrlstuan Education 4- 1 reek 3 'wr ll0lIlllCl.lI'b C om Jaratne Thtolo y lyrte hnglxsh 2 -S-.swned for lheologncal lllploma Lllurt ll History 7 As-Signed for IlllC0l0glLdl Diploma Pa-1toral I' Hllll ncy l ulnllt S nalun 3 I llurth urttarlal 'Nlclhods l lu Int Rl I X151 RN X j Nl 1 XXDLRb LO lllllLlN U ll 1 xl t I K li Duk xllllILUgl3J15 Ldllllllh 1 oot B t xt l o 1110 NI un 5l lllllglldllllilll X X 18 , ' ' ..Y Q ., , .. . 7 1 A Y 7 N 3 ,- ,- 4 , Y 4 1 1 ' . . 6 1 . 5 Y v l . 5 . . 5 . . , , 5 ' i h ', 5 . . . . . 3 . 4 4 I . 3 . ' ' 3 . ' ' . 3 I , . ' 3 ' ' ' l I ' '. ' 3 .1 . ' 3 I . 3 . . A . . . I 1 I . H I ni, . 1 Q. I 3 ' pig: Q ' ' p N 2 x ' I ff .. ' g ' ' .LIU . . . 1 J5 2 , . 5 ' 1 1 - 1 I A ' , J 3 'I 'c ' I ' l C, .' J Y ff.'.,v. 3 'J I ' 1 ' 1 fe H - 1 1 I : 5 lingls ssig cdj 2 fi ' Ty ' ' ' gl fl'llet'tlveH 2 8, t offe' 4' ' A' -If 5 .Sp . ' ro gh cozniml of Sl 'Itll-.Ra lS,Xl l l5l ' . 1 . ', l.l.l'. . . . .. .' 5 ' ' . bu llio lNl,JlIUl'S o .. . . ' ' 'Il' l'1 ' I llc ll41nk.ll1L' lil land the lw 'tl l pc ' . 1' Q ., ' ' , '.