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

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FIRST YEAR Our Four-fold Biblical Theological Foundation G d' race the Practical Bible Training School has remained in an unshakable Biblicitl anil fhiological tradition from its start to the present time. It is a true Bible h 1 'n as its main text the pure Word of God and emphasizing each of the four ?li:edlCcigiLdZl ilisciplines. The curriculum is designed to provide each student with a thorough mastery of the sacred Scriptures and an effective presentation. of them. Exegetical theology is concerned with the text itself and such subjects as restores, illumines, and interprets it. Our courses in English Bible, Old and New Testament In- terpretation, Biblical Introduction, Biblical Theology, New Testament Greek and Ar- chaeology belong to this division. . . . A Dogmatic theology takes the materials provided by exegesis and history and furnishes a positive system of belief. Within this framework go Bible Doctrine, System- atic Theology, and Apologetics. Historical Theology traces the history of God's people in the Bible and of the Church. This field embraces our courses in Bible History, Church History, History of Missions, History of Doctrine, and Bible Manners and Customs. Practical theology treats of the application of the other theological sciences. Be- lieving that doctrine without discipline and teaching without training are insufficient, courses have been designed to aid the student in putting to work what he has gained. These include: Pastoral Efficiency, Evangelism, Homiletics, Christian Education, Public Speaking, and Church Music. CURRICULUM Freshman English Bible ...,.-,, - Bible Doctrine ....,--- Biblical Antiquities I --- Missions ,-,-----g ---- English 4 CCollegej ,,-- Evangelism I ..-,.,, --- Old Testament Exegesis I Biblical Introduction ,,-- Christian Education I --- Freshman Homiletics --- Public Speaking I ------ EUQUSFI 2 CAssignedJ --- English I fAssignedj --- Shorthand CElectiveJ tnot offered, '62-'63J - Music Theory CElectiveJ Conducting I CElectiveJ Piano tElectivej ---- -- Organ fElectiveJ --- SECOND YEAR Junior Old Testament Interpretation ---- 5 Biblical Theology ------- ------- 4 Greek 2 t Divinity Diplomaj --- 4 Church History I ---- ------ - --- 3 Junior Homiletics ----- - -- 3 Biblical Antiquities 2 ---- -- 2 Christian Education 2 ------- -- 2 Evangelism 2 - -------- -------h h 1 Christian Classics fLiteratureJ --- 1 Old Testament Exegesis 2 --- 1 GfeekrEH2liSh I CAssigned for Theologicall' Diplomaj --- 3 Christian Education 3 CAssigned for Theological', Diplomaj --- 1 Public Speaking 2 ----- --------- 1 English 3 CAssignedJ ---- - 2 Typewriting CElectiveJ ' ' fnot offered, ,62-'63D ---u - 2 Sight Singing and Ear In Training fElectiveJ --- 1 1 1 1 Cfmducting 2 fElectiveJ --- -- Piano tElectiveJ ------H - Organ CElectivej --N -- THIRD YEAR Senior New Testament Interpretation Systematic Theology ----.... Psychology -------------.. - Greek 3 C'Divinity', Diploma? Comparative Theology CCritical Apologeticsj .... Christian Education 4 ...... Greek-English 2 CAssigned for Theological Diplomaj Church History 2 CAssigned for Theological Diplomal Pastoral Efficiency -.... ---- - Public Speaking 3 .....- - Harmony CElectiveJ ...- -- - Music History CElectiveJ ----- Piano tElectiveJ ...-- ---- - Organ CElectiveJ .... -- -

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REV. M. C. PATTERSON Th.D., D.D. Nahum 1:7 Director of Finance Department Financial Field Representative REV. MARMION L. LOWE D.D. Luke 24:27 English Bible Old Testament Interpretation New Testament Interpretation Pastoral Efficiency FACULTY MRS. M. C. PATTERSON HAZEL B. DAVIS Zechariah 456 Deuteronomy 31 8 Assistant to the President DCHII of Women Financial Field Representative Superintendent of Household Department ENGLISH BIBLE . . . This is an interesting course in which a simplified system of Bible marking is used. It informs the stu- dents of the basic facts, persons, and incidents of early Biblical record. Every promise, law, type, and chapter of the Old Testa- ment is discovered to have its final, fullest expression in the Lord Jesus Christ. OLD TESTAMENT INTERPRETATION . . . This is also a study of the Old Testament and has as its aim the finding of Christ in every book and chapter. The student seeks to gain the true meaning of Scripture in the light of the Gospel of Grace and to acquire the living, eternal message of each book for the times in which we live. NEW TESTAMENT INTERPRETATION . . . The law of Biblical interpretation and exegesis is to find out the mind of God through the Word of God, under the direction of the Holy Spiritf'-Dr. F. E. Marsh. This study deals with the laws of interpretation and is a definite study of the important truths of the New Testament. Courtesy of: Triple M, Class 16 Howardts Floral Shop Dr. and Mrs Paul R Laman 785 R' ' ' Amy Christian Church Lak A . iversi e rive Johnson City, N Y . ' ' i Cl D , ' . . C rlelR D Lake Ariel Pa 9 ' ' ' -1 , .