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A 12 page research paper that offers a 1 page course syllabus and then an 11 page course description for a survey course of the New Testament. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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and the Book of Acts); the epistles (Romans through Jude); and the one prophetic book (Revelations). Students will gain a working knowledge of the history associated with each section and
also the fundamental theological perspectives associated with each section. Course Requirements Students will engage in a variety of learning activities, some of which will receive grades, in order to
achieve the course objectives. Students are required to read all assignments and also to read the New Testament through at least once during the course. Writing Assignments Questions pertaining
to each section will be presented in conjunction with the material for that section. Students will answer all questions as a prompt for a short-answer essay of roughly 400 words.
Additionally, all students will complete a course project that consists of an extended essay of roughly 2000 words on the topic of the students choosing. Students will present their topics
to the instructor during the second week of class for approval, as this project should be ongoing throughout the semester. Course Description The historical books: The Gospels and the
Book of Acts The objectives for the lessons addressing this section of the New Testament will be to understand the historical background and thematic differences between each of the Gospels
and the Book of Acts. The first lesson will outline background information that enables the student to understand the New Testament within the context of the social and political features
of its historical era, and also how the New Testament differs from the Old Testament. It will all also address the structure of the New Testament and its basic divisions:
historical (five books, the Gospel and Acts): the epistolary (21 books, Romans through Jude) and the one book of prophecy (Revelation) (Keathley "Introduction"). This introduction will also cover the nature
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