OPEN SEP 03, 2021 – NOV 27, 2021 1,050 $
Genesis
Genesis is the book of beginnings. The central themes of the creation of the world as well as the beginnings of the people of Israel are found here. It is clear within Genesis that the “story of beginnings” (Genesis 1-11) and the “History of the Patriarchs” (Genesis 12-50) are distinct from each other, but at the same time they are woven together. These two portions make up and demonstrate the continuity of the redemption history of God. The themes of Genesis include the creation of the world, the entrance of sin and evil into the human story and the roots of God’s deliverance from it, the self-revelation of the personal God, Yahweh, and the origin of the people of God. Every central theme of the Bible finds its origin here. The delivery of this course includes lectures, presentations by students, and directed discussion events.
| TIME COMMITMENT | 6 HOURS PER WEEK | |
| DURATION | 8 WEEKS + RESEARCH | |
| PACE | TUTOR GUIDED | |
| MODUL | EXEGESIS | |
| COURSE LANGUAGE | ENGLISH | |
| VIDEO TRANSCRIPT | AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH | |
| DIFFICULTY | INTERMEDIATE | |
| CREDIT HOURS | 4 | |
| TOTAL TIME | 80 HOURS IN TOTAL INCL. LECTURE AND RESEARCH |
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What you´ll learn
Genesis: Exegetical study, Genesis
Genesis is the book of beginnings. The central themes of the creation of the world as well as the beginnings of the people of Israel are found here. It is clear within Genesis that the “story of beginnings” (Genesis 1-11) and the “History of the Patriarchs” (Genesis 12-50) are distinct from each other, but at the same time they are woven together. These two portions make up and demonstrate the continuity of the redemption history of God. The themes of Genesis include the creation of the world, the entrance of sin and evil into the human story and the roots of God’s deliverance from it, the self-revelation of the personal God, Yahweh, and the origin of the people of God. Every central theme of the Bible finds its origin here. The delivery of this course includes lectures, presentations by students, and directed discussion events.
Course Goals
- The student describes the similarities and differences between the two creative narratives in Genesis.
- The student summarizes the “story of beginnings.”
- The student develops a biblical anthropological foundation based on the Genesis narratives.
- The student summarizes the “History of the Patriarchs.”
- The student articulates the fundamentals of God’s redemption history begun in Genesis.
Acquired Skills
- Summarizing the content and significance of the creation stories.
- Expressing the key events in the “story of beginnings.”
- Naming and explaining the significance of the covenants between God and humanity.
- Charting the main events of the “History of the Patriarchs.”
- Identifying the beginnings of redemption history.
OPEN SEP 03, 2021 – NOV 27, 2021
1,050 $
Contents of the course in detail
Genesis: Exegetical study, Genesis
Faculty
To be announced
Final exam
Online test
Evaluation and Grading
Class participation (20%).
Mid-term examination (30%).
Group presentation (20%).
Term paper (30%).
Preparatory tasks for the students
Required reading (20 hours).
Preparation for group presentation (6 hours).
Proof of achievement
to be announced
Required Reading
To be announced.
Additional Bibliography
To be announced.