In his “Introduction to the Epistle to the Romans” (1522), Martin Luther wrote, “This epistle is the proper heart of the New Testament in the clearest expression of the Gospel. It is truly worthy and valuable that a Christian not only memorizes this epistle word-for-word, but is also daily occupied with it as the daily bread for the soul.” Whoever understands the Epistle to the Romans, according to Luther’s conviction, has unlocked the meaning of nearly the entire Bible.
Romans and Galatians
In his “Introduction to the Epistle to the Romans” (1522), Martin Luther wrote, “This epistle is the proper heart of the New Testament in the clearest expression of the Gospel.
Description
Additional information
| Course start | Spring 2020 |
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| Credit hours | 4 credits |
| Module | Exegesis |
Overview
| COURSE NUMBER | BBS4D5603 | |
| DURATION | 8 WEEKS + RESEARCH | |
| PACE | TUTOR GUIDED STARTING MAY/05/2020 | |
| MODUL | EXEGESIS | |
| COURSE LANGUAGE | ENGLISH | |
| VIDEO TRANSCRIPT | AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH | |
| LEVEL | BACHELOR | |
| CREDIT HOURS | 4 | |
| TOTAL TIME | 120 HOURS IN TOTAL INCL. LECTURE AND RESEARCH |
