Building Biblical Theology
IN PRODUCTION: Scheduled for release Spring 2009.
Faithful Christians have always recognized the importance of the progress of biblical history, especially as it relates to humanity's fall into sin and to God's redemptive work. The discipline of biblical theology arose as a means to study this progress in responsible ways. Much like systematic theology, biblical theology organizes theological ideas in ways that increase our understanding of Scripture. But whereas systematic theology organizes its ideas according topics, biblical theology organizes its findings in historical periods or epochs. Used rightly, biblical theology is a powerful and helpful tool for interpreting and applying the Bible.
Building Biblical Theology is the third series in the course Introduction to Theological Studies.
Series Goals
- Explain the history and justification of biblical theology.
- Describe the method and uses of biblical theology.
Lessons
- What is Biblical Theology?
- Synchronic Synthesis of the Old Testament
- Diachronic Development in the Old Testament
- Contours of New Testament Biblical Theology
Instructor
Dr. Richard L. Pratt, Jr., Professor of Old Testament, Reformed Theological Seminary, Orlando, FL