BAMT-101: Introduction to Biblical Studies
Introduction to Biblical Studies Explore the Bible as a rich, ancient text: its history, culture, and literary beauty Learn essential principles of biblical interpretation and therapeutics Develop skills in exegesis to understand the Bible’s message in context Engage with the geography and archaeology of biblical lands to deepen insight Prepare to connect biblical teachings to faith, ministry, and personal growth Designed for all learners seeking a foundational understanding
- Lesson: 4
- Last Updated 01/28/2026
What will i learn??
- Gain a comprehensive understanding of the Old and New Testaments, including their historical, cultural, and literary contexts. Develop skills in biblical interpretation and hermeneutics to accurately analyze and apply Scripture. Explore major theological themes and Christian doctrines shaping faith and practice. Learn to critically engage with biblical texts through genre studies and scholarly perspectives. Prepare to communicate and teach biblical truths effectively in diverse ministry and leadership settings. Cultivate a Christian worldview while examining personal morality and other world religions. Build foundational knowledge for advanced theological studies or professional church work.
Curriculum for this course Lesson: 4
Section 1: Introduction to Biblical Studies Lesson
- Lesson 1: Introduction to Biblical Studies Course Otline
Section 2: Unit 1: Overview of the Old and New Testament Lesson
- Lesson 2: Unit 1: Overview of the Old and New Testament
- Quiz 1: Aoutomated Overview Quiz: Old and New Testament Essentials
- Assignment 1: BAMT-101:Overview of the Old and New Testament Assignment 1
- Assignment 2: Overview of the Old and New Testament CAT Assignment 2
Section 3: Unit 2: Fundamental biblical themes and characters Lesson
- Lesson 3: Unit 2: Fundamental biblical themes and characters
- Quiz 2: Fundamental biblical themes and characters Aoutomoted Quiz
- Assignment 3: Fundamental biblical themes and characters Assignment 3
- Assignment 4: Fundamental biblical themes and characters CAT Assignment 4
Section 4: Unit 3: Introduction to Biblical Interpretation Lesson
- Lesson 4: Unit 3: Introduction to Biblical Interpretation
- Quiz 3: Aoutomated Quiz to Introduction to biblical interpretation
- Assignment 5: Introduction to biblical interpretation Assignment 5
- Assignment 6: Introduction to biblical interpretation CAT Assignment 6
Description
Introduction to Biblical Studies Explore the Bible as a rich, ancient text: its history, culture, and literary beauty Learn essential principles of biblical interpretation and therapeutics Develop skills in exegesis to understand the Bible’s message in context Engage with the geography and archaeology of biblical lands to deepen insight Prepare to connect biblical teachings to faith, ministry, and personal growth Designed for all learners seeking a foundational understanding of Scripture Join a journey through both the Old and New Testaments guided by scholarly methods Equip yourself to thoughtfully study, teach, and apply the Bible’s timeless wisdom.
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