THE ESCHATOLOGY (The study of end Times)
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course introduces students to the biblical teachings about the end times, the return of Jesus Christ, resurrection, judgment, heaven, and hell. It helps learners understand what the Bible says about the future and how this hope shapes our Christian faith, conduct, and service. COURSE OBJECTIVES: By the end of this course, students should be able to: 1. Define and explain the meaning and importance of eschatology. 2. Identify key biblical passages that teach about
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- Last Updated 11/20/2025
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- By the end of this course, students should be able to: 1. Define and explain the meaning and importance of eschatology. 2. Identify key biblical passages that teach about end-time events. 3. Describe different Christian beliefs about the return of Christ and final judgment. 4. Understand how eschatology gives hope and direction in Christian living. 5. Relate biblical eschatology to ministry, evangelism, and daily faith.
Curriculum for this course Lesson: 3
Section 1: THE ESCHATOLOGY (The study of end times) Lesson
- Lesson 1: THE ESCHATOLOGY (The study of end Times)
- Quiz 1: Eschatology Quiz: Test Your Knowledge of the Last Things.
- Assignment 1: ESCHATOLOGY ASSIGNMENT
- Quiz 2: ESCHATOLOGY QUIZ
- Lesson 2: IS REINCARNATION BIBLICAL
Section 2: ESCHATOLOGY EXAM Lesson
- Lesson 3: ESCHATOLOGY EXAM
Description
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course introduces students to the biblical teachings about the end times, the return of Jesus Christ, resurrection, judgment, heaven, and hell. It helps learners understand what the Bible says about the future and how this hope shapes our Christian faith, conduct, and service. COURSE OBJECTIVES: By the end of this course, students should be able to: 1. Define and explain the meaning and importance of eschatology. 2. Identify key biblical passages that teach about end-time events. 3. Describe different Christian beliefs about the return of Christ and final judgment. 4. Understand how eschatology gives hope and direction in Christian living. 5. Relate biblical eschatology to ministry, evangelism, and daily faith. LEARNING OUTCOMES: After successful completion of this course, students will: Have a basic understanding of biblical prophecies about the future. Be able to explain the Christian hope of resurrection and eternal life. Apply eschatological teachings to moral and spiritual growth. Teach and preach responsibly about the end times within their church context. Main Focus 1. Introduction to Eschatology - Meaning of Eschatology, importance in Christian doctrine, overview of end-time events. 2 . Biblical Foundations - Eschatological teachings in the Old and New Testaments. 3. The Kingdom of God - Present and future aspects of God’s Kingdom. 4 . Death and Life After Death - What happens after death? The intermediate state and the Christian hope. 5. The Second Coming of Christ - Promises of Christ’s return, signs, and preparation of believers. 6 . The Resurrection of the Dead - The hope of bodily resurrection; the difference between resurrection and reincarnation. 7. The Judgment - The Great White Throne Judgment; rewards and punishment. 8. Heaven and Hell - Understanding eternal destiny, nature, meaning, and lessons for believers. 9 . The Millennium - A simplified look at major views (Premillennial, Postmillennial, Amillennial). 10. The New Heavens and New Earth - The renewal of creation and the eternal state. 11. Eschatology and Christian Living - How hope of eternity affects holiness, service, and mission. 12 . Contemporary Views and False Teaching:- Handling modern errors and balancing biblical truth. . TEACHING METHODS: Lectures and guided discussions Bible study and scripture analysis Question-and-answer sessions Automated quiz ASSESSMENT METHODS: Class Participation & Attendance: 10% Assignments 10% Automated quiz:10% Final Exam: 70% RECOMMENDED TEXTS AND REFERENCES: Core Texts: 1. The Holy Bible – Primary study text. 2. Grudem, Wayne. Bible Doctrine: Essential Teachings of the Christian Faith. Zondervan, 1999. 3. Erickson, Millard J. Introducing Christian Doctrine. Baker Academic, 2013. Supporting Materials: 1. Ladd, George Eldon. The Blessed Hope. 2. N.T. Wright. Surprised by Hope. 3. J. Dwight Pentecost. Things to Come..
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