COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Arts in Theological Studies program offers a rich selection of courses designed to deepen your understanding of biblical texts and theological interpretation. Courses such as Hermeneutics focus on the principles and methods of interpreting Scripture, providing essential tools for critical and faithful engagement with the Bible. Birth of the New Testament explores the historical and cultural context in which the New Testament was formed, enriching your grasp of its origins. Hebrew Poetry examines the literary and theological significance of poetic texts in the Old Testament, while Aramaic introduces students to the language spoken in parts of the Bible, enhancing language skills critical for advanced study. New Testament Interpretation of Scripture delves into how the New Testament writers understood and applied Old Testament texts. Old Testament Text and Interpretation focuses on the original texts and their meanings within the Hebrew Bible. Finally, Reading the Greek New Testament equips students with the linguistic skills to engage directly with the New Testament in its original language. Together, these courses build a strong foundation for scholarly research and ministry, blending rigorous academic training with a deep respect for the biblical text. This comprehensive curriculum prepares students for advanced theological study and effective service in diverse ministry contexts.