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How To Read The Bible Like A Seminary Professor
Dr. Irving Williams
Class Location:
Distant Learning (Zoom I.D. 820-473-4191) P.C.921072
Course Description
This course will examine a nearly forgotten concept in Theology and the ecclesiastical world; How to read the bible. As we discover by keeping company with Mark M. Yarbrough he will teach us not just how to read our bible, but to read them like a seminary professor. This will be our goal for this semester.
Course Objective
Dr. Williams Pedagogical Approach
Dr. Williams, Will lay a strong foundation for spiritual maturity and use the building blocks to create the framework that is necessary for a solid understanding of the fundamentals on how to read the bible, by utilizing my extensive reading and research to illuminate, elucidate and pontificate the issues regarding this concept so that we will be becoming relevant culturally and ecclesiastically.
Desired Outcomes
conversation should reflect spiritual growth.
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Prerquisites
Course book, How To Read
The Bible Like A Seminary Professor, by Mark M.Yarbrough
Holy Bible (any version)
Theological Dictionary
Course Topics
Category | Objectives |
How to read the Bible like a seminary professor
| This book invites the readers to experience the title. It is not just a how-to volume, but a be volume. |
| The subjects contained in this volume is to test our attentiveness. Those who join the author in thinking about the worthiest subject of our hearts, minds, and souls immerse themselves in maturity.
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CALENDAR
Spring Semester Distant Learning
Zoom I.D. #820-473-4191P.C.921072
Spring Semester class 2023
| Bachelor-Tuesday Nights | Holidays/Mid-Terms/Finals |
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Orientation | TBA |
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Class Session 1 | Orientation/ 1st day of class | Reading assignment/Introduction & Chapter one
| Jan.24 |
Class Session 2 | Class discussion of chapter one |
Reading assignment chapter 2 and homework for following week | Jan.31 |
Class Session 3 | Class discussion of chapter 2 | Reading assignment chapter 3 and homework for following week
| Feb.07
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Class Session 4 | Class discussion of chapter 3 | Reading assignment chapter 4 and homework for following week
| Feb.14 |
Class Session 5 | Class discussion of chapter 4 | Reading assignment chapter 5 and homework for following week
| Feb.21 |
Class Session 6 | Class discussion of chapter 5 | Reading assignment chapter 6 and homework for following week
| Feb.28 |
Class Session 7 | Class discussion of chapter 6 | Reading assignment chapter 7 and Mid-Term, for following week
| Mar.07 |
Class session 8 | Discussion of Midterm | Reading assignment chapter 8 and homework for following week | Mar.14 |
Class Session 9 | Class discussion chapter 8 | Reading assignment Chapter 9 and homework for following week
| Mar.21 |
Class Session 10 | Class discussion chapter 9 | Reading assignment chapter 10 and homework for following week
| Mar.28 |
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| Spring Break/No ClassApr.04 |
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Class Session 11 | Class discussion chapter 10 | Reading assignment chapter 11 and homework for following week
| Apr.11 |
Class Session 12 | Class discussion Chapter 11 | Reading assignment chapter 12 and homework for following week
| Apr.18 |
Class session 13 | Class discussion chapter 12 | Reading assignment chapter 13-14 and homework for following week | Apr.25 |
Class Session 14 | Class discussion chapter 13-14 | Reading assignment chapter 15-16 and homework for following week
| May.02 |
Class Session 15 | Class discussion chapter 15-16 | Reading assignment chapter 17-20 and homework for following week
| May.9 |
Class Session 16 | Class discussion chapter 17-20 | Discuss the remaining chapters of the book and Finals Review
| May.16 |
Class Session 17 | FINALS |
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Graduation Ceremony | June 3,2023 |
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POLICY ON LATE WORK: Any work turned in late, will impact your grade. Excuses for late work will be accepted for medical needs or emergencies.
GradingScale
97 to 100 gets A
94 to 96% gets A-
91 to 93% gets B+
87 to 90% gets B
83 to 86% gets B-
79 to 82% gets C+
75 to 78% gets C
70 to 74% gets C-
68 to 70% gets D+
65 to 67% gets D
60 to 64% gets D- syllabus 2
0 to 59% gets F
Professor: Dr. Irving Williams
E-mail address: Iwillblesstl@yahoo.com
Contact: 510-734-5759 - mobile
Class location: Distant Learning (Zoom I.D. 820-473-4191)P.C.921072.
Day/Time: TBA
Dr. Williams has been married over twenty-eight years to Angela Williams. He is the father of four children and nineteen grandchildren. He has been saved by the precious blood of Jesus for over twenty-five years and has been an ordained Minister and Elder of the gospel for the past thirteen years. He has worked twenty-eight years in the construction industry and has now been retired for over twelve years. His hobbies are fishing, reading, playing golf, and traveling.
A graduate of the Richmond high school district in Richmond California.
After attending the Good News Seminary and Bible Collage for six years received a doctorate degree in theology
Our varied community of Christians at Zion Theological Seminary and Bible College is seeking to mold tomorrow’s ministry leaders by obtaining the highest truth from the Holy Scriptures. Our ministry leaders have received extensive training to give people the tools they need to authentically and successfully educate, evangelize, and uphold their spiritual practice. Zion Theological Seminary and Bible College is committed to giving students the biblical grounding they need to serve as obedient leaders in the church today.
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