MA in Pastoral Ministry

OTST 520 - Introduction to Old Testament Theology

Professor: Jiří Moskala
Date: July 14-17, 2014 (Mon- Thurs)
Location: Andrews University, (Seminary Rm N150) Berrien Springs, MI

Course Description

Introduction of Old Testament theology. Distinctive theological concepts of selected books and major theological themes of the whole Old Testament from the perspective of Christian faith. Normally offered off-campus for the MA Ministry students and others who have not taken Hebrew. Not applicable for MDiv credit.

MAPMIN Learning Outcomes:

Analyze the nature of OT theology, with particular attention to crucial issues in recent discussion (methodology, relationship to history, the center of the OT, the relationship between the Testaments, etc.).
Examine distinctive theological concepts of selected OT books.
Trace major theological themes through the whole OT.

The student should be able to:

Integrate the contents of OT Theology with personal experience.
Make a practical application of class materials and personal research to pastoral ministry.

Class Resources

Reservation Form
Syllabus Revised
Location Information

Student List:

Nancy Allen (MDiv Equivalency)
Diego Boquer
Elina N. Camarena
Tony Cash
Pierre Emmanuel Charles
Jonathan Cross
Marleena Debrough
Jose Diaz
Mark Ewen
Yves Francis
Sherry Hall
Margaret Howell
Ronald Knott
Karl Leukert
Jonathan McCottry
Otavio McKenzie
Timothy McMillen
Elisabeth Parent
Nicole Parker
Cornel Preda
Quentin Purvis
Israel Ramos
Theophilus Roberts
Fernando Rossi
Jeff Scoggins
Pierre Seide
Nate Skaife
Louella Simmons
Elliot Smith
John Stanton
John Stone
Winston Taylor
Jerrold Thompson
Carol Hurley Turk
Johnny Williams
Winsome Wint
Ernest Wolf
Brian Yensho