M.A. in Pastoral Ministry

NTST 550 Exegesis of  the English New Testament: Parables

Professor: Robert Johnston
Date: July 19-23, 2015
Location: Andrews University, Berrien Springs, MI 49104 (Chan Shun Building Room)

Course Description:

A study of the nature, background, and interpretation of the parables of Jesus recorded in the gospels. 

Student Learning Outcomes:

1. Know the nature of parables.
2. Know the importance of parables in the teaching of Jesus and the theology of the Gospels.
3. Know the history of interpretation of the parables.
4. Understand sound methods of interpretation and ability to apply them.
5. Be able to move from exegesis to sermon.
6. Be familiar with the parables themselves.
7. Be able to apply the teachings of the parables to your own life and the life of the church.
8. Appreciate the relationships among the Gospels.
9. Understand how Ellen White’s use and application of the parables relate to scholarly exegesis.
    

Course Resources:

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Course Syllabus updated 4/23/15
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Student Attendee List:

1. Angeline Accoh
2. Nancy Allen(MDiv.E)
3. Virgo Belizaire 
4. Rob Benardo
5. Diego Boquer
6. Clayton Charles
7. Mark Ewen
8. Richard Figueredo
9. Elwyn Hyde
10. Ron Knott
11. William Koomson
12. Bledir Larivaux
13. Michael Mattzela
14. Darnel Marius
15. Michael  Mirra
16. Ainsworth Montoute
17. Elisabeth Parent
18. Nicole Parker
19. June Price
20. Brenda Rhyne
21. Kevin Robert
22. Gladys Romero
23. Dan Ross
24. David Shin (MDiv.E)
25. Andrew Shurtliff
26. Aleksandra Tanurdzic
27. Cirilo W Vazquez
28. Gillian Webster
29. Francis Yves