Course Content
Module 1: Foundational Principles for Bible Study
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Lesson 1: Principles One Must Accept
Lesson 2: The Purpose and Place of Common Sense in Bible Study
Lesson 3: Ten Attitudes Essential to Bible Study
Lesson 4: The Need for a Method of Interpretation
Quiz 1
Module 2: Approaches to Interpretation
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Lesson 5: Harmful Methods of Interpretation
Lesson 6: The Inductive Method: A Powerful Approach
Lesson 7: Hermeneutics and Its Related Terms Defined
Lesson 8: Axioms of Hermeneutics
Quiz 2
Module 3: Essential Rules for Accurate Interpretation
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Lesson 9: Rules of Interpretation – Part I
Lesson 10: Rules of Interpretation – Part II
Lesson 11: Rules on Interpretation – Part III
Lesson 12: Rules of Interpretation – Part IV
Lesson 13: Rules of Interpretation – Part V
Bibliography
Quiz 3
Final Assessment
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Assessment
Hermeneutics: How to Study your Scriptures

Bibliography

Dungan, D.R. Hermeneutics, Delight, AR: Gospel Light, 1888.

Harrison, Everett F. Baker’s Dictionary of Theology, Grand Rapids: Baker Book House, 1960. Lockhart, Clinton. Principles of Interpretation, Delight, AR: Gospel Light, 1915.

Orr, James, ed. International Standard Bible Encyclopaedia, Grand Rapids: Wm. B. Eerdmans, 1939. Palmer, W. Robert. How to Understand the Bible, Joplin, MO: College Press, 1980.

The Popular and Critical Bible Encyclopedia, Chicago: The Howard-Severance Co., 1907.

Ramm, Bernard. Protestant Biblical Interpretation, 3rd ed., Grand Rapids: Baker Book House, 1970.

Webster’s Seventh New Collegiate Dictionary, Springfield, MA: G. & C. Merriam Company, 1967.

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