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Course Description
This course in Biblical Literature
is more than just a study of the Bible as literature.
It is also a course in Biblical history, for it is difficult
to study any people's literature without taking their history
into consideration.
In discussing the literary value
of the different sections of the Bible, Dr. Pond illustrates
in how a particular form or expression was
an outgrowth of the events of that period. This course
offers the student a better understanding of the
Bible from various points of view and holds the reader’s
attention like a good book.
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Course Lessons
Lesson 1 The Books of Amos and Hosea
Lesson 2 Micah and Isaiah
Lesson 3 Isaiah (continued)
Lesson 4 Other Pre-Exilic Writers
Lesson 5 Ezekiel
Lesson 6 Genesis and Other Books of the Pentateuch
Lesson 7 The Pentateuch (continued)
Lesson 8 The Prophet of the Exile
Lesson 9 The Psalms
Lesson 10 How the Psalter Came to Be
Lesson 11 The Psalms of Reflection
Lesson 12 The Psalms of Thanksgiving
Lesson 13 The Historical Psalms
Lesson 14 The Penitential Psalms
Lesson 15 The Post-Exilic Literature--The Book of Ruth
Lesson 16 The Book of Jonah
Lesson 17 The Book of Job
Lesson 18 The Book of Job (continued)
Lesson 19 The Book of Job (continued)
Lesson 20 The Book of Job (concluded)
Lesson 21 "The Suffering Servant" Isaiah 40-66
Lesson 22 "The Suffering Servant" Isaiah (continued)
Lesson 23 The Book of Daniel
Lesson 24 The Book of Esther
Lesson 25 Haggai, Zechariah and Malachi
Lesson 26 Habakkuk, Lamentations & anonymous chapters
Lesson 27 Song of Songs I
Lesson 28 Song of Songs II
Lesson 29 Ecclesiastes
Examination Questions
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Course originally prepared by: Dr Evarts Wilson Pond
Course typeset and edited
by: Dr Ann
Gordon
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