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Everyone's Bible Correspondence Course:
Featuring the original Scofield Bible Correspondence Course
Revised By Dr. Ray N. Tharp, PhD ABA, BD, BS, MAS.
A Direct, Individual Study Program For:
1. Lay People
2. Preachers who cannot attend an on-campus program,
3. Sunday School teachers who wish to become better prepared. 4.
Everyone who wish to improve on their bible knowledge.
This Bible Correspondence Course is a revision of the original
Scofield Bible Correspondence Course of 1909. Clarence Larkin
charts which are also in public domain are also used in each
Volume. Each Section or Subject is followed by an examination.
This course is designed for the beginner as well as the Bible
scholar. Most mainline Christians have never had the opportunity
to study the Bible in a systematic fashion in their own time,
their own pace and in their own home. This complete study will
well-equip the student with basic knowledge of the Bible as well
as present basic Bible doctrine in an understandable format. The
student must complete the first volume before continuing on to
this second volume. The third volume will be a stand-alone
document dealing with many different subjects relating to
doctrine. It also will be an inductive study so the student will
be led to his/her own conclusion that will be based upon the
scriptures.
The average student should be able to complete each volume in
about six months. To get the most out of this course, it is
suggested that the student study and then teach in a family
Bible study, Sunday School, home Bible study or other
church-related meetings.
When you receive your correspondence course, slowly turn the
pages and read the captions to get an over-all view of this
volume. Do not attempt to breeze through these lessons, instead,
study slowly while you are thinking through each lesson. Do not
use a secular dictionary to determine the meaning of theological
words. Use a Bible dictionary and a Strong's Exhaustive
Concordance of the Bible. Look up the scripture references in
your Bible.
Some of the examinations are short so you may send two at a time
and others are long. You may desire to send part to be graded.
Always include your name, address, the number of exam and number
each question. The object of this study is to allow the Holy
Spirit to lead the student into the same experience of:
"And beginning at Moses and all the prophets, he expounded unto
them in all the scriptures the things concerning himself. And
they drew nigh unto the village, whither they went: and he made
as though he would have gone further. But they constrained him,
saying, Abide with us: for it is toward evening, and the day is
far spent. And he went in to tarry with them. And it came to
pass, as he sat at meat with them, he took bread, and blessed
it, and brake, and gave to them. And their eyes were opened, and
they knew him; and he vanished out of their sight. And they said
one to another, Did not our heart burn within us, while he
talked with us by the way, and while he opened to us the
scriptures?" (Luke 24:27-32)
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Doctrinal Statement
The Infallible Word of God
Sources of Inspiration
The Bible - It's Own Defense
The Bible - A Unity
Scientific and Historical Accuracy
Inspiration: Its Nature and Extent
The Testimony of Christ and the Writers
The Proof from Fulfilled Prophecy
The Divisions of Scripture
Structural or Outward
Into Testaments
Into Books (Dates and Writers)
Spiritual - Divisions by Subject Matter
Dispensational Divisions
Ethical Divisions (Jew, Gentile, Etc.)
Miscellaneous Divisions
Christ's Two Appearances
Law and Grace
Three Tenses of Salvation
The Believer's Two Natures
Believers and Professors
Standing and State
Salvation and Rewards
The Two Resurrections
The Judgements
The Interpretation of Scripture
Typical Scriptures
Historical Scriptures
Prophetic Scripture
The Eight Great Covenants
The Edenic Covenant
The Adamic Covenant
The Noahic Covenant
The Mosaic Covenant
The Palestinian Covenant
The Davidic Covenant
The New Covenant
The Study of the Scriptures
Mosaic Authorship and the Pentateuch
The Documentary Theory
How to Study the Pentateuch and Historical
Books
Types in Genesis
Historical Books
The Period of the Captivities
How to Study the Poetical Books
How to Study the Prophetic Books
Comprehensive Examination
The Gospels and Acts
How to Study the Epistles
The Jewish Christian Epistles
Revelation
Revelation Charts
Comprehensive Examination
The Doctrine of Angels
The Doctrine of Assurance, Security of the Believer
The Doctrine of Atonement
The Doctrine of Baptism (refutes Baptism by Sprinking,
Pouring, and Baptism being necessary for Salvation)
The Doctrine Concerning the Bible
The Doctrine of the Church
The Doctrine of the Covenants
The Doctrine of the Deity of Jesus Christ
The Doctrine Concerning the Devil, Demons
The Doctrine of Dispensations
The Doctrine of End Times
The Doctrine of Heaven
The Doctrine of Hell
The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit
The Doctrine Concerning Man
The Doctrine of Messianic Psalms
The Doctrine of Bible Mysteries and Parables
The Doctrine of The Names of God
The Doctrine of the Sabbath
The Doctrine of Tounges
Miscellaneous Doctrines of:
ADAM, ADOPTION, APOSTASY, APOSTLE, ATONEMENT, BABYLON, THE
BELIEVER, CRUCIFIXION, DAY OF THE LORD, DEATH (PHYSICAL),
ELECTION, ETERNAL LIFE, FAITH, FEASTS OF JEHOVAH, FLESH,
FORGIVENESS, GIVING, GOSPEL, GRACE, ISRAEL, JOHN THE BAPTIST,
JUDGMENTS, JUSTIFICATION, LAW, LIVING CREATURES, MARY - MOTHER
OF JESUS, MELCHISADEC, PARTIAL FULFILLMENT, PASSOVER AND
COMMUNION, PHARISEES, PRAYER, PREDESTINATION, PRIESTHOOD,
PROPITIATION, RECONCILIATION, REDEMPTION, REGENERATION,
REPENTANCE, RESURRECTION, RETURN OF CHRIST, REWARD,
RIGHTEOUSNESS, SACRIFICE, SADDUCEES, SALVATION, SANCTIFICATION,
SECOND DEATH, SEPARATION, SIN, SPIRITUAL GIFTS, THE TABERNACLE,
TEMPTATION, TESTING, TIMES OF THE GENTILES, TRANSFIGURATION, THE
TRINITY, WILL OF GOD. |
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