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source: Pilgrim Seminary 2017年3月23日
BST 321 "Pauline and General Epistles" by Robert Yarbrough
About Pilgrim Seminary: Welcome to Myrtle Beach Wesleyan College and Pilgrim Theological Seminary. Our mission is to provide high quality, affordable, and easily accessible higher education to those who live in or visit coastal South Carolina and to people around the world through our distance education program. The college will begin offering online courses and campus based instruction beginning in September of 2017. Visit www.pilgrimseminary.org and www.mbwesleyan.org. About this lecture: This is the first lecture for the Pauline and General Epistles course. Dr. Yarbrough introduces the course and discusses the book of Galatians. This is part one of three lectures on this topic. About the professor: We are pleased to have Dr. Robert Yarbrough as the instructor for our course on the Gospels and Acts. He is currently a Professor of New Testament at Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri. Dr. Yarbrough taught previously at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Covenant Theological Seminary (1991-96), Wheaton College, and Liberty University. He has been involved in theological education in Eastern Europe since 1990 and in Africa since 1995. He served on pastoral staffs in Montana, Missouri, North Carolina, and Illinois. Bob is the author of 1, 2, and 3 John (2008) in the Baker Exegetical Commentary Series, which he co-edits. Other books include: The Salvation-Historical Fallacy? Reassessing the History of New Testament Theology; and The Gospel of John. With Walter Elwell he authored the widely used textbook Encountering the New Testament: A Historical and Theological Survey which has been translated into numerous languages. A special thanks to Dr. Robert Yarbrough and Covenant Theological Seminary in Missouri for their assistance and contribution to PTS.
Lecture 1- Intro to BST 321 and Galatians Part 1 31:24
Lecture 2- Galatians Part 2 20:24
Lecture 3- Galatians Part 3 26:35
Lecture 4- 1 Thessalonians Part 1 22:47
Lecture 5- Thessalonians Part 2 15:40
Lecture 6- 1 Corinthians Part 1 30:28
Lecture 7- 1 Corinthians Part 2 32:16
Lecture 8- 1 Corinthians Part 3 36:42
Lecture 9- 2 Corinthians Part 1 31:38
Lecture 10- 2 Corinthians Part 2 29:38
Lecture 11- 2 Corinthians Part 3 15:04
Lecture 12- Romans Part 1 26:46
Lecture 13- Romans Part 2 27:19
Lecture 14- Romans Part 3 23:52
Lecture 15- Romans Part 4 27:09
Lecture 16- Romans Part 5 22:16
Lecture 17- Romans Part 6 25:45
Lecture 18- Romans Part 7 22:53
Lecture 19- Ephesians Part 1 32:49
Lecture 20- Ephesians Part 2 18:28
Lecture 21- Philippians Part 1 23:23
Lecture 22- Philippians and Colossians 35:01
Lecture 23- Colossians and Philemon 15:38
Lecture 24- 1 and 2 Timothy, Titus 21:03
Lecture 25-Hebrews Part 1 29:29
Lecture 26-Hebrews Part 2 18:57
Lecture 28- Hebrews and James 19:28
Lecture 29- James and 1 Peter 26:22
Lecture 30- 1 Peter 26:57
Lecture 31- 2 Peter 25:30
Lecture 32- 2 Peter Part 2 18:38
Lecture 33 Letters of John Part 1 33:07
Lecture 34- Letters of John Part 2 21:11
Lecture 36- Revelation Part 1 20:15
Lecture 35- Letters of John Part 3 and Jude 32:25
Lecture 37- Revelation Part 2 20:18
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2017-08-17
Principles of Biblical Interpretation by David Watson
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source: Pilgrim Seminary 2016年9月12日
BST 305 "Principles of Biblical Interpretation" by David Watson
About Pilgrim Theological Seminary: Welcome to Pilgrim Theological Seminary. Our mission is to provide high quality, affordable, and easily accessible theological education to those who live in or visit coastal South Carolina and to people around the world through our distance education program.(www.pilgrimseminary.org) About this lecture: This is the first lecture for the Principles of Biblical Interpretation course. Principles of Biblical Interpretation introduction: What is the Bible and its purpose? Who and what is God? Dr. Watson sheds light on these questions. About the professor: Dr. David Watson is the Academic Dean and Vice President for Academic Affairs; Associate Professor of New Testament at United Seminary in Ohio. David is an ordained elder in the West Ohio Conference of The United Methodist Church. He has worked in the local church and in a United Methodist campus ministry. He currently serves on the Miami Valley District Committee on Ordained Ministry and the West Ohio Inclusive Body of Christ Ministry Team for Persons with Disabilities. As Academic Dean, Dr. Watson oversees the academic program of the school and is a member of United Seminary’s Executive Staff.
A special thanks to Dr. David Watson and United Seminary in Ohio for their assistance and contribution to PTS.
Lecture 1: Intro to Biblical Interpretation 35:32
Lecture 3: Historical Context Part 2 22:15
Lecture 4: Biblical Origins and Interpretations Part 1 23:27
Lecture 2: Historical Context Part 1 27:55
Lecture 6: Biblical Inerrancy 24:08
Lecture 7: Bible Authority 8:37
Lecture 5: Biblical Origins and Interpretation Part 2 22:26
Lecture 8: The Community of Faith 12:27
Lecture 9: Modernity and Post-Modernity Part 1 21:34
Lecture 10: Modernity and Post-Modernity Part 2 10:01
Lecture 11: Biblical Translations 23:26
Lecture 12: The Epistles-Historical Context Part 1 23:19
Lecture 13: The Epistles-Historical Context Part 2 23:33
Lecture 14: The Epistles- Applications and Principles Part 1 18:57
Lecture 15: The Epistles- Applications and Principles Part 2 23:03
Lecture 16: Acts and the Apostles 22:24
Lecture 17: The Gospels Intro 23:47
Lecture 18: Historical Precedent 14:26
Lecture 19: OT Narratives Part 1 24:43
Lecture 20: OT Narratives Part 2 23:50
Lecture 21: Mark Part 1 23:38
Lecture 22: Mark Part 2 24:23
Lecture 24: Matthew Part 2 23:51
Lecture 25: Luke Part 1 24:44
Lecture 23: Matthew Part 1 23:27
Lecture 26: Luke Part 2 25:12
Lecture 28: John Part 2 22:18
Lecture 29: Israelite Law Part 1 22:24
Lecture 30: Israelite Law Part 2 24:36
Lecture 31: Israelite Law Part 3 19:45
Lecture 32: The Prophets Part 1 20:04
Lecture 33: The Prophets Part 2 25:12
Lecture 27: John Part 1 25:09
Lecture 34: Psalms Part 1 13:27
Lecture 35: Psalms Part 2 6:37
Lecture 37: Wisdom Part 2 25:07
Lecture 36: Wisdom Part 1 27:19
Lecture 38: Wisdom Part 3 14:46
Lecture 39: Revelation Part 1 25:05
Lecture 40: Revelation Part 2 18:06
source: Pilgrim Seminary 2016年9月12日
BST 305 "Principles of Biblical Interpretation" by David Watson
About Pilgrim Theological Seminary: Welcome to Pilgrim Theological Seminary. Our mission is to provide high quality, affordable, and easily accessible theological education to those who live in or visit coastal South Carolina and to people around the world through our distance education program.(www.pilgrimseminary.org) About this lecture: This is the first lecture for the Principles of Biblical Interpretation course. Principles of Biblical Interpretation introduction: What is the Bible and its purpose? Who and what is God? Dr. Watson sheds light on these questions. About the professor: Dr. David Watson is the Academic Dean and Vice President for Academic Affairs; Associate Professor of New Testament at United Seminary in Ohio. David is an ordained elder in the West Ohio Conference of The United Methodist Church. He has worked in the local church and in a United Methodist campus ministry. He currently serves on the Miami Valley District Committee on Ordained Ministry and the West Ohio Inclusive Body of Christ Ministry Team for Persons with Disabilities. As Academic Dean, Dr. Watson oversees the academic program of the school and is a member of United Seminary’s Executive Staff.
A special thanks to Dr. David Watson and United Seminary in Ohio for their assistance and contribution to PTS.
Lecture 1: Intro to Biblical Interpretation 35:32
Lecture 3: Historical Context Part 2 22:15
Lecture 4: Biblical Origins and Interpretations Part 1 23:27
Lecture 2: Historical Context Part 1 27:55
Lecture 6: Biblical Inerrancy 24:08
Lecture 7: Bible Authority 8:37
Lecture 5: Biblical Origins and Interpretation Part 2 22:26
Lecture 8: The Community of Faith 12:27
Lecture 9: Modernity and Post-Modernity Part 1 21:34
Lecture 10: Modernity and Post-Modernity Part 2 10:01
Lecture 11: Biblical Translations 23:26
Lecture 12: The Epistles-Historical Context Part 1 23:19
Lecture 13: The Epistles-Historical Context Part 2 23:33
Lecture 14: The Epistles- Applications and Principles Part 1 18:57
Lecture 15: The Epistles- Applications and Principles Part 2 23:03
Lecture 16: Acts and the Apostles 22:24
Lecture 17: The Gospels Intro 23:47
Lecture 18: Historical Precedent 14:26
Lecture 19: OT Narratives Part 1 24:43
Lecture 20: OT Narratives Part 2 23:50
Lecture 21: Mark Part 1 23:38
Lecture 22: Mark Part 2 24:23
Lecture 24: Matthew Part 2 23:51
Lecture 25: Luke Part 1 24:44
Lecture 23: Matthew Part 1 23:27
Lecture 26: Luke Part 2 25:12
Lecture 28: John Part 2 22:18
Lecture 29: Israelite Law Part 1 22:24
Lecture 30: Israelite Law Part 2 24:36
Lecture 31: Israelite Law Part 3 19:45
Lecture 32: The Prophets Part 1 20:04
Lecture 33: The Prophets Part 2 25:12
Lecture 27: John Part 1 25:09
Lecture 34: Psalms Part 1 13:27
Lecture 35: Psalms Part 2 6:37
Lecture 37: Wisdom Part 2 25:07
Lecture 36: Wisdom Part 1 27:19
Lecture 38: Wisdom Part 3 14:46
Lecture 39: Revelation Part 1 25:05
Lecture 40: Revelation Part 2 18:06
The Gospels and Acts by Robert Yarbrough
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source: Pilgrim Seminary 2016年12月5日
BST 320 "The Gospels and Acts"
About Pilgrim Theological Seminary: Welcome to Pilgrim Theological Seminary. Our mission is to provide high quality, affordable, and easily accessible theological education to those who live in or visit coastal South Carolina and to people around the world through our distance education program.(www.pilgrimseminary.org) About this lecture: This is the first lecture in the The Gospel and Acts course. Dr. Yarbrough discusses the importance of studying the Bible and using biblical tools. About the professor: We are pleased to have Dr. Robert Yarbrough as the instructor for our course on the Gospels and Acts. He is currently a Professor of New Testament at Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri. Dr. Yarbrough taught previously at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Covenant Theological Seminary (1991-96), Wheaton College, and Liberty University. He has been involved in theological education in Eastern Europe since 1990 and in Africa since 1995. He served on pastoral staffs in Montana, Missouri, North Carolina, and Illinois. Bob is the author of 1, 2, and 3 John (2008) in the Baker Exegetical Commentary Series, which he co-edits. Other books include: The Salvation-Historical Fallacy? Reassessing the History of New Testament Theology; and The Gospel of John. With Walter Elwell he authored the widely used textbook Encountering the New Testament: A Historical and Theological Survey which has been translated into numerous languages. A special thanks to Dr. Robert Yarbrough and Covenant Theological Seminary in Missouri for their assistance and contribution to PTS.
Section 1, Lecture 1: Studying the Bible and Biblical Tools 25:22
Section 1, Lecture 3- Intro to the Gospels 22:42
Section 1, Lecture 4- Matthew I 26:20
Section 1, Lecture 5- Matthew II 19:12
Section 1, Lecture 2- Historical Context of the NT 26:56
Section 1, Lecture 6- Matthew III 29:06
Section 1, Lecture 7- Matthew IV Part One 29:00
Section 1, Lecture 8- Matthew IV Part Two 15:02
Section 1, Lecture 9- Mark I 25:02
Section 1, Lecture 10- Mark II 25:27
Section 1, Lecture 11- Mark III 29:01
Section 1, Lecture 12- Mark IV 22:15
Section 1, Lecture 13- Mark V 23:15
Section 3 Lecture 1- Intro to John Approaches to the Gospels Part 1 20:51
Section 3 Lecture 2- Approaches to the Gospels and Modern Study Part 2 24:28
Section 3 Lecture 3- John: The Eagle Gospel Part 1 22:58
Section 3 Lecture 4- John: The Eagle Gospel Part 2 23:16
Section 3 Lecture 5- Jesus's Divinity 26:28
Section 3 Lect 6- Jesus's Ministry 11:54
Section 3 Lecture 7- John: God's Glory 30:45
Section 3 Lecture 8- The Resurrection and God's Promise 24:34
Section 3 Lecture 9- Conversion and Belief 20:33
Section 3 Lecture 10- John: Witness and Doctrine 20:12
Section 3 Lecture 11- Jesus and the Old Testament 27:32
Section 3 Lecture 12- The Hatred of the World 18:25
Section 3 Lecture 13- The Gospel of John and Christian Doctrine 19:55
Section 2, Lecture 1: Intro to Luke and Acts 32:57
Section 2, Lecture 2- Distinctiveness in the Book of Luke Part 1 26:16
Section 2, Lecture 3-Distinctiveness in Luke Part 2 26:45
Section 2, Lecture 4- Fulfillment in Luke 29:35
Section 2, Lecture 5- Jesus: Mascot or Master? 13:24
Section 2, Lecture 6- Christian Doctrine in Luke 27:34
Section 2, Lecture 7- Luke and Eschatological Readiness Part 1 18:31
Section 2, Lecture 8- Luke and Eschatological Readiness Part 2 27:59
Section 2, Lecture 9- Overview of Acts 20:16
Section 2, Lecture 10: Women in Acts 32:04
Section 2, Lecture 11-Acts 1-28: Spiritual lessons, conversions, and the Kingdom 14:34
source: Pilgrim Seminary 2016年12月5日
BST 320 "The Gospels and Acts"
About Pilgrim Theological Seminary: Welcome to Pilgrim Theological Seminary. Our mission is to provide high quality, affordable, and easily accessible theological education to those who live in or visit coastal South Carolina and to people around the world through our distance education program.(www.pilgrimseminary.org) About this lecture: This is the first lecture in the The Gospel and Acts course. Dr. Yarbrough discusses the importance of studying the Bible and using biblical tools. About the professor: We are pleased to have Dr. Robert Yarbrough as the instructor for our course on the Gospels and Acts. He is currently a Professor of New Testament at Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri. Dr. Yarbrough taught previously at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Covenant Theological Seminary (1991-96), Wheaton College, and Liberty University. He has been involved in theological education in Eastern Europe since 1990 and in Africa since 1995. He served on pastoral staffs in Montana, Missouri, North Carolina, and Illinois. Bob is the author of 1, 2, and 3 John (2008) in the Baker Exegetical Commentary Series, which he co-edits. Other books include: The Salvation-Historical Fallacy? Reassessing the History of New Testament Theology; and The Gospel of John. With Walter Elwell he authored the widely used textbook Encountering the New Testament: A Historical and Theological Survey which has been translated into numerous languages. A special thanks to Dr. Robert Yarbrough and Covenant Theological Seminary in Missouri for their assistance and contribution to PTS.
Section 1, Lecture 1: Studying the Bible and Biblical Tools 25:22
Section 1, Lecture 3- Intro to the Gospels 22:42
Section 1, Lecture 4- Matthew I 26:20
Section 1, Lecture 5- Matthew II 19:12
Section 1, Lecture 2- Historical Context of the NT 26:56
Section 1, Lecture 6- Matthew III 29:06
Section 1, Lecture 7- Matthew IV Part One 29:00
Section 1, Lecture 8- Matthew IV Part Two 15:02
Section 1, Lecture 9- Mark I 25:02
Section 1, Lecture 10- Mark II 25:27
Section 1, Lecture 11- Mark III 29:01
Section 1, Lecture 12- Mark IV 22:15
Section 1, Lecture 13- Mark V 23:15
Section 3 Lecture 1- Intro to John Approaches to the Gospels Part 1 20:51
Section 3 Lecture 2- Approaches to the Gospels and Modern Study Part 2 24:28
Section 3 Lecture 3- John: The Eagle Gospel Part 1 22:58
Section 3 Lecture 4- John: The Eagle Gospel Part 2 23:16
Section 3 Lecture 5- Jesus's Divinity 26:28
Section 3 Lect 6- Jesus's Ministry 11:54
Section 3 Lecture 7- John: God's Glory 30:45
Section 3 Lecture 8- The Resurrection and God's Promise 24:34
Section 3 Lecture 9- Conversion and Belief 20:33
Section 3 Lecture 10- John: Witness and Doctrine 20:12
Section 3 Lecture 11- Jesus and the Old Testament 27:32
Section 3 Lecture 12- The Hatred of the World 18:25
Section 3 Lecture 13- The Gospel of John and Christian Doctrine 19:55
Section 2, Lecture 1: Intro to Luke and Acts 32:57
Section 2, Lecture 2- Distinctiveness in the Book of Luke Part 1 26:16
Section 2, Lecture 3-Distinctiveness in Luke Part 2 26:45
Section 2, Lecture 4- Fulfillment in Luke 29:35
Section 2, Lecture 5- Jesus: Mascot or Master? 13:24
Section 2, Lecture 6- Christian Doctrine in Luke 27:34
Section 2, Lecture 7- Luke and Eschatological Readiness Part 1 18:31
Section 2, Lecture 8- Luke and Eschatological Readiness Part 2 27:59
Section 2, Lecture 9- Overview of Acts 20:16
Section 2, Lecture 10: Women in Acts 32:04
Section 2, Lecture 11-Acts 1-28: Spiritual lessons, conversions, and the Kingdom 14:34
2017-08-16
Theology II by Gerry Breshears
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source: Pilgrim Seminary 2016年10月13日
CTH 411 "Theology II" by Gerry Breshears
About Pilgrim Theological Seminary: Welcome to Pilgrim Theological Seminary. Our mission is to provide high quality, affordable, and easily accessible theological education to those who live in or visit coastal South Carolina and to people around the world through our distance education program.(www.pilgrimseminary.org) About this lecture: This is the first lecture for the Theology II (CTH 411) course. Dr. Breshears discusses the deity of Christ as outlined in the Bible, New and Old Testaments. About the professor: In addition to his three decades of educational ministry at Western Seminary, Dr. Breshears has taught at numerous Bible colleges and seminaries around the world, such as Lebanon, Ukraine, Netherlands, Taiwan, Poland, Canada, and the Philippines. He has also been published in numerous magazines and scholarly journals, including the Journal of Psychology & Theology and Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society. Dr. Breshears is also the former president of the Evangelical Theological Society and continues to serve on the regional executive committee of that organization. He has appeared on various radio and television programs numerous times. Dr. Breshears serves as a preaching elder at Grace Community Church. He and his wife, Sherry, have been married since 1968, have two sons, one daughter, and are enjoying their season of life as grandparents. A special thanks to Dr. Gerry Breshears and Western Seminary in Oregon for their assistance and contribution to PTS.
Lecture 1: The Deity of Christ 29:58
Lecture 2: The Humanity of Christ 29:26
Lecture 5: The Work of Christ Part 2 30:29
Lecture 6: The Holy Spirit Part 1 20:36
Lecture 7: The Holy Spirit Part 2 26:00
Lecture 3: The Unity and Incarnation of Christ 22:34
Lecture 8: Issues Regarding the Holy Spirit 22:34
Lecture 9: Concepts of Salvation 24:48
Lecture 10: Salvation through Grace 25:48
Lecture 11: Subjective Salvation Part 1 22:14
Lecture 14: Objective Salvation Part 2 23:53
Lecture 12: Subjective Salvation Part 2 21:15
Lecture 13: Objective Salvation Part 1 18:19
Lecture 15: Completion of Salvation Part 1 17:14
Lecture 16: Completion of Salvation Part 2 31:55
Lecture 17: The Nature of the Church 19:04
Lecture 18: The Role and Government of the Church Part 1 16:58
Lecture 19: The Role and Government of the Church Part 2 16:30
Lecture 20: Ordinances of the Church Part 1 17:55
Lecture 21: Ordinances of the Church Part 2 21:52
Lecture 22: Eschatology- Matters of Death and the Soul 29:12
Lecture 23: The Second Coming of Christ 15:40
Lecture 24: The Tribulation 17:51
Lecture 25: Eternity 26:48
source: Pilgrim Seminary 2016年10月13日
CTH 411 "Theology II" by Gerry Breshears
About Pilgrim Theological Seminary: Welcome to Pilgrim Theological Seminary. Our mission is to provide high quality, affordable, and easily accessible theological education to those who live in or visit coastal South Carolina and to people around the world through our distance education program.(www.pilgrimseminary.org) About this lecture: This is the first lecture for the Theology II (CTH 411) course. Dr. Breshears discusses the deity of Christ as outlined in the Bible, New and Old Testaments. About the professor: In addition to his three decades of educational ministry at Western Seminary, Dr. Breshears has taught at numerous Bible colleges and seminaries around the world, such as Lebanon, Ukraine, Netherlands, Taiwan, Poland, Canada, and the Philippines. He has also been published in numerous magazines and scholarly journals, including the Journal of Psychology & Theology and Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society. Dr. Breshears is also the former president of the Evangelical Theological Society and continues to serve on the regional executive committee of that organization. He has appeared on various radio and television programs numerous times. Dr. Breshears serves as a preaching elder at Grace Community Church. He and his wife, Sherry, have been married since 1968, have two sons, one daughter, and are enjoying their season of life as grandparents. A special thanks to Dr. Gerry Breshears and Western Seminary in Oregon for their assistance and contribution to PTS.
Lecture 1: The Deity of Christ 29:58
Lecture 2: The Humanity of Christ 29:26
Lecture 5: The Work of Christ Part 2 30:29
Lecture 6: The Holy Spirit Part 1 20:36
Lecture 7: The Holy Spirit Part 2 26:00
Lecture 3: The Unity and Incarnation of Christ 22:34
Lecture 8: Issues Regarding the Holy Spirit 22:34
Lecture 9: Concepts of Salvation 24:48
Lecture 10: Salvation through Grace 25:48
Lecture 11: Subjective Salvation Part 1 22:14
Lecture 14: Objective Salvation Part 2 23:53
Lecture 12: Subjective Salvation Part 2 21:15
Lecture 13: Objective Salvation Part 1 18:19
Lecture 15: Completion of Salvation Part 1 17:14
Lecture 16: Completion of Salvation Part 2 31:55
Lecture 17: The Nature of the Church 19:04
Lecture 18: The Role and Government of the Church Part 1 16:58
Lecture 19: The Role and Government of the Church Part 2 16:30
Lecture 20: Ordinances of the Church Part 1 17:55
Lecture 21: Ordinances of the Church Part 2 21:52
Lecture 22: Eschatology- Matters of Death and the Soul 29:12
Lecture 23: The Second Coming of Christ 15:40
Lecture 24: The Tribulation 17:51
Lecture 25: Eternity 26:48
Theology I by Gerry Breshears
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source: Pilgrim Seminary 2016年10月7日
CTH 410 - Theology I by Gerry Breshears
About Pilgrim Theological Seminary: Welcome to Pilgrim Theological Seminary. Our mission is to provide high quality, affordable, and easily accessible theological education to those who live in or visit coastal South Carolina and to people around the world through our distance education program.(www.pilgrimseminary.org) About this lecture: This is the first lecture for the Theology I (CTH 410) course. Dr. Breshears introduces theology and why it is important to study it for all Christians. About the professor: In addition to his three decades of educational ministry at Western Seminary, Dr. Breshears has taught at numerous Bible colleges and seminaries around the world, such as Lebanon, Ukraine, Netherlands, Taiwan, Poland, Canada, and the Philippines. He has also been published in numerous magazines and scholarly journals, including the Journal of Psychology & Theology and Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society. Dr. Breshears is also the former president of the Evangelical Theological Society and continues to serve on the regional executive committee of that organization. He has appeared on various radio and television programs numerous times. Dr. Breshears serves as a preaching elder at Grace Community Church. He and his wife, Sherry, have been married since 1968, have two sons, one daughter, and are enjoying their season of life as grandparents. A special thanks to Dr. Gerry Breshears and Western Seminary in Oregon for their assistance and contribution to PTS.
Lecture 1: Theology Intro 21:19
Lecture 2: General Revelation 18:01
Lecture 3: Contemporary Christianity 16:54
Lecture 5: Biblical Inspiration 14:34
Lecture 6: Biblical Inerrancy 23:19
Lecture 4: Particular Revelation 17:45
Lecture 7: Bible Application 21:34
Lecture 8: The Doctrine of God Part I 15:15
Lecture 10: The Greatness of God 21:51
Lecture 11: The Goodness of God 20:47
Lecture 12: The Trinity 22:14
Lecture 13: God's Plan 22:15
Lecture 14: The Creation 18:51
Lecture 15: God's Providence Part 1 24:59
Lecture 16: God's Providence Part 2 17:24
Lecture 17: The Problem of Evil 26:29
Lecture 18: Angels Part 1 23:16
Lecture 19: Angels Part 2 22:58
Lecture 20: The Doctrine of Humanity 25:02
Lecture 21: The Image of God in Human 21:50
Lecture 22: The Constitutional Nature of the Human 31:04
Lecture 23: The Nature and Source of Sin 22:46
Lecture 24: The Results of Sin 21:44
Lecture 25: The Magnitude of Sin 28:42
source: Pilgrim Seminary 2016年10月7日
CTH 410 - Theology I by Gerry Breshears
About Pilgrim Theological Seminary: Welcome to Pilgrim Theological Seminary. Our mission is to provide high quality, affordable, and easily accessible theological education to those who live in or visit coastal South Carolina and to people around the world through our distance education program.(www.pilgrimseminary.org) About this lecture: This is the first lecture for the Theology I (CTH 410) course. Dr. Breshears introduces theology and why it is important to study it for all Christians. About the professor: In addition to his three decades of educational ministry at Western Seminary, Dr. Breshears has taught at numerous Bible colleges and seminaries around the world, such as Lebanon, Ukraine, Netherlands, Taiwan, Poland, Canada, and the Philippines. He has also been published in numerous magazines and scholarly journals, including the Journal of Psychology & Theology and Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society. Dr. Breshears is also the former president of the Evangelical Theological Society and continues to serve on the regional executive committee of that organization. He has appeared on various radio and television programs numerous times. Dr. Breshears serves as a preaching elder at Grace Community Church. He and his wife, Sherry, have been married since 1968, have two sons, one daughter, and are enjoying their season of life as grandparents. A special thanks to Dr. Gerry Breshears and Western Seminary in Oregon for their assistance and contribution to PTS.
Lecture 1: Theology Intro 21:19
Lecture 2: General Revelation 18:01
Lecture 3: Contemporary Christianity 16:54
Lecture 5: Biblical Inspiration 14:34
Lecture 6: Biblical Inerrancy 23:19
Lecture 4: Particular Revelation 17:45
Lecture 7: Bible Application 21:34
Lecture 8: The Doctrine of God Part I 15:15
Lecture 10: The Greatness of God 21:51
Lecture 11: The Goodness of God 20:47
Lecture 12: The Trinity 22:14
Lecture 13: God's Plan 22:15
Lecture 14: The Creation 18:51
Lecture 15: God's Providence Part 1 24:59
Lecture 16: God's Providence Part 2 17:24
Lecture 17: The Problem of Evil 26:29
Lecture 18: Angels Part 1 23:16
Lecture 19: Angels Part 2 22:58
Lecture 20: The Doctrine of Humanity 25:02
Lecture 21: The Image of God in Human 21:50
Lecture 22: The Constitutional Nature of the Human 31:04
Lecture 23: The Nature and Source of Sin 22:46
Lecture 24: The Results of Sin 21:44
Lecture 25: The Magnitude of Sin 28:42
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