Apostolic Alignment School Of Ministry
Old Testament
Intermediate

The Pentateuch: Foundations of God's Redemptive Story

A Scholarly Study of Genesis through Deuteronomy

An in-depth theological study of the first five books of the Bible — the Torah. This course examines creation, the fall, the flood, the call of Abraham, the exodus from Egypt, the giving of the Law, and the wilderness journey. Students will uncover the foundational redemptive narrative that shapes all of Scripture, exploring Hebrew word studies, ancient Near Eastern context, and the prophetic foreshadows of Christ woven throughout the Pentateuch.

David Beraru9 hoursNKJV
Free
Non-Accreditation Notice: This course does not grant academic credit, a college degree, or government-recognized credentials. It is for religious education and ministry training purposes only.

What You'll Learn

Understand the theological significance of the Pentateuch within the broader biblical narrative.
Explore Hebrew and Greek word studies to uncover deeper meanings.
Identify key themes and motifs that foreshadow the coming Christ.

Course Introduction

As we embark on this journey through the Pentateuch, we will unearth the powerful narrative of God's redemptive work. The Torah serves as the bedrock of biblical revelation, revealing the covenantal relationship between God and His people. This study will not only provide a historical and cultural context but also connect the timeless truths of Scripture to our current faith experience.

Curriculum

9 lessons

Course Details

Materials: Outline Studies of the Tabernacle by Ada R. Habershon (https://www.brethrenarchive.org/media/365572/habershon-ada-r-outline-studies-of-the-tabernacle.pdf)

Translation: NKJV

Level: Intermediate

Passing Score: 70%

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