PROGRAMS OF STUDY
MASTER OF DIVINITY PROGRAM (M. Div.)

Purpose of Program
A three-year program, the Master of Divinity, is designed to train persons to serve as pastors, chaplains, missionaries, evangelists, campus pastors and many other ministerial roles. The program is intended to deepen comprehensions of The Bible including the historical, systematical and practical theology. Students learn also counseling and communication skills as the program builds on their spiritual foundation. In order to qualify for the degree 104 credit hours must be earned with a grade point average of 2.00 or better; included in the 104 hours, all of the required hours must be met.

A student must be present at the Commencement exercise in order to receive the degree.

1. Senior Homiletics Practice (two semesters)
2. Westminster Confession of Faith (two semesters)
3. At lest two of the following Greek courses:
   a. Exegesis of Gospels (221)
   b. Exegesis of Epistles (222)
   c. New Testament History I or II (219 or 220)
   d. New Testament exegetical electives (2 hours)
4. At least two of the following Hebrew courses:
   a. Old Testament Prophets I or II (118 or 119)
   b. Hebrew Exegesis (120)
   c. Old Testament Poetical Books (121)
   d. Old Testament exegetical electives (2 hours)
5. At lest two of the four required courses in Systematic Theology (311, 312, 313, 314)

4 111 Elementary Hebrew
3 114 Old Testament History
2 215 New Testament Survey
1 317 Westminster Confession I
1 513 Homiletic Theory
1 525 Spiritual Life
½ 526 Worship and Preaching Practicum
2 211 Elementary Greek or
2 214 Advanced Greek

2) Interim

1 112 Elementary Hebrew
2 522 Biblical Evangelism
1 212 Elementary Greek

3) Spring Semester

3 113 Elementary Hebrew
3 114 Old Testament History
3 117 Old Testament Introduction
1 216 Inter-testament Period
1 318 Westminster Confession II
1 512 Homiletic Theory
½ 526 Worship and Preaching Practicum
4 213 Intermediate Greek or
2 214 Advanced Greek or
2 217 New Testament Exegesis

2 115 Hebrew Reading
3 118 Old Testament Prophets
2 218 New Testament Introduction
2 311 Systematic Theology I
3 412 Church History I
1 515 Homiletics
1 519 The Christian Ministry
½ 526 Worship and Preaching Practicum
2 215 Advanced Greek

2) Interim

3 411 Historical Theology

3) Spring Semester

3 117 Old Testament Introduction
3 119 Old Testament Prophets
3 312 Systematic Theology II
3 412 Church History II
1 516 Homiletics Practice
2 520 Biblical Counseling
1 521 Principles of Public Worship
2 219 New Testament Exegesis

3 121 Old Testament Poets
3 219 New Testament History I
3 313 Systematic Theology III
2 315 Apologetics I
2 319 Law and Gospel
2 415 History & Principles of Mission
1 517 Senior Homiletics Practice

2) Interim

1 522 Church Govt. & Administration
2 221 Exegesis of Gospels

3) Spring Semester

2 120 Hebrew Exegesis
3 220 New Testament History
2 222 Exegesis of Epistles
3 314 Systematic Theology IV
2 316 Apologetics II
1 518 Senior Homiletics Practice
2 524 Christian Education

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104 Total Units

138 Deuteronomy
144 The establishment of the Monarchy in Israel
152 Messianic Psalms
162 Isaiah
170 Minor Prophets