Students in the Biblical Studies major are equipped with knowledge, skill, and character pertinent to detailed knowledge of Old and New Testament literature, with advanced skills in personal and practical application of biblical principles, and with fundamental skills in research, writing and presentation of material appropriate to student’s professional goals. Students in the Biblical Studies major will gain a basic understanding of biblical literature beyond the general knowledge provided by the required core classes, learn to apply course material to the formation of Christian beliefs and values, and learn to analyze and critically evaluate ideas and arguments relevant to the major and advanced biblical knowledge.
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Minors
- Bible Languages
- Greek
- Hebrew
- New Testament
- Old Testament
- Religion
“My time in the Biblical Studies program at TFC was incredibly edifying and life-giving. I came into the program with a desire to understand how to read the Bible and become more familiar with the historical and literary context. This program not only equipped me with the knowledge, but the tools and research skills necessary to do so. Each of the professors is active in their study, so it's encouraging to dig deeper alongside them. One of my favorite moments as a student was in a class called Minor Prophets, where I began to realize that I truly could understand concepts and books of the Bible that had been foreign to me in the past. I highly recommend this program not only to those who will find themselves in biblical teaching positions, but also to anyone who is interested in diving into biblical study and theological development!”
-Brook Beasley, Class of 2019
-Brook Beasley, Class of 2019
Program Layout
The Biblical Studies major is a 126 hour program that includes 69 hours of general education courses (including 30 hours of Bible & Theology), 18 hours of open electives, and 39 hours in Biblical Studies-specific courses. Classes include Daniel & Revelation, Acts, Psalms & Proverbs, Critical Issues in Theology, and Apologetics.
