Biblical Theology

Speaker(s): Bruce Waltke, Gordon Fee
Date: 1995
Length: 28h44min
Product ID: RGDL2539S

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Description

This series aims to show the continuities and discontinuities between the contributors to the Bible, especially between the Old and New Testament, by a study of the major themes and ideas of the biblical revelation in the context of their historical development, giving a broad overview of the message of the Bible.

Lectures by Bruce Waltke include:

Introduction to Biblical Theology
Basis, Task and Method
Introduction to Genesis
Genesis & the Covenant of Creation: Genesis 1
The Fall & the Adamic Covenant: Genesis 2-4
The Abrahamic Covenant: Genesis 12-15
Themes Pertaining to Nation/God's Name
Yahweh as Warrior
The Mosaic Covenant: Ten Words
The Davidic Covenant
Hymnic Literature
Hymnic, Prophetic, & Apocalyptic Literature

Lectures by Gordon Fee include:

The Eschatological Framework: Jesus
The Eschatological Framework: Paul et al.
Salvation in Christ: The Human Predicament
Jesus: The Good News of the Kingdom
Salvation in Christ: The Pauline Perspective
Salvation in Christ: The Johannine Perspective
Hebrews / Jesus' Self-Understanding
Jesus the Savior: The Pauline Perspective
The People of God: The Pauline Perspective
The Final Issue: The Consummation

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Bruce Waltke is Professor Emeritus in Old Testament Studies at Regent College in Vancouver, British Columbia. He is the author of Genesis: A Commentary, Creation and Chaos, Finding the Will of God: A Pagan Notion?, An Introduction to Biblical Hebrew Syntax, and commentaries on Micah. He also served on the translation committee of the NIV Bible.

Gordon D. Fee is Professor Emeritus of New Testament at Regent College. Previously he taught at Wheaton College and Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. He has served as the general editor of the New International Commentary series, as well as on the NIV revision committee that produced the TNIV. He is the author of commentaries on 1 Corinthians, Philippians and the Pastoral Epistles, as well as books on exegesis, hermeneutics and the Holy Spirit.