Cork
Bible
Institute
Student Online Class
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Cork
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Student Online Class |
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The following course notes and audio are provided free of
charge. If you want to enrol in the Cork Bible Institute, there is
25 euro charge for this class, which will entitle you to the exams and
quizzes, and an official transcript of your grades and
Class Credits that go along with this course.
| LESSON in PDF | CLASS TEACHING MP3 AUDIO | VIDEO RECORDING |
| Matthew Chapter 11 | Chapter 11 | Chapter 11 |
| Matthew Chapter 12 | Chapter 12 | Chapter 12 |
| Matthew Chapter 13 | Chapter 13 | Chapter 13 |
| Matthew Chapter 14 | Chapter 14 | Chapter 14 |
| Matthew Chapter 15 | Chapter 15 | Chapter 15 |
| Matthew Chapter 16 | Chapter 16 | Chapter 16 |
| Matthew Chapter 17 | Chapter 17 | Chapter 17 |
| Matthew Chapter 18 | Chapter 18 | Chapter 18 |
| Matthew Chapter 19 | Chapter 19 | Chapter 19 |
| Matthew Chapter 20 | Chapter 20 | Chapter 20 |
| The last 8 chapters are covered in the Next Semester's Course | ||
| Matthew Final Exam | You have to be a registered student to take this exam and get credit for it. | |
| (Click HERE to download the entire course minus the exams) | ||
Course Objectives - After successful completion of this
course students should have:
A. A thorough knowledge of the content of the book of
Matthew and its portrayal of Jesus;
B. Some familiarity with different theories regarding
the setting, composition, structure, and pur-pose of the gospel;
C. An awareness of different approaches to studying
and interpreting the book of Matthew (his-torical studies, source criticism,
form criticism, atheistic criticism);
D. Familiarity with key themes in the book and with
Matthew’s views on matters such as: Chris-tology, Kingdom of God,
discipleship, understanding of history, use of the Old Testament, sig-nificance
of the Jewish law, conflict with Jewish leaders, etc;
E. Awareness of how the book of Matthew is both
similar to and different from other early Chris-tian portrayals of Jesus;
F. Some understanding of the interpretation of Matthew
in the history of Christian thought, and an appreciation for what the book can
contribute to modern Christian faith.
Required Textbooks
King James Bible
Course Requirements
The Book of Matthew must be read through TWO times before the completion of
the Course.
A Report listing the 25 prophecies presented in Matthew that were fulfilled by
Christ and the apostles – you will have to take note of each of the prophecies
pointed to in Matthew, and write out completely the verses in Matthew, and in
the Old Testament where the prophecy was given. You are not allowed to look up
on the internet, or in any other book than in the pages of Scripture for the
prophecies and their fulfilment.
A chapter-by-chapter brief summary of the Book of Matthew. One sentence per
chapter is sufficient. The idea is to summarize each chapter in your own
words. This needs to be thought out. For example:
1. Chapter One – the Genealogy and birth of Jesus Christ
2. Chapter Two – etc.
3. …
4. Chapter Twenty Eight - …
Completion of the Study Exam at the end of the Course
Class attendance and participation. It is imperative that students commit to
attending the entire semester of class sessions (certainly emergencies will be
recognized that might preclude atten-dance). You are graded also based upon
your participation in class discussions.
You will need to write a Research Paper on a passage in Matthew or on a topic
pertaining to Matthew. Approximately 1,500 words minimum (3 pages).
Due date: All course materials are due on _____________.
Grading Summary
A. Attendance and Participation 15%
B. Prophecy, and Chapter Summary 25%
C. Research Paper 25%
D. Section Quizzes 20%
E. Final Exam 15%