About Course
Syllabus
Graduate-level hermeneutics for preaching: discourse analysis, biblical theology, homiletical structure, and Christ-centered exposition from Genesis to Revelation.
Textbook: King James Bible — focus: Ryrie Study Bible; HM-204/205; SPECIALIZATION_SOURCES.md — Hermeneutics
Credits: 3 · Weeks: 12
Module 1 is a free preview. Full access via Bible School enrollment (EDD).
Course Content
Week 01 — MD-501 — Lesson 1: Graduate Hermeneutics: Author, Text, and Canonical Context (Free Preview)
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Audio / Lesson — Week 01
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Reading — Week 01
Week 02 — MD-501 — Lesson 2: Literary Genre and Discourse Analysis for Expositors
Week 03 — MD-501 — Lesson 3: Biblical Theology and Redemptive-Historical Preaching
Week 04 — MD-501 — Lesson 4: Original Language Awareness for Pastors (Non-Specialist Track)
Week 05 — MD-501 — Lesson 5: Christocentric Sermon Architecture: Text, Bridge, Application
Week 06 — MD-501 — Lesson 6: Mid-Course Synthesis: From Passage to Proposition
Week 07 — MD-501 — Lesson 7: Expository Preaching in Old Testament Narrative
Week 08 — MD-501 — Lesson 8: Expository Preaching in Wisdom and Poetry
Week 09 — MD-501 — Lesson 9: Expository Preaching in Prophecy and Apocalyptic
Week 10 — MD-501 — Lesson 10: Expository Preaching in Gospels and Epistles
Week 11 — Integration & Review
Week 12 — Creative Ministry Project
Student Ratings & Reviews
I recommend Advanced Biblical Hermeneutics & Expository Preaching to anyone seeking serious discipleship, not fluff. I especially valued how the course respected the sufficiency of Scripture; I feel more grounded when conversations turn to difficult doctrines. A helpful course for both new believers and mature saints.
Course Textbook
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