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Foundations of the Old Testament

In the Beginning: Creation, Fall, and Flood

The Patriarchs and the Promise

The Exodus and the Law

Kingdom, Exile, and Restoration

The Conquest and the United Monarchy

The Divided Kingdom and the Prophets

The Babylonian Exile and the Return

The New Testament: The Life and Ministry of Jesus

The Incarnation and First-Century Context

The Teachings and Miracles of Christ

Passion Week, Crucifixion, and Resurrection

The Birth and Expansion of the Early Church

Pentecost and the Jerusalem Church

Paul's Journeys and the Gentile Mission

Course Quizzes

Quiz 1: Foundations of the Old Testament

Quiz 2: Kingdom, Exile, and Restoration

Quiz 3: The Incarnation and Ministry of Jesus

Quiz 4: Passion Week and the Resurrection

Quiz 5: The Early Church and Apostolic Age

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Welcome to "Major Biblical Events: Historical and Cultural Significance," a comprehensive online course designed to take you on an immersive journey through the most pivotal moments in biblical history. Whether you are a student of theology, a history enthusiast, or someone seeking to deepen your personal faith, this course offers a profound exploration of the scriptures from Genesis to the early church.

Welcome to "Major Biblical Events: Historical and Cultural Significance," a comprehensive online course designed to take you on an immersive journey through the most pivotal moments in biblical history. Whether you are a student of theology, a history enthusiast, or someone seeking to deepen your personal faith, this course offers a profound exploration of the scriptures from Genesis to the early church. We will uncover the rich historical, cultural, and theological contexts that shaped the ancient Near East and the Greco-Roman world.

Starting with the Foundations of the Old Testament, you will explore the profound narratives of Creation, the Patriarchs, and the Exodus, understanding how these events forged the identity of the nation of Israel. As we transition into the eras of the Kingdom, Exile, and Restoration, you will analyze the triumphs and failures of Israel's monarchs, the vital role of the prophets, and the resilience of the Jewish people during the Babylonian Exile.

In the New Testament, the course shifts focus to the life, ministry, and ultimate sacrifice of Jesus Christ. You will examine the first-century Judean landscape, the profound teachings of the Kingdom of God, and the world-altering events of Passion Week and the Resurrection. Finally, we will trace the explosive growth of the early Christian church, from the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost to the expansive missionary journeys of the Apostle Paul. Join us to bridge the gap between ancient texts and modern understanding, and discover how these major biblical events continue to shape history and culture today.

Major Biblical Events: Historical and Cultural Significance

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            <p>The study of the Holy Scriptures offers more than just a collection of moral lessons; it provides a profound look into the unfolding story of God’s redemptive work within human history. This course begins by exploring the foundational narratives of Genesis, examining the theological weight of the Creation, the sobering reality of the Fall, and the cultural context of the ancient Near East. By tracing the journey of the Patriarchs and the establishment of the Abrahamic Covenant, we see the formation of a people set apart. We will follow the nation of Israel through the defining deliverance of the Exodus, the reception of the Law at Sinai, and the turbulent eras of the United and Divided Monarchies. Understanding the historical significance of the Babylonian Exile and the subsequent restoration of Jerusalem allows us to see how God preserved His people and His promises even in the face of judgment and displacement.</p>

<p>Building upon the historical framework of the Old Testament, we transition into the transformative events of the New Testament, focusing on the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. We will analyze the political and religious landscape of first-century Judea to better appreciate the radical nature of the Incarnation and the message of the Kingdom of God. The course provides a detailed examination of Passion Week, the theological necessity of the Crucifixion, and the world-changing reality of the Resurrection, which serves as the cornerstone of our faith. Finally, we will witness the birth of the Early Church at Pentecost and follow the Holy Spirit’s work through the missionary journeys of the Apostle Paul. By connecting these major biblical events to their historical and cultural roots, believers will gain a more cohesive understanding of the Bible as a unified tapestry of divine providence, equipping them to better interpret the Word and apply its eternal truths to their lives today.</p>
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