Anchor Bible College | Evaluated Learning Experience
Bible 216 Romans
48 hours (8 weeks).
May 2023 - Present.
Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to: identify the theological significance of the book of Romans, recognizing key themes such as justification, God’s sovereignty, and Biblical covenants; explain the practical applications of Romans to contemporary Christian living, articulating how its teachings inform personal faith and conduct; apply exegetical methods to analyze each chapter in Romans, utilizing insights gained to enhance understanding of the text’s theological implications; analyze key passages within Romans, distinguishing how Paul’s arguments contribute to the overarching message of the epistle; develop assignments such as outlines and word studies that demonstrate familiarity with the content and structure of Romans while exploring Old Testament quotes referenced in the text; and evaluate complex theological questions raised in Romans through essay assignments, assessing relevance to topics like evangelism and authentic Christian living.
This course provides an in-depth study of the book of Romans including its theological significance and practical application to daily life. The course is structured with exegetical lectures covering each chapter in Romans along with several further theological lectures on topics such as justification, God’s sovereignty, and biblical covenants. Throughout the semester, students complete 6 homework assignments such as a Romans outline, word study, or Old Testament quotes worksheet. Students also complete 6 essay assignments answering questions such as “What about those who have never heard the gospel?” and “What does it look like to live a genuine Christian life?” Additionally, there are quizzes in each class period, a midterm, and a final exam.
In the lower division baccalaureate/associate degree category, 3 semester hours in Bible Studies, Religion, or as a general elective (3/25).