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Correspondence School
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How the Program Works
Cost
Credits
Materials
Exams
Courses
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Bethany Bible Training Center’s Correspondence
School of the Bible is intended to allow
students who are not able to enroll in Bethany’s
on-campus programs the opportunity to study the
Bible from their homes.
These courses are designed to draw you closer to
our Lord Jesus Christ and to come into a fuller
understanding of His purposes for your life.
We invite you to set aside time to seek the Lord
and to study His Word. If your heart’s cry is to
meet God and to know Him in a greater way,
consider enrolling in our correspondence school!
Request Information
To receive more information about our
Correspondence School of the Bible, including a
brochure and enrollment form, please complete
the form below.
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How the Program
Works
When your enrollment form is received, you will
be sent your class materials. Correspondence
courses are completed at your own pace and are
presented in an easy-to-follow format that will
challenge you in your study of God’s Word.
Each course includes a registration form for the
next course and information about other
available courses. Courses may be taken in any
order.
Cost
Cost per course: $50.00 per credit hour
· 2-credit
courses: $100.00
· 4-credit
courses: $200.00
· 1-credit courses
(Chapel): $50.00
Note: Full payment must be received before the
course is issued. Please contact the Admissions
Office for information about discounts for
international and incarcerated students.
Credits
A certificate is awarded upon the completion of
15 credits. These credits can be transferred to
Bethany Bible Training Center, should the
student decide to enroll as a resident student.
Students will receive a final grade for each
course. Transcripts are available upon request.
Materials
Each course includes a course manual; some
include a textbook. Other suggested materials
include a Bible, a Bible dictionary and a
concordance. Some courses will suggest
additional materials to compliment your study,
but each course is complete in itself.
Exams
Most courses include Mid-Term and Final Exams to
be taken under a proctor’s supervision. To
receive the exams, the student must submit the
Proctor Examination Request Form included with
the materials.
Courses
OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY I: 4 credits
This course is a survey of Genesis through
Deuteronomy. Special emphasis is placed on the
unfolding steps of God’s redemptive plan as seen
in the Pentateuch, and the typical significance
of Israel’s journey to and conquest of the
Promised Land.
OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY II: 4 credits
This course is a survey of Joshua through II
Chronicles. Special attention is given to the
falling away of Israel and its restoration, with
an emphasis on typical applications to the
Christian life and the Church.
OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY III: 4 credits
After a review of the Restoration Books, this
course covers the Poetic Books from Job to the
Song of Solomon. Special emphasis is given to
principles of interpreting the poetic books and
making application of these books to the
Christian life.
OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY IV: 4 credits
This course covers the prophets from Isaiah to
Malachi. Full attention is given to the
predominating theme of the coming of Messiah and
the Kingdom, as well as principles of
interpreting prophetic writings.
THEOLOGY: 4 credits
This course studies the doctrines of God, Jesus
Christ, the Holy Spirit, man and salvation,
church and the Scriptures, angels, Satan and the
last days. Scripture pas-sages representative of
each doctrine will be examined in context with
the whole Bible. The course includes Biblical
discussions on the topics of grace, healings,
stewardship, tongues and spiritual warfare.
GALATIANS: 2 credits
This course is designed to give you an
understanding of the epistle of the Apostle Paul
to the Galatians as you study his reasons for
writing and his arguments in defense of a pure
Gospel message.
EPHESIANS: 2 credits
This course reviews the book of Ephesians and is
de-signed to help you understand the process
involved in this matter of personal Christian
maturity. It offers practical insight for the
application of Paul’s teaching to the Church of
Jesus Christ.
JAMES: 2 credits
The book of James is an extremely practical call
to godly living; to exercising not just faith,
but godly works as well. This is a study aimed
at instilling an appreciation of and a challenge
toward holiness and fruitfulness in our
Christian lives.
HEBREWS: 2 credits
This study of the book of Hebrews is designed to
bring you to a clear understanding of how the
Old Testament typology is fulfilled by the
realities of the New Covenant in Christ. This
course will also lead you to a deeper
appreciation and understanding of our
inheritance in Christ.
KINGDOM PRINCIPLES: 2 credits
In this course, students will be instructed in
the preparation of a people to rule and reign
with Christ here on the earth; the building of
character, integrity and stability in a people;
dealing with right attitudes, right motives, and
right actions in our daily lives.
CHAPEL: 1 credit (3 course options)
These courses are intended to cover similar
topics as Bethany’s on-campus Chapel services.
Course material is taken from messages and books
from Bethany leadership. Students may choose
from the following Chapel courses:
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Ministry to God
·
David and His Mighty Men
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Prayer: Rees Howells, Intercessor
Enroll
To enroll, complete and submit the
Correspondence School
Enrollment Form.
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