Literature Courses - Distance/Correspondence Courses ordered from this page are non-resident, non-online courses completed solely via correspondence. Each course shipment includes 12 lecture DVD's, lecture notes, course instructions, and a research log. Go to the Online Campus if you wish to study online, or contact us to attend resident classes.

LT283 Extra-Biblical Contexts - 3 credits Documentation from historical sources outside of the Bible that shed additional light on events and persons between the lines and behind the scenes of the Biblical narrative. Instructor: Moseley

LT293 Hebraic Idiomatic Phrases- 3 credits Linguistic, cultural, and idiomatic keys that are essential to properly understanding and intepreting the Biblical text. Instructor: Moseley

LT423 Apocalyptic Literature - 3 credits Examines the prophetic literature in both the Jewish and Christian canons of scripture, with discussion about the application of these passages to possible future events as well as historic events. Instructor: Moseley

LT433 Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha - 3 credits An in-depth look at the extra-canonical writings of the early church, with an evaluation of their authenticity, as well as their historical and cultural significance. Instructor: Moseley

LT113 Bible Survey I - 3 credits A detailed study of the scriptures from a Hebraic perspective. Topics include Inspiration, Creation, Adam and Eve, the Error of Cain, From the Flood to Babel, Babylon, Father Abraham, Abraham and Lot, Patriarchs, Joseph, Job, the Exodus and the Ten Commandments. Instructor: Moseley

LT123 Bible Survey II - 3 credits A detailed study of the scriptures from a Hebraic perspective. Discusses the Tabernacle and details Leviticus—Ecclesiastes. Instructor: Moseley

LT213 Bible Survey III - 3 credits A detailed study of the scriptures from a Hebraic perspective. Covers I Kings—Lamentations. Instructor: Moseley

LT223 Bible Survey IV - 3 credits A detailed study of the scriptures from a Hebraic perspective. Covers Ezekiel—Malachi. Instructor: Moseley

LT313 Bible Survey V - 3 credits A detailed study of the scriptures from a Hebraic perspective. Covers the Silent Years, Matthew—I Thessalonians. Instructor: Moseley

LT323 Bible Survey VI - 3 credits A detailed study of the scriptures from a Hebraic perspective. Covers II Thessalonians—Revelation. Instructor: Moseley

LT443 Basic Talmud - 3 credits An overview of the fundamental teachings of what is known as the Oral Law and commentary concerning such topics as the spirit world, free will, repentance, slander, prophecy and numerous others. Instructor: Moseley

LT243 Dead Sea Scrolls - 3 credits A brief overview of the history of the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Qumran community from which they may have originated. Instructor: Moseley

LT453 Hermeneutics - 3 credits Designed to help the student develop the science and art of properly interpreting the biblical text. Examines rules of interpretation as used historically in the Church, as well as rules developed in various Hebrew schools of study during Old and New Testament times. Instructor: Moseley

LT133 Matthew I - 3 credits A verse-by-verse analysis of the cultural context and resultant spiritual application of this most “Jewish” of the gospels. Instructor: Moseley

LT143 Matthew II - 3 credits In-depth coverage of Matthew 5:18—8:34 from a Hebraic perspective. Instructor: Moseley

LT253 Matthew III - 3 credits In-depth coverage of Matthew 9:1—11:30. Instructor: Moseley

LT263 Matthew IV - 3 credits In-depth coverage of Matthew 12:1—14:33. Instructor: Moseley

LT333 Matthew V - 3 credits In-depth coverage of Matthew 14:34—19:26. Instructor: Moseley

LT343 Matthew VI - 3 credits In-depth coverage of Matthew 19:27—24:51. Instructor: Moseley

LT463 Matthew VII - 3 credits In-depth coverage of Matthew 25:1—28:20. Instructor: Moseley

LT513 Mishnah I - 3 credits The historical development, structure, and context of Judaism’s Oral Law. Instructor: Moseley LT523 Mishnah II - 3 credits A continuation of Mishnah I, with an in-depth look into the six orders and tractates of the Mishnah. Instructor: Moseley