C. Dexter Wise School of Ministry
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Pricing for Courses
Each course is worth a certain amount of credits. The cost of each course is based on the number of credits it is worth times what the student intends to get out of the course.
Audit - The student simply takes the course for their own personal enrichment and is not required to take any tests or answer any questions about their course work. Their work will not be review by the school faculty.
Certificate - The student is using this course towards a Certificate in the school and is, therefore, required to do the homework and complete final exams before getting credit for the course in the school.
Diploma - The student is using this course towards a Diploma in the school and is required to do the homework and complete final exams before getting credit for the course in the school. Diploma students are expected to evidence a higher level of scholarship in their work and will be graded accordingly.
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Courses to Choose From
I. Biblical Studies
Tutorials:
1100 The Pentateuch and Old Testament History (1). This course provides
the student with an overview of the books of the Bible that are found in the
Pentateuch (First Five) and in what is commonly called the History of Early
Israel in the Old Testament. 1 Credit
This course is only available online. To take this course online, click here:
1101 The Writings and the Old Testament Prophets. (1) This course builds
upon the prior course and provides the student with an overview of the books
of the Bible that are found in the section generally referred to as Wisdom
Literature and the books in the section of the Bible known as the Major and
Minor Prophets. 1 Credit
This course is only available online. To take this course online, click here:
1102 The People of the Old Testament. (1) This offers a biographical sketch
on many of the characters and personalities that are found in the pages of the
Old Testament. While by no means exhaustive, the course does provide the
student with a strong introduction to whom they will no doubt encounter when
studying or reading the Bible. 1 Credit
This course is only available online. To take this course online, click here:
1103 The Apocrypha. (1) This course is the final course in the series that
examines the content of books found in the Bible. Its focus is upon the
“Inter-Testamental Books” found between the pages of the Old Testament and
the New Testament. 1 Credit
This course is only available online. To take this course online, click here:
1104 The Gospels and New Testament Church History. (1) This course builds
upon the courses on the Old Testament, but jumps the student to the New
Testament and provides an overview of the books that are called gospels and
the book dedicated to the history of the early church, Acts. 1 Credit
This course is only available online. To take this course online, click here:
1105 The New Testament Epistles. (1) This course provides the student with
an overview of the remaining books in the New Testament and offers to the
students a description of the Pauline, Petrine and Johannine letters of the New
Testament. 1 Credit
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1106 The People of the New Testament. (1) This course provide biographical
descriptions of many of the key persons and characters found in the pages of
the New Testament. 1 Credit
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1107 Important Dates in the Bible. (1) This course introduces the student to
many, if not all of the important dates that are discussed in the Bible. The
objective of the course is to provide the student with a clear picture of the
timeline covered in the pages of the Bible. 1 Credit
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1108 Important Places in the Bible. (1) This course introduces the student to
many, if not most of the important places that are discussed in the Bible. The
objective of the course is to make the student knowledgeable of the places
that are referenced in the Bible. 1 Credit
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1109 General Knowledge of the Bible. (1) This course offers the student an
overview of the customs, traditions, festivals and holidays that are mentioned
in the Bible. By so doing, the course intends to provide the student with a
strong contextual understanding of their biblical studies. 1 Credit
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1110 Canonization. (1) The Bible has not always been in the form that we have it
today. This course will take the student through the process by which the Bible came to
us in the form that it is today. 1 Credit
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1111 Bible Translations. (1) This course teaches how the Bible has been translated
over the centuries and how to use the various translations in current Bible study. 1
Credit
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Audio/Video Courses:
1200 Introduction to the Study of the Bible. (1) Before a person can become
a Bible scholar, they must first know how to be a Bible student. This course is
required of all students to make sure that they are familiar with various
approaches to and skills in the study of scripture. 3 Credits (Available Now)
$75 Audit
$120 Certificate
$150 Diploma
1201 Introduction to the Old Testament. (2) In these lectures, students delve
deeper into the make up of the Old Testament and learn about its theological
themes. 2 Credits (Available Now)
$50 Audit
$80 Certificate
$100 Diploma
1202 From Dust to Glory I. (3) This course is based on the teaching series of
Dr. R. C. Sproul. Part one focuses on the Old Testament and takes the student
from creation, through the law and up to the Old Testament prophets. 3 Credits (Not
available)
1300 Introduction to the New Testament. (2) In these lectures, students delve
deeper into the make up of the New Testament and learn about its theological
themes. 2 Credits (Available Now)
$50 Audit
$80 Certificate
$100 Diploma
1301 From Dust to Glory II. (3) Part two of Dust to Glory is based on Dr. R.C.
Sproul’s continuation of his insightful series on the Bible from the beginning to
the end of the New Testament. 3 Credits (Not available)
1302 Thank God for Jesus: A Study of the Letter to the Hebrews. (3) In this
course, Dr. Wise explains, exegetes and does exposition on the Letter to the
Hebrews. The writer of Hebrews’ basic point is that what we have in Jesus is
far better than what preceded Him in Judaism. That’s why we ought to thank
God for Jesus. 3 Credits (Available April 1)
1303 The Pauline Epistles. (3) The Apostle Paul is credited with writing
almost half of the New Testament. No study of the New Testament would be
complete without some serious focus on this man and the letters which bear
his name. This is the objective of this course. 3 Credits (Coming Soon!)
1304 New Testament Themes
2 Credits (Available April 1)
II. Spiritual Disciplines
Audio/Video Courses:
2200 Successful Saints. (2) This course address the issue of success as it
relates to believers in Christ. It includes the following lectures: Seven Habits of
Successful Saints; The Meaning of Success; The Measures of Success; and The
Model of Success. 2 Credits (Available Now)
$50 Audit