Old Testament Survey
20 hours
Old Testament Survey provides an insightful overview of the historical, poetic, and prophetic books.
Session 1: The Pentateuch, History, Poetry Books
Our Old Testament course is structured into three key sections, each offering a unique perspective on God’s unfolding plan. The Pentateuch lays the foundation with the first five books, exploring creation, the covenant, and the law that shaped Israel’s identity. The Historical Books provide a narrative of Israel’s journey, detailing their triumphs, failures, and God’s unwavering faithfulness throughout their history. The Poetry and Wisdom Books delve into the depth of human emotion and divine wisdom, featuring timeless writings on worship, suffering, and practical guidance for life. Together, these sections offer a comprehensive understanding of the Old Testament and its enduring significance.
10 hours
Session 2: Major and Minor Prophets Book
Our Old Testament course also delves into the Major and Minor Prophets, providing profound insights into God’s messages to His people. The Major Prophets, including Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel, address themes of judgment, restoration, and the coming Messiah, offering a detailed look at God’s plan for redemption. The Minor Prophets, while shorter in length, deliver powerful messages of repentance, justice, and hope, reflecting God’s heart for His people and His unwavering covenant. Together, these prophetic books illuminate God’s sovereignty and faithfulness, guiding readers toward a deeper understanding of His purpose and promises.
10 hours
Igal German
Instructor
Dr. Igal German is professor of Old Testament studies and a Messianic Jewish apologist (Ph.D., University of St. Michael’s College, Toronto; B.A., M.A., University of Haifa, Israel).
Dr. German has taught in theological institutions both in Canada and the United States, including Wycliffe College, Moody Theological Seminary, and North Park University. His expertise includes the following areas: the Old Testament, the New Testament in its Jewish context, Biblical and Modern Hebrew, the history of biblical interpretation, and counter-cult apologetics.
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