Ancient Scripture

*121, 122. Introduction to the Book of Mormon. (2:2:0 ea.) F, W, Sp, Su Honors and Independent Study also.

Sequential study of the doctrines, principles, and narrative of the Book of Mormon. RelA 121 covers 1 Nephi through Alma 29. RelA 122 covers Alma 30 through Moroni 10. Returned missionaries may not register for sections numbered lower than 100.

192R. Special Topics in Ancient Scripture. (1:3:Arr.:Arr. ea.) On dem.

Special topics in ancient scripture for BYU Travel Study participants.

*211, 212. The New Testament. (2:2:0 ea.) F, W, Sp, Su Honors and Independent Study also.

RelA 211 deals with the Gospels. RelA 212 deals with the Book of Acts, the Epistles, and the Apocalypse (Revelation).

301, 302. The Old Testament. (2:2:0 ea.) F, W, Sp, Su Honors and Independent Study also.

Introduction to the structure and teachings of the Old Testament. RelA 301 covers Genesis through 2 Samuel. RelA 302 covers 1 Kings through Malachi.

304. Writings of Isaiah. (2:2:0) F, W Honors and Independent Study also.

Historical, prophetic, doctrinal, and literary values of Isaiah, emphasizing latter-day interpretation and application.

314. Historical Background of the Bible. (2:2:0) On dem.

Historical and cultural contexts out of which the Old and New Testaments derive.

315. Keys to Scripture Study. (2:2:0) F, W Honors also.

A guide to more effective scripture study through consideration of principles, concepts, skills, study aids, and sources common to all of the standard works.

320. History and Contribution of Joseph Smith's Translation of the Bible. (2:2:0) F, W

Historical significance of Joseph Smith's translation of the Bible, its relationship to the other standard works, and its doctrinal contributions.

327. The Pearl of Great Price. (2:2:0) F, W, Sp, Su Honors and Independent Study also.

Origin and content of the Pearl of Great Price.

392R. Special Studies in Religion: Ancient Scripture. (1:3:Arr.:0 ea.) On dem. Independent Study also.

Topical studies in religion based on student interest and teacher expertise.

Jerusalem Center Courses (RelA)

The following courses are offered only at the BYU Jerusalem Center for Near Eastern Studies. Jerusalem Center courses may not be repeated.

101. Old Testament Survey. (2:1.5:3) Su

Survey of the Old Testament, integrated with extensive field study in the biblical world; leads to understanding, appreciation, and application of scriptural teachings today.

*111. New Testament Survey of the Gospels. (2:1.5:3) Su

Survey of the New Testament Gospels integrated with extensive field experience in the biblical world; leads to understanding, appreciation, and application of scriptural teachings today.

*200. New Testament Studies. (1:4:4:0) F, W

Integrated study of the New Testament and LDS history and prophecy in the biblical world; leads to an understanding, appreciation, and application of scriptural teachings today.

300. Old Testament Studies. (2:1.5:3) F, W, Su

Study of the Old Testament integrated with extensive field experiences in the biblical world; leads to an understanding, appreciation, and application of scriptural teachings today.

303. Old Testament Studies. (3:3:4) F, W

Study of the Old Testament integrated with extensive field experiences in the biblical world; leads to an understanding, appreciation, and application of scriptural teachings today.

*310. New Testament Studies of the Gospels. (2:1.5:3) Su

Study of the New Testament Gospels integrated with extensive field experience in the biblical world; leads to an understanding, appreciation, and application of scriptural teachings today.

*311. New Testament Studies of the Gospels. (3:2:4) F, W,

Study of the New Testament Gospels integrated with extensive field experiences in the biblical world; leads to an understanding, appreciation, and application of scriptural teachings today.

Asterisk (*) denotes core courses.

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