- BIB152 NT Survey Assignments
Class attendance -
Student is to be present, to be on time, and to actively participate in class discussion and activity.
See the PLBC attendance policy.
Bible/Textbook Reading and Reading Reports -
- Students will read selected portions of the NT and course textbook in preparation for each class session.
The reading is to be done before class on the date assigned.
The readings are listed on the Reading Schedule which can also be found on the course website or on Populi.
To report on your reading, from the Populi page for this course, click the “Tests” tab and then choose the appropriate report.
For each reading completed before the due date, click “done”, for those readings completed up to one week after the due date, click “late”.
The reading reports will be available for one week after the due date.
Reading Reports must be done via Populi and will not be accepted in class.
Due Weekly
Scripture Devotion/Prayer Journal -
In conjunction with the Scripture reading, each student should use the reading as a devotional practice.
This ideally includes listening to God speaking through the text and prayer.
Each student will write a weekly journal of their devotional and prayer time from the Scripture reading.
More detailed instruction on the Journal can be found in the Journal Assignment sheet.
Please keep each weekly entry at approximately ½ to 1 page in length.
Due Weekly
In Class Quizzes -
There will be occasional in class quizzes (unannounced) to aid as a review for the material covered in class.
This is an incentive for the student to keep current on all reading and learning all course material.
New Testament Timeline -
Students will complete a timeline covering the NT Period.
- The timeline is to include these three items:
- Major New Testament events in proper chronological order.
- Major New Testament characters in proper chronological order.
- All New books placed according to historical contents (Matthew-Acts) or according to time of writing (Romans-Revelation)
- A forth item is optional- major secular events and people that parallel Biblical events and characters.
- Artwork is optional, not required
- See the Timeline Assignment Sheet for more detailed instructions.
- The research and construction of your timeline should take between 8-12 hours.
- If you are drastically over that time, you are including too much information.
- If you are drastically under that time, you are not including enough information.
Due Thursday Apr. 2nd
Sectional Exams -
Two 45 minute exams covering all of the course material up to that point.
Thursday, Feb. 12, Thursday, Mar. 26
Final Exam -
A 120 minute exam covering all of the course material.
Thursday Apr. 16th, 8:00 am
