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Previous Studies
Reigning Grace - Condensed
Reigning Grace - Expanded
Minor Prophets
Matthew
Romans
Ephesians
Resurrection (1 Cor 15)
Revelation

Systematic Theology
Bibliology
The Trinity
The Attributes of God

Hermeneutics
Church History

The Marriage Relationship
Guiding Our Godly Appetites
The Temple / God With Us
World Religions

Hermeneutics / The Book of Titus

Wednesdays Sept 3, 2014 - Oct 22, 2014
6:30pm - 8:00pm
Hermeneutic is simply the transliteration of the Greek word hermenia. It literally means "understanding." If kept in mind, hermeneutics is the study of those rules that assist us in understanding God's Word. Alternatively, more simply put, it is the science of basic Bible study. Join us as we learn tools to assist us in understanding God's Word more fully.

	09.03.14		Lesson 1: Why Study the Bible?
	09.10.14		Lesson 2: Some Initial Considerations
	09.17.14		Lesson 3: Understanding Our Vocabulary
	09.24.14		Lesson 4: Which Bible?
			Additional Handout for Lesson Four
	10.01.14		Lesson 5: Inductive Bible Study
	10.08.14		Lesson 6: Learning to Look
	10.15.14		Lesson 7:Resources Enabling Interpretation
			Additional Handout for Lesson Seven; Microphone trouble; both audio files are truncated.
	10.22.14		Lesson 8: Applications - Learning the Story; Living the Story
			Additional Handout for Lesson Eight
			The Book of Titus: Bible Study Worksheets
			Additional Handout for Titus

The Simeon Trust / The Book of Luke

Wednesdays May 13, 2015 - May 27, 2015
6:30pm - 8:00pm

	05.13.15		Lesson 1: The Basic Principle (Worksheet: "Giving it all to the poor")
	05.20.15		Lesson 2: Further Principles (Worksheet: The Holy Spirit)
	05.27.15		Lesson 3: Further Principles (Worksheet: Kingdom of God)

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