NBST 620 Discussions
*Includes 3 discussion boards Discussions are collaborative learning experiences. Therefore, the student is required to provide a thread in response to the provided prompt for each discussion. Each thread must…
NBST 620 Research Paper
Research Paper Assignment The student will write a thesis-based research paper. The paper will investigate one of the approved topics related to the Pastoral Epistles.
NBST 620 Book Critique
Book Critique Assignment The student will be required to write a book critique of Entrusted with the Gospel (Köstenberger and Wilder, eds.). The critique will have two sections: summaries of…
NBST 620 Quiz 4
NBST 620 Quiz Issues in 2 Timothy The description of Paul’s situation in 2 Timothy seems to indicate that his current imprisonment was decidedly more severe than the one described…
NBST 620 Quiz 3
NBST 620 Quiz Issues in 1 Timothy 5 – 6 and Titus Why did Paul argue that younger widows should not be nancially supported by the church? According to Towner…
NBST 620 Quiz 2
NBST 620 Quiz Issues in 1 Timothy 2 — 4 Paul’s statement that “the Spirit clearly says that in the last times some will depart from the faith (1 Tim….
NBST 620 Quiz 1
According to Towner, homosexuality was prohibited in the Old Testament but is not condemned in the New Testament. According to Towner, Paul’s style varied from letter to letter. Paul’s declaration…
NBST 620 Exam 4
NBST 620 Exam 4 Liberty University The reference to the various types of vessels/utensils and the honor/shame language of 2 Tim. 2 may also be observed in which other Pauline…
NBST 620 Exam 3
NBST 620 Exam 3 Liberty University Who is believed to be the Cretan prophet who said, “Cretans are always liars, evil beasts, lazy gluttons?” Paul mentions which ruler by name…
NBST 620 Exam 2
NBST 620 Exam 2 Liberty University The entire logic of Paul’s criticism of his opponents’ prohibition of certain foods and practices in 1 Tim. 4:3–5 is dependent on his utilization…
NBST 620 Exam 1
NBST 620 Exam 1 Liberty University In the Pastoral Epistles, Paul focused more heavily on his opponents’ doctrine rather than their behavior. Paul’s declaration that “there is one God (1…