How do we know the the New Testament books are authentic? What are the books all about? Is there a unity or theme to the New Testament? And what about all those "problem verses" in the New Testament?
"One of the things I've been convinced of more and more as time has passed on, is the inerrancy of scripture. There aren't a lot of fundamentals of the faith, but this is one of the fundamental teachings. The Bible is the word of God and if God cannot err, and the Bible is the word of God, then the Bible cannot err. If you say the Bible has an error in it, either you have to deny the statement that God cannot err and say God can err, or you have to deny that the Bible is the word of God." - Dr. Norman Geisler, Norm Geisler: Not Qualified the movie
This self-paced workshop is based on the book, A Popular Survey of the New Testament, by Dr. Norman Geisler.
In this workshop you can examine the criticisms of the New Testament book by book, including what may seem like "contradictions" in the passages.
Dig deeper into understanding how the author, the time in which the book was written, the audience to whom the book was written, and other "critical information" gives us a historical context for this Testament.
Take this a step further and explore how and why each book of the New Testament has been criticized, and the response we can give to skeptics in our circles of influence.
After finishing this workshop, you will have a much better understanding of this fundamental foundation of your faith!
"If the fundamental of the fundamentals isn't fundamental, what's fundamental? Fundamentally nothing!" - Dr. Norman Geisler
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PLEASE NOTICE: Physical DVDs are no longer available with our courses.
All content will continue to be available to the user, even after completing the course, until enrollment expires at 365 days.
YOU CAN GET THIS WORKSHOP AS A SINGLE PURCHASE OR AS PART OF THE INSTITUTE MEMBERSHIP - WHICH INCLUDES OUR GROWING LIBRARY OF RESOURCES!
Workshop Content
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Introduction to the Course
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Start Here
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Navigating the Course Page
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Summary of the Course
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PPT Notes 1
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PPT Notes 2
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PPT Original Files
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PPT Original Files 2
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Lesson 1: Intro to the Bible and Gospels
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Summary of Lesson 1
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Introduction to the Bible
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Introduction to the Gospels
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Lesson 1 Quiz
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Lesson 2: Matthew and Mark
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Summary of Lesson 2
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Book of Matthew Part 1
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Book of Matthew Part 2
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Book of Mark
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Lesson 2 Quiz
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Lesson 3: Luke and John
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Summary of Lesson 3
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Gospel of Luke Part 1
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Gospel of Luke Part 2
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Gospel of John Part 1
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Gospel of John Part 2
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Lesson 3 Quiz
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Lesson 4: Acts and Romans
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Summary of Lesson 4
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Book of Acts Part 1
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Book of Acts Part 2
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Romans Part 1
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Romans Part 2
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Lesson 4 Quiz
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Lesson 5: Corinthians, Galatians, and Ephesians
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Summary of Lesson 5
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1 Corinthians
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2 Corinthians
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Galatians
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Ephesians
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Lesson 5 Quiz
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Lesson 6: Philippians, Colossians, Philemon
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Summary of Lesson 6
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Philippians
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Philemon
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Colossians
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Lesson 6 Quiz
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Lesson 7: Thessalonians and Preterism
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Summary of Lesson 7
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1 Thessalonians
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2 Thessalonians
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Preterism
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Lesson 7 Quiz
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Lesson 8: Timothy and Titus
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Summary of Lesson 8
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1 Timothy
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2 Timothy
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Titus
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Lesson 8 Quiz
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Lesson 9: Hebrews and James
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Summary for Lesson 9
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Hebrews
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James
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Study questions Chapters 22 and 23
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Discussion Lesson 11
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Lesson 11 Quiz
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Lesson 10: Peter and Gospel of Judas
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Summary for the Lesson 10
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1 Peter
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2 Peter
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Gospel of Judas
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Lesson 10 Quiz
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Lesson 11: John and Jude
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Summary for the Lesson 11
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1 John
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2 and 3 John
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Jude
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Lesson 11 Quiz
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Lesson 12: Revelation
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Summary for Lesson
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Introduction to the Book of Revelation
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The Book of Revelation
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Lesson 12 Quiz
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Final Material
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Dr. Norman Geisler