New Testament

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The mission of the New Testament Department of the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary is to treasure and promote the knowledge, understanding, and life-application of the New Testament and the good news about Jesus Christ, the Son of God.

The department seeks to do this through teaching, preaching, lecturing, research, and writing.  Its horizon includes biblical languages, interpretation, theology, backgrounds, archaeology, and the origins of the Christian movement.

Seminary N125
269-471-3219
ntst@andrews.edu

Faculty
P. Richard Choi, Chair
Felix Cortez
Ranko Stefanovic
Cedric Vine
Thomas Shepherd, Senior Research Professor
Robert M Johnston, Emeritus
Teresa L. Reeve, Emerita
 

Courses

• NTST 515 - New Testament Backgrounds
• NTST 520 - Introduction to the New Testament
• NTST 525 - Revelation
• NTST 530 - Introduction to Revelation
• NTST 535 - Studies in the Pauline Writings
• NTST 536 - Studies in the Gospels
• NTST 537 - Studies in Acts and General Epistles
• NTST 538 - Studies in Hebrews
• NTST 539 - Studies in Revelation
• NTST 551 - Beginning Greek
• NTST 552 - Intermediate Greek
• NTST 567 - Theology of the New Testament (English)
• NTST 606 - New Testament Textual Criticism and Canon Formation
• NTST 608 - Advanced Greek Grammar and Syntax
• NTST 613 - Love, Marriage and Divorce
• NTST 614 - Suffering, Death and Resurrection
• NTST 615 - New Testament Archaeology
• NTST 616 - Theology of Luke-Acts
• NTST 618 - Syriac
• NTST 623 - New Testament Theology of Prayer
• NTST 626 - Seminar in Classical Jewish Literature
• NTST 627 - New Testament Theology of Salvation
• NTST 628 - The Holy Spirit in the New Testament
• NTST 629 - New Testament Ecclesiology
• NTST 630 - Theology of the Synoptic Gospels
• NTST 633 - Social Issues in the New Testament
• NTST 634 - Theology of the Pauline Epistles
• NTST 635 - Intertestamental Literature
• NTST 636 - Jerusalem in the Time of Jesus
• NTST 641 - Theology of the Johannine Writings
• NTST 644 - Readings in the Septuagint
• NTST 645 - Hebrews
• NTST 646 - Topics in New Testament Exegesis
• NTST 647 - Eschatology
• NTST 648 - Revelation
• NTST 650 - Great Controversy, Covenant, Law and Sabbath
• NTST 653 - Advanced Studies in the General Epistles
• NTST 654 - Second Century Christianity
• NTST 655 - Advanced Studies in the Gospels
• NTST 658 - Advanced Studies in the Pauline Writings
• NTST 665 - Coptic
• NTST 667 - Topics in New Testament Theology
• NTST 668 - New Testament Ethics
• NTST 676 - Jesus in Recent Scholarship
• NTST 677 - Seminar in New Testament Issues
• NTST 678 - Seminar in Greek Exegesis
• NTST 679 - Seminar in New Testament Theology and Ethics
• NTST 680 - Greco-Roman World
• NTST 684 - Judaism and the New Testament
• NTST 689 - Seminar in New Testament Backgrounds
• NTST 690 - Independent Study
• NTST 695 - Topics in New Testament Backgrounds
• NTST 696 - Seminar in Hellenistic Greek
• NTST 808 - Advanced Greek Grammar and Syntax
• NTST 835 - Seminar in Hellenistic Greek
• NTST 844 - Readings in the Septuagint
• NTST 885 - Topics in
• NTST 890 - Directed Reading in New Testament Studies
• NTST 897 - Independent Study:
• NTST 920 - Seminar in New Testament Backgrounds
• NTST 940 - Seminar in New Testament Exegesis and Hermeneutics:
• NTST 945 - Seminar in Biblical Theology

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