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On Campus Courses
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DIPLOMA IN THEOLOGY (DIP.TH)
The Diploma in Theology to interested individuals who wish to increase their knowledge of the Bible, particularly in the areas of historical content, the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, and Christian Doctrine. This program will profit those who may not intend to pursue a degree but wish to enhance their effectiveness as a teacher or worker in a local church.
Requirement: 10+2/Inter
Duration: 2 year
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BACHELOR OF THEOLOGY
(B.TH)
The Bachelor of Theology Major is designed for students who desire to complete a three-year program of study that prepares them for ministry roles in a variety of church-related vocations. This Program also serves as preparation for seminary or graduate school studies. The student must have a grade average of C or better in order to graduate.
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Requirement: Inter/+2/PUC
Duration 3 years
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MASTER OF DIVINITY
(M.DIV)
The M. Div program is a graduate level academic program designed for those who wish to teach the Bible on a secondary level or a college level. It provides a more in-depth study of the Bible and theology than is possible on the undergraduate level. This is a 30 Module program of study offered during the fall and spring semesters. The student must have a grade average of “B” or better in order to graduate.
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Requirement: Any Degree
Duration: 3 years
COURSE CATALOG
DEPARTMENTS FOR COURSES AT ANDHRA BIBLE COLLEGE
BIBLICAL STUDIES (BI)
Focuses on the study of Scripture, including surveys, exposition, and specific books of the Bible.
BI 101 - Principles of Interpretation (Hermeneutics)*
BI 102 - The Intertestamental Period
BI 111 / BI 501 - Old Testament Survey*
BI 112 / BI 502 - New Testament Survey*
BI 121 - Life of Christ*
BI 122 / BI 622 - Pentateuch*
BI 201 - Minor Prophets*
BI 202 - Major Prophets*
BI 211 / BI 511 - OT Historical Books
BI 212 / BI 512 - OT Poetic Books
BI 221 - The Acts of the Apostles*
BI 222 / BI 522 - Pauline Epistles*
BI 301 / BI 401 - Biblical Geography
BI 311 - Hebrews and General Epistles
BI 312 - Johannine Writings
BI 411 - Synoptic Gospels
BI 412 - Daniel and Revelation
BI 601 - The Prophets
BI 302 / BI 602 - Daniel and Revelation*
BI 611 - New Testament Exposition: Romans
BI 621 - Old Testament Exposition: Isaiah
BIBLICAL LANGUAGES (BL)
Covers the study of original languages (Greek and Hebrew) to enhance biblical interpretation.
BL 101 - Elementary Greek I*
BL 102 - Elementary Greek II*
BL 201 - Intermediate Greek I
BL 202 - Intermediate Greek II
BL 401 - Biblical Hebrew I
BL 402 - Biblical Hebrew II
SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY (TH)
Explores core doctrines and theological frameworks of the Christian faith.
TH 101 - Basic Theology - Theology Proper
TH 102 - Basic Theology - Bibliology
TH 103 - Basic Theology - Christology
TH 104 - Basic Theology - Pneumatology, Angelology
TH 105 - Basic Theology - Anthropology, Hamartiology, Soteriology
TH 106 - Basic Theology - Ecclesiology, Eschatology
TH 411 - Indian Christian Theology
TH 412 - Dispensationalism and Covenant Theology
TH 501 - Systematic Theology I - Theology Proper, Bibliology
TH 502 - Systematic Theology II - Christology, Pneumatology, Angelology
TH 601 - Systematic Theology III - Anthropology, Hamartiology, Soteriology
TH 602 - Systematic Theology IV - Ecclesiology, Eschatology
APPLIED THEOLOGY (AT)
Focuses on practical theological applications, apologetics, and ethics (split from the original TH department for clarity).
AT 311 / TH 311 - Introduction to Christian Apologetics
AT 312 / TH 312 - Christian Evidences
AT 521 / TH 521 - Old Testament Theology
AT 522 / TH 522 - New Testament Theology
AT 611 / TH 611 - Pauline Theology
AT 612 / TH 612 - Christian Ethics
AT 621 / TH 621 - Science and the Bible
AT 622 / TH 622 - Contemporary Theological Issues
CHURCH HISTORY (HI)
Examines the historical development of Christianity globally and in specific regions.
HI 211 / HI 511 - General History of Christianity I (AD 29-500)*
HI 212 / HI 512 - General History of Christianity II (500-1500)*
HI 311 / HI 611 - General History of Christianity III (1500-Present)
HI 312 / HI 612 - History of Christianity in India*
HI 212 - History of Christianity in Andhra Pradesh
HI 411 - History of Israel
PRACTICAL MINISTRY (PR)
Equips students with skills for ministry, preaching, counseling, and church leadership.
PR 100 - Personal Evangelism*
PR 101 - Church Tech
PR 201 - Pastoral Care and Counseling*
PR 301 / PR 501 - Church Ministry I*
PR 302 / PR 502 - Church Ministry II*
PR 311 - Homiletics - I*
PR 312 - Homiletics - II*
PR 411 - Church Administration and Leadership
PR 412 - Church Planting and Church Growth
PR 511 - Hermeneutics and Homiletics
PR 601 - Advanced Sermonic Structures
PR 602 - Introduction to Psychology and Biblical Counseling
Ministry Practical Formation - I
Ministry Practical Formation - II
Ministry Practical Formation - III
MISSIONS AND OUTREACH (MI)
Focuses on mission work, church planting, and evangelism strategies (separated from Practical Ministry for emphasis).
MI 211 - Fundamentals of Missions
MI 131 - Church Planting
MI 142 - Promotion and Outreach
MI 273 - Missions Field Study
MI 321 - Principles and Methods of Missions
RELIGIOUS STUDIES (RS)
Analyzes world religions, cults, and philosophical perspectives in relation to Christianity.
RS 311 - Major Religions in India*
RS 312 - Major Cults*
RS 411 - Modern Religious and Secular Movements
RS 412 - World Religions
RS 511 - Introduction to Philosophy
GENERAL STUDIES (GS)
Provides foundational academic skills and capstone projects for degree programs.
GS 111 / GS 411 - Study Methods*
GS 301 - Thesis Writing (Undergrad Level - MLA Format)
GS 301 - Bachelor of Theology Capstone Project*
GS 601 - Thesis Writing (Grad Level - Chicago Format)
GS 601 - Master of Divinity Capstone Project