OTST570A	Readings in The Old Testament  - Psalms by   Jim Hiner, Jr PhD	Apr 19-23,	2009
	@ Atlantic Union College South Lancaster, MA
Course Objective:	The written corpus of the Old Testament contains stories, laws, ethical reflections and prophecies, but it is in the Psalms that God’s people bring their stories, their successes and failures, their reflections on law and ethics and their hope for the future together in worship before God. For that reason the Psalms stand at the center of the meaning of the Old Testament. And for that reason they continue to influence personal devotion and corporate worship of God’s people today. In OTST570 Readings in the Old Testament (English): Psalms, the student will work in a context that respects this legacy and will receive: * an overview of modern Psalm study *an introduction to Hebrew Poetry *an overview of the use of the Psalms in the New Testament *a discussion of several key theological issues *a focus of inductive work from within the Psalms *a context that will develop an appreciation for the Psalms in personal devotion *enhanced skills for the use of the Psalms in worship and teaching

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ATTENTION: Please purchase Hans LaRondelle's book from the Old Testament Department of the SDA Theological Seminary at (269) 471-2861.

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Students who have reserved spots:

Tuwan Ussery                         Miguel Crespo

Michael Henry                         Paulette Heinlein

Fred Dana                               Easton Marks

Carveth DeLeon                      Richard Lawson

Carl Arrington                          John Lewis

Michael Pelletier                     Carl Behrmann

Conrad White                          Ron Hart

Japhe Saint-Louis                   Ezechias Jean

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