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School of Global Missions Bible Survey Course: New Testament 203

School of Global Missions Bible Survey Course: New Testament 203

by Osborn, Frederick
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This course in Biblical Studies is designed to teach and train three groups: (1) those who are preparing to go to unreached people groups in foreign mission fields (2) for indigenous workers who need more teaching and training for the work they are doing, and (3) to provide materials for indigenous church planters to teach and train others for evangelism and church planting.
The final book in New Testament Study covers the books of the Later New Testament along with lessons on the Golden Age of the Apostolic Fathers and the major Ecumenical Councils.

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Pub dateNov 22, 2024
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