
Bible Courses / Studies

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ACCREDITATION
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Apologetics
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Bible Doctrines
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Bible Survey (New Testament)
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Bible Survey (Old Testament)
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Book of St. John
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Church Administration
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Church History
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Comparative Religions
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Dispensations & Covenants
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Christian Ethics
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Etiquette
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Effective Bible Study Methods
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Faith
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Hermeneutics
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Homiletics
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Intercessory Prayer
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Kingdom Concepts
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Kingdom Principles
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Leadership
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New Testament Synthesis
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Old Testament Synthesis
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Post Graduate
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Prayer
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Public Speaking
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Sunday School Administration
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Survey of the Bible
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Synoptic Gospels
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Systematic Theology
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Teachers Training
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The Tabernacle of Moses
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Typology




The Parent-Child Bible Institute & Seminary is accredited by The International Accreditation Commission.
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Apologetics: deals with the intelligent defense of the Christian faith which includes arguments for the existence of God, the nature of God, the divinity of Christ, the resurrection, etc.
Bible Doctrines: covers the major great doctrines of the church, e.g. doctrine of God, Jesus Christ, Holy Spirit, Man, Salvation, Church, Scripture, Angels Satan, and the Last Things.
Bible Survey (New Testament): covers the background of the 27 books of the New Testament
Bible Survey (Old Testament): covers the background of the 39 books of the Old Testament
Book of St. John: covers the background, purpose, theme, the seven I am's, etc.
Christian Ethics: deals with "rights" and "wrongs" of Christian behavior; emphasis on relationships, loyalty, faithfulness, etc.
Church Administration: explores the rules for managing Christian institutions, church organization, office administration financial procedures; budgeting, the pastor's role, leadership,
Church History: covers ancient, medieval and modern church history as well as the seven phases or periods of the Christian church
Comparative Religions: background comparison of major religions, e.g. Christian Science, Unification, Hare Krishna Jehovah Witnesses Mormonism, Transcendental Meditation, etc.
Dispensations & Covenants: covers the seven dispensation periods and the corresponding covenants, e.g. Edenic, Adamic, Noahic, Abrahamic, mosaic, Palestinian, Davidic
Etiquette (young people): Etiquette (young people): covers correct posture, attitude, appearance, table manners, dining skills, communication, how to speak and engage with others appropriately, etc.
Effective Bible Study Methods: teaches how to study the Bible, covers various methods of studying the Bible, etc.
Faith: covers how faith comes, how to turn your faith loose, steps to a higher faith, the God kind of faith, etc..
Hermeneutics: covers the historical, cultural, syntactical analysis special literary methods in interpreting Scriptures.
Homiletics: deals with the preparation and delivery of sermons, special attention is given to introductions and conclusions.
Intercessory Prayer: teaches how to stand in the gap for others and petition God on their behalf
Kingdom Concept: covers the nine kingdom concepts for kingdom living
Kingdom Principles: covers the original purpose for existence, the source of meaning behind life, the nature of true authentic kingdoms, etc.
Leadership: deals with the nature of leadership, the call to leadership, the qualifications, preparation of leaders, etc.
New Testament Synthesis: covers the selective books of the New Testament with an emphasis on the Synoptic Gospels
Old Testament Synthesis: covers selective books of the Old Testament with an emphasis on the first five books of the Bible
Post Graduate: covers Bible origin, comparative religions, Science and the Bible, church history, Eschatology, etc.
Prayer: covers the importance of prayer, the purpose of prayer, the power of prayer, effective prayer, etc.
Public Speaking: deals with the "how to" of preparing and delivery speeches, with emphasis on development, focus, cohesiveness, etc.
Sunday School Administration: covers the standards of Christian behavior, direction for the management, teaching, and learning process
Survey of the Bible: gives an overview of the entire Bible; travels with you on a transformative experience as you are acquainted with the lands and cultures of the Bible
Synoptic Gospels: deals with the backgrounds of the early ministry of Jesus in Galilee, beyond Galilee, Judea, Passion Week, the Crucifixion, the Resurrection, etc.
Systematic Theology: provides an orderly study of the various doctrines of the Christian faith, with special emphasis on the Doctrines of Theism, Bibliology, Theology, etc.
Teacher Training: covers aims, objectives, methods, illustrations, evaluations, etc. of teaching
The Tabernacle of Moses: gives detailed coverage of all materials used in the construction of the tabernacle, brazen altar, laver, the altar of incense, candlestick, table o shewbread, the curtains, and coverages, the courts, etc.
Typology: a comprehensive overview of the symbols and types in the Old Testament and the corresponding fulfillment, with biblical interpretations and explanations