A Young woman sitting at her desk with two or three open books in front of her.

Faculty of Biblical Studies

“Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” – Psalm 119:105

Rationale for a Biblical Studies Program

The Biblical Studies program is designed to equip students with a deep understanding of Scripture, theology, and ministry application. Rooted in academic rigor and spiritual formation, this program fosters critical thinking, exegetical skills, and practical ministry engagement. Graduates will be prepared to serve in various capacities, including pastoral leadership, teaching, counseling, and missions, while cultivating a lifelong commitment to biblical truth and spiritual growth.

Program Levels

Certificate in Biblical Studies

A foundational program introducing students to biblical interpretation, theology, and ministry principles.
Career Options: Church assistant, Sunday school teacher, lay ministry leader, missions volunteer.

Diploma in Biblical Studies

An intermediate program deepening biblical knowledge and practical ministry skills.
Career Options: Youth pastor, church administrator, Christian educator, outreach coordinator.

Bachelor’s Degree in Biblical Studies

A comprehensive undergraduate program integrating theology and ministry leadership.
Career Options: Pastor, missionary, chaplain, Christian counselor, theological researcher.

Master’s Degree in Biblical Studies

An advanced program focusing on exegetical methods, theological frameworks, and scholarly research.
Career Options: Seminary professor, senior pastor, biblical scholar, ministry consultant, author.

Learner Outcomes

Graduates of the Biblical Studies program will:

    • Gain foundational knowledge of biblical texts, theological principles, and historical contexts.

    • Develop critical thinking and analytical skills for interpreting Scripture and applying it to contemporary issues.

    • Enhance communication skills for preaching, teaching, and counseling within ministry settings.

    • Cultivate spiritual formation and ethical leadership for personal and professional growth.

    • Engage in lifelong learning through continued theological study, reflection, and ministry practice.

This program is designed to equip ministry leaders with transformative tools for intellectual and spiritual growth, ensuring accessibility and engagement in theological education.

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Biblical Studies Courses

Disclaimer: This table of courses is for informational purposes only and is correct at the time of publishing. Shiloh College reserves the right to amend, add, or delete courses at its sole discretion. Our admissions team will be happy to answer any questions you may have about these or any other courses.
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BIBL100Term papers4 Credit hrs
BIBL101Dynamic Christian Foundations3 Credit hrs
BIBL102Introduction to Hermeneutics3 Credit hrs
BIBL103Christian Life3 Credit hrs
BIBL104Spiritual Foundations3 Credit hrs
BIBL105Evangelism3 Credit hrs
BIBL106The Pentateuch3 Credit hrs
BIBL107The Gospels3 Credit hrs
BIBL108Bible Prayer3 Credit hrs
BIBL109Principles of Praise and Worship3 Credit hrs
BIBL110Minor Prophets3 Credit hrs
BIBL111Developing a teacherable Spirit3 Credit hrs
BIBL112Principles and Power of Prayer3 Credit hrs
BIBL113The Bible: Book of Books3 Credit hrs
BIBL114New Testament Survey I 3 Credit hrs
BIBL116Introduction to Exegesis – Romans3 Credit hrs
BIBL117Journey to Wholeness: God’s Process of Change3 Credit hrs
BIBL118History of Civilization from a Christian Perspective3 Credit hrs
BIBL119Old Testament Survey I 3 Credit hrs
BIBL120Spiritual Warfare3 Credit hrs
BIBL121Kingdom Living3 Credit hrs
BIBL122Fundamentals of Faith3 Credit hrs
BIBL201Church History I3 Credit hrs
BIBL202Authority of the Believer3 Credit hrs
BIBL203Gospel of John3 Credit hrs
BIBL204Cultural Anthropology for Christians3 Credit hrs
BIBL205Acts3 Credit hrs
BIBL206Cults and the Occult3 Credit hrs
BIBL207Introduction Soteriology3 Credit hrs
BIBL208The Holy Spirit: Clothed with Power3 Credit hrs
BIBL209The Healing Covenant3 Credit hrs
BIBL210Interpreting Signs and Symbols3 Credit hrs
BIBL211Biblical Wisdom3 Credit hrs
BIBL212Christology3 Credit hrs
BIBL213Hebrews3 Credit hrs
BIBL214Ecclesiology3 Credit hrs
BIBL215Ministry of Helps3 Credit hrs
BIBL216Eschatology3 Credit hrs
BIBL217Faith Dynamics3 Credit hrs
BIBL218Tabernacle of Moses3 Credit hrs
BIBL219Blood Covenant3 Credit hrs
BIBL220The Ministry Gifts3 Credit hrs
BIBL221Introduction to Homiletics3 Credit hrs
BIBL222The Bible and Women3 Credit hrs
BIBL223Royal Priesthood3 Credit hrs
BIBL224Old Testament Survey II 3 Credit hrs
BIBL225Christian World View3 Credit hrs
BIBL226Dynamics of Revival3 Credit hrs
BIBL227The Charismata: Equipped to Serve3 Credit hrs
BIBL228Christian Character: 40 Days to the Promise3 Credit hrs
BIBL229Spiritual Formation3 Credit hrs
BIBL230New Testament Survey II 3 Credit hrs
BIBL231Servanthood3 Credit hrs
BIBL232Hermeneutics I3 Credit hrs
BIBL233Real Faith3 Credit hrs
BIBL234New Creation Realities I3 Credit hrs
BIBL235Equipping the Saints for Ministry3 Credit hrs
BIBL301Corinthians3 Credit hrs
BIBL302Pastoral Ministry3 Credit hrs
BIBL303Apologetics3 Credit hrs
BIBL304Angelology3 Credit hrs
BIBL306Finding God s Will3 Credit hrs
BIBL307Demonology3 Credit hrs
BIBL308The blood Covenant3 Credit hrs
BIBL309Ecclesiology3 Credit hrs
BIBL310Escatology I3 Credit hrs
BIBL311Soteriology I3 Credit hrs
BIBL312Five fold ministries 3 Credit hrs
BIBL313Holy Spirit and His Gifts3 Credit hrs
BIBL314Anthropology3 Credit hrs
BIBL315Old Testament Survey III 3 Credit hrs
BIBL316Angelology3 Credit hrs
BIBL317New Creation Realities II3 Credit hrs
BIBL318New Testament Survey III3 Credit hrs
BIBL319Growing up Spiritually3 Credit hrs
BIBL401Studies in Revelation3 Credit hrs
BIBL402Apologetics3 Credit hrs
BIBL403Old Testament Survey IV 3 Credit hrs
BIBL404Advanced Hermeneutics 3 Credit hrs
BIBL405The Prophets and Prophecy3 Credit hrs
BIBL406Soteriology II3 Credit hrs
BIBL407Bible Study for Small Groups3 Credit hrs
BIBL501Advanced Homiletics III3 Credit hrs