This course introduces students to the question “What is the Bible?” by exploring its nature, origins, and enduring significance. Lectures examine the Bible as a book—its historical formation, languages, and manuscripts—before moving beyond its physical form to consider how it functions as more than a book, shaping communities, traditions, and worldviews. Finally, students will encounter the Bible as a living text, one that continues to inspire interpretation, dialogue, and transformation across cultures and generations.
Course Features
- Lectures 10
- Quiz 1
- Duration 16 weeks
- Skill level Beginner
- Language English
- Students 2
- Certificate No
- Assessments Self
- 6 Sections
- 10 Lessons
- 16 Weeks
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- WelcomeWe’re excited to have you join us as we explore the question “What is the Bible?” Together we’ll study its history, meaning, and ongoing impact—from the Bible as a book, to more than a book, to a living text that continues to shape lives today.1
- LecturesDiscover what the Bible is through lectures on its history as a book, its influence beyond text, and its power as a living, transformative word.4
- SlidesExplore Dr. Royle’s slides for clear, engaging insights on the Bible’s history, authorship, and interpretation for study and teaching.1
- Reading3
- GalaxieGalaxie is a large repository of Evangelical academic journals. Get your access here!1
- Quiz1
