Jeremiah-Ezekiel: Human Failure & Divine Success – A Study in Contrast

Description

In this course, Jeremiah-Ezekiel: Human Failure and Divine Success—A Study in Contrasts, students will learn about two prophets whose ministry related to Jerusalem’s fall to the Babylonians. This unthinkable event—that the city where God lived in His temple could be destroyed—is studied as a threat in Jeremiah and as a historical reality in Ezekiel. Both the miserable failure of God’s people and God’s success in judging and yet preserving His people are surveyed in this course that studies these two prophets.

With this course you will also receive Ray C. Stedman’s teaching commentary related to this section of the Bible. Click here to see a sample chapter.

Professor

Douglas K. Stuart, PhD

• Harvard University, PhD
• Yale Divinity School, graduate studies
• Harvard University, BA

Objectives

1. To introduce students to survey information of the Old Testament.
2. To help develop critical and practical aptitudes in understanding the Bible.
3. To provide scholarly information that will help students better understand the historical and biblical context of the Old Testament.

Activities

Video LecturesAudio LecturesTranscriptsDiscussion QuestionsHandoutsQuizzes & Exams