This is my last post on my TEE studies for now as we reach real time.... I just completed my 13th module in Sept 2019 and the Book of Ezekiel is a super exciting book to learn. My thoughts from recently completing classes for this: 1. The classes this time was quite different as we had a chance to act out various scenes from the book (cool); 2. We did group exegesis together so there were many discussions and almost heated disagreements as well (heehee) 3. We had a drawing ex

We're moving into August 2019... after about a month break ...I am on a roll.... the 12th module for me was another Core module, this time: New Testament Survey. This time my learnings were amongst others, as follows: 1. In depth analysis of the 3 synoptic gospels: Matthew, Mark and Luke 2. Studying the book of John 3. Focus on the books of Luke and Acts 4. Structural study of the letters of Paul and in-depth study of the life of Paul My personal thoughts: 1. These basic surv

Time is chugging along as we move into May 2019. I am starting another Core Module, this time on Theology and the Doctrine of God.... The study plan went somewhat like this: 1. Religion: Core beliefs and Incidentals 2. Types of Theology: Biblical, Systematic, Cultural, Contemporary, Practical, and so many more 3. The connections between the Bible, the context of the Reader and the practice of the faith 4. Doctrine of God 5. Doctrine of Scripture 6. General and Specific revela

April 2019 came in a flash.... 3 modules completed for the year so far (classes only of course, still have assignments to go). The 4th module I signed up for is a CORE module, so I had to take it, Core Modules do not come around very often. I am happy to meet again previous lecturers for this course. Rev Aaron whom taught me Minor Prophets now covering the OT portion and Rev Dr Tan whom taught me Inductive Bible Study in my 1st Module not covering the NT part. I looked forwar