Lesson 26: James, Peter, Jude, and John

Lesson 25: The Epistles of Paul

Lesson 24: The Book of Acts

Lesson 23: The Gospel of John

Lesson 22: The First Three Gospels II

Lesson 21: The First Three Gospels I

Lesson 20: The Post-Exilic Era II

Lesson 19: The Post-Exilic Era I

Lesson 18: Exilic Prophets: Ezekiel, Daniel

Lesson 17: The Role of Jeremiah

Lesson 16: Eighth-Century Prophets to Judah

Lesson 15: The Prophets

Lesson 14: The Davidic House

Lesson 13: The Covenant with David

Lesson 12: Living in Covenant: Ruth-1 Samuel

Lesson 11: Living in Covenant: Joshua-Judges

Lesson 10: Moses in the Land

Lesson 9: Moses in the Desert

Lesson 8: Moses, Sinai, and the Covenant

Lesson 7: Moses and the Exodus

The professor who is teaching this is good but he always seems like he is gasping for air and out of breath. Maybe he is very old and that is why he can&#39;t speak without gasping. I am the same way in my old age. The gasping takes away from the free flowing of the message. I know he is trying, so keep plugging along. Remember to pace yourself. A Respiratory Therapist told me this once. God Bless you for teaching Theology in a understandable format.

Out of Breath

Great concept and a very necessary subject not often addressed.  However, it fell short of its lofty goals.
The course materials promise to present an overview of the covenantly structure of the whole of biblical revelation.  However, all poetic books of the Old Testament are entirely omitted and the book of Revelation is mentioned in only part of one lecture.  The historical backdrop of the books is generally not established leaving the books floating without context.
On the plus side, the unifying themes of kingdom, covenant, and mediator are clearly shown.

Disappointing

Biblical Theology - Audio Lectures

Lesson 3: Creation and Covenant

Lesson 5: The Patriarchs I

Lesson 4: Fall, Judgment, and Covenant

Lesson 6: The Patriarchs II

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