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Competency Based Learning Guide: Minister the Word II

By Bernard Kimani, PhD

Christian MinistryLevel 6Module IV

Unit of competence: Minister the Word II

About this learning guide

Welcome to Minister the Word II. In Minister the Word I you learned to interpret a passage, prepare a sermon and preach it. This guide takes you further. It is prepared to help you see the whole Bible as one story, handle every kind of biblical writing with skill, teach the Word so that people learn, lead Bible studies that change lives, carry out sound biblical research, use new technology wisely, and keep a faithful record of the Word you minister.

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  1. Welcome to This Study Guide
  2. Contents
  3. Reference Materials and Assessment
  4. What This Guide Follows
  5. Assessment
  6. Reference Materials You Will Need
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  1. Unit Overview
  2. How You Will Be Assessed
  3. What Every Assessor Must See
  4. The Unit at a Glance
  5. Learning Outcomes, Content and Assessment Methods
  6. Methods of Instruction
  7. Recommended Resources for 25 Trainees
  8. How to Use This Guide
  9. The Learning Pattern
  10. Features of This Guide
  11. Finding Your Way: The Numbering
  12. Your Evidence Portfolio
  13. Standards at a Glance
  14. Your Learning Schedule
  15. Preparing for National Assessment
  16. Lesson 1:
  17. What You Will Be Able to Do
  18. Proposed Teaching Plan (50 Hours)
  19. 1.1 Old Testament Survey
  20. 1.1.1 What a Bible Survey Is
  21. 1.1.2 Why Ministers Need a Bible Survey
  22. 1.1.3 The Canon of the Old Testament
  23. Two orders, the same books
  24. The Apocrypha, briefly and honestly
  25. 1.1.4 The Five Divisions of the Old Testament
  26. 1.1.5 The Historical Development of the Old Testament
  27. Where the prophets fit
  28. 1.2 Overview: The Old Testament and God’s Redemptive Plan
  29. 1.2.1 What We Mean by God’s Redemptive Plan
  30. 1.2.2 Creation and Fall
  31. 1.2.3 The First Promise: Genesis 3:15
  32. 1.2.4 The Covenants: The Backbone of the Story
  33. The covenant with Abraham
  34. The covenant at Sinai
  35. The covenant with David
  36. The promise of a new covenant
  37. 1.2.5 The Story After the Covenants: Kingdom, Exile and Return
  38. 1.2.6 A Timeline of Key Dates
  39. 1.3 Authorship, Purpose, Key Themes and Structure
  40. 1.3.1 The Questions of a Book Survey
  41. 1.3.2 A Method for Surveying a Book
  42. 1.3.3 How Scholarship Approaches Authorship and Date
  43. Dates and settings
  44. 1.3.4 How to Write Purpose, Themes and Structure
  45. 1.3.5 A Worked Survey of Ruth
  46. 1.3.6 Survey Tables of the Thirty-Nine Books
  47. The Law (Pentateuch)
  48. History
  49. Poetry and Wisdom
  50. Major Prophets
  51. Minor Prophets
  52. 1.3.7 Practising Together: Testing a Survey Entry
  53. 1.4 Christ in the Old Testament
  54. 1.4.1 Three Ways the Old Testament Points to Christ
  55. 1.4.2 Direct Messianic Prophecy
  56. 1.4.3 Typology
  57. The control: a true type is confirmed by the New Testament
  58. 1.4.4 Foreshadowing