Times change and life’s issues take new forms. Solomon never sat in a traffic jam on the freeway and we never fret over an attack by the Philistines, but human emotions remain the same. In this course, Proverbs-Psalms: Singing the Sounds of Real Life, students will study the distilled language of Israel’s poets as they sang the songs of their lives. They are, amazingly, like the songs of people’s lives today.

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Materials

Group Exercises

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

An excellent course!
— Russell
It was good.
— Brandon
The course provided me with more systematic understanding on the books of Psalms and Proverbs. The contents are academic as well as devotional. It has also given me a much clearer perspective as I read those scriptures. Thank you very much!
— Mizuho
I did enjoy this course and it helped me to understand the Bible in ways I did not think of. Thank you.
— Andrea
Thank you for this very informative study, I am enjoying these courses tremendously.
— Toni
Great courses and they are very informative. I love these courses and will be taking more courses in the future.
— Michael
Great source for more in-depth learning of how to understand the Bible.
— Julie
The last part after Psalms was very detailed but interesting.
— Donna
Good course.
— Donald
I really enjoyed this course! The information was concise and interesting!
— Heidi
I liked the course...there was a lot to learn in the third lesson.
— Marilyn
Another excellent course
— Diana
This was a very interesting course.
— Felicia
The course had really challenged my knowledge of the Bible.
— Josephine
Wow! Lots of info in this course. The quizzes were simple but to the point and evaluating pertinent information that will be helpful to remember going forward.
— Dorothy