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Follow- Hi Dave, Here is a post describing how you can apply for Credit for Prior Learning (CPL) at Redemption using experiences you have had. If you have learned from Mobile Ed courses and received some verification or certificate that helps testify to your learning, you would be a great candidate for this. https://redemption.edu/lme
- Did you know that you can apply for transfer credit after learning with Mobile Ed? Scott Lindsey recently had a live webinar promoting offers for Mike Heiser's new book and Mobile Ed courses. Here is the part where he connects it with Redemption Seminary.- YouTubeEnjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.www.youtube.com
- Big News! Redemption Seminary is now accredited. You can get the details and link to Mark Ward hosting an interview on Logos Live here:Redemption Seminary is Accredited! — Redemption SeminaryThe wait is over! At their January meeting, the Distance Education Accrediting Commission (DEAC) voted to grant accreditation to Redemption Seminary.www.redemptionseminary.org
- The Meaning of "Son of Man" Here is another Mobile Ed lecture with a short study from Redemption Seminary. https://redemptionseminary.org/redemption-blog/son-of-man Redemption Seminary is the only seminary that uses Mobile Ed as the primary lecture content for courses. With individual graduate courses as low as $389, Redemption is budget-friendly. Redemption accommodates life schedules by allowing students to work at their own pace and choose their own personal mentors for each course. Redemption's workbook approach avoids disruptive high-stress exams. Students who complete all of the courses in the master's degree program receive a massive Logos digital library (worth far more than the cost of the program tuition) as a graduation gift. For October 2022, Faithlife group followers get a 50% discount on the application fee.The Meaning of "Son of Man" — Redemption SeminaryThe objective of this short study is to learn the significance of Jesus’ favorite title for himself, Son of Man. Dr. Moo provides an explanation the meaning of this phrase in Dan 7 and the significance of Jesus’ application of that vision to Himself. After watching this lecture and working throughredemptionseminary.org
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- Keep up with the vocab and use a parsing app, it helps a ton
- Blessings on your studies, Roderick!
- Professor Schwandt knows well the subject. He is a excellent polyglot and provides a realistic picture of the language in the first century. While most seminaries in USA continue to teach Erasmian pronunciation, professor Schwandt teaches the Koine pronunciation. The material is thorough and on par with any first year Greek classes you might take a seminary.
- Looking back at a Mobile Ed course I edited a few years back and noticed this: "This is as R-rated as it gets. This story is deeply jarring to most of us. Remember, the R-rated nature of this chapter and the R-rated nature of Judges is not because God is R-rated; it’s because people do R-rated things. It’s because of our sin problem." _______ Kenneth C. Way, OT217 Interpreting Judges, Logos Mobile Education (Bellingham, WA: Lexham Press, 2016).
- Dale, Not sure where you're going with this.
- New courses for the Q1 2022 subscription were updated on January 4th, thanks for your question Christian.
- I am working through Spiritual Formations PD201 and it was suggested to read some of the Christian classics. I am wanting to start a collection of Christian classics and was wondering if some folks with more experience with reading them would have some suggestions? I currently have the Platinum library and don't even know all the books I have but am wanting to. Any suggestions for my collection?
- CS Lewis, Puritans, Luther, Augustine
- Towzer, Spurgeon, François de Salignac de la Mothe-Fénelon. 16th century saint.
- Patristics: Apostolic Fathers, Nicean and post Nicean Fathers. There are a lot of good classic book collections: THE CLASSICS OF WESTERN SPIRITUALITY, ANCIENT CHRISTIAN WRITERS, 131 CHRISTIANS EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW