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  • Lupe Molina
    3 months ago

    New to this community looking forward to learning how to manage the platform. Blessings Lype Molina -Austin TX

    1. ARGATHA GILMORE
      4 months ago

      I just started the course, Book of Judges OT317. Looking for lectures, insight, etc., on this course. i am new to Lecture Hall. Looks like a great learning forum.

      1. John Schwandt
        6 months ago

        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 Seminary
        The 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 through
        redemptionseminary.org

        1. Roderick Merritt
          A year ago • To public

          I am taking the Greek Certificate course. Anyone have any feedback on the course?

          2. Benjamin Allen 6 months ago

            Keep up with the vocab and use a parsing app, it helps a ton

          3. John Schwandt 5 months ago

            Blessings on your studies, Roderick!

          4. i Crini Rad a month ago

            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.

        2. Dale A. Brueggemann
          A year ago

          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).

          1. David H. Rasmussen a year ago

            Dale, Not sure where you're going with this.

        3. Christian Alexander
          A year ago

          When will the Logos Mobile Ed Subscription for Q1 2022 be updated?

          1. Faithlife User a year ago

            New courses for the Q1 2022 subscription were updated on January 4th, thanks for your question Christian.

        4. Brandon Kinsey
          A year ago

          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?

          2. Marlon Mitchell a year ago

            Thank you. I will check it out.

          3. Andrea L Putnam Struble 8 months ago

            CS Lewis, Puritans, Luther, Augustine

          4. Nathaniel 8 months ago

            Towzer, Spurgeon, François de Salignac de la Mothe-Fénelon. 16th century saint.

        5. Amberly Weiss
          2 years ago

          NT176 the gospel message in early church: 1st Assignment I've learned so much already. Im excited because I know theyre going to keep getting better. I learned alot today about how fast Christianity spread after Jesus was crucified and ressurected. Also learned a little geography and history on Macedonia. Yay im excited !

          1. Marlon Mitchell a year ago

            I have not done that course as yet, However, it seems really interesting. I always found it interesting how Christianity spread once Jesus was crucified. You would think it would spread more when he was alive performing miracles, but it took his death for the gospel to spread. NM

        6. David Varney
          2 years ago

          anyone have an insights on the OT101, so far i have learned quite a bit from the segments 1-4

          1. John Schwandt
            2 years ago

            In the spirit of Valentine's day, enjoy a free lecture from Logos Mobile Ed CH102 and an associated study from Redemption Seminary. https://redemptionseminary.org/redemption-blog/how-luther-reformed-marriage You can get this course and more than 25 others in Redemption’s massive custom Logos library when you enroll in a master's degree program at Redemption Seminary.
            How Luther Reformed Marriage — Redemption Seminary
            Luther elevated marriage and family life; in one scholar’s words, he “placed the home at the center of the universe.” His teaching and practice were so radical, so long-lasting, some scholars have argued that other than the church “the home was the only sphere of life which the Reformation profoundl
            redemptionseminary.org

            1. Jimmy warren a year ago

              Amen