Ray Stedman’s Survey of the Bible is an introductory course to the Bible. It is not intended to be a comprehensive exposition of Scripture. This course will offer students a general overview of themes, perspectives, and significance of every book in the Holy Canon. This second section will cover the last seventeen books of the Old Testament (Isaiah through Malachi). While Stedman offers background and summary of each book, he concentrates on developing the books’ particular message to the believer today—the believer upon whom the ends of the age have come. Upon completion of this three-part course, the student should have more than just a passing familiarity with the context and purpose of each portion of Scripture. Part II will focus upon the prophetical books and will round out the studies in the Old Testament while Part III will treat similarly the entire New Testament. We hope your understanding and appreciation for the biblical text will be bolstered and augmented by these studies.
To access the lessons for this course use the following links (note that the courses that we link to remain the intellectual property of Ray C. Stedman Ministries):
Lesson 01 – Isaiah: The Salvation of the Lord
Lesson 02 – Jeremiah: A Profile of Courage
Lesson 03 – Lamentations: The Therapy of Trouble
Lesson 04 – Ezekiel: Wheel, Bones, and Restoration
Lesson 05 – Daniel: On the Way to the Future
Lesson 06 – Hosea: The Prophet and the Prostitute
Lesson 07 – Joel: The Revelation of God’s Hand
Lesson 08 – Amos: God Doesn’t Play Favorites
Lesson 09 – Obadiah: Death to Edom!
Lesson 10 – Jonah: The Reluctant Ambassador
Lesson 11 – Micah: Who is Like God?
Lesson 12 – Nahum: The Terrible Wrath of God
Lesson 13 – Habukkuk: History is in God’s Hands
Lesson 14 – Zephaniah: The Day of the Lord’s Wrath
Lesson 15 – Haggai: Some Words to Discouraged Carpenters
Lesson 16 – Zechariah: You Return to Me … I’ll Return to You!
Lesson 17 – Malachi: Think upon His Name
To fulfill the requirement here at the Jesus Moment Bible Institute as you complete each lesson you need to go to the Site-Wide Activity Feed and post a comment about something that interested or impacted you as you worked through the lesson. Make sure that you begin your comment with the course name and lesson number. You also need to post comments on two other students recent comments on courses they are currently taking.
Click here to post a comment in Site-Wide Activity at the end of each lesson.
For your Final Exam you need to write a 750 word paper that includes three things that you have learned during this course.
Email your completed paper to us in order to receive credit for this course.
For information on how to write a paper click here.