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Study through the New Testament in this twenty-seven lesson program or study both the Old and New Testament teaching schedules to cover the entire Bible in fifty-four lessons. We also provide additional Internet Resources to supplement your study.

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NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY—with Dr. Craig Blomberg, professor of New Testament Studies at Denver Seminary.

Schedule	Lesson #	Lesson Title
week 1	Intro	Life Questions From the New Testament
week 2	1	What is the New Testament?—Introduction, four types of questions, social and political background
week 3	2	Religious Developments—Greco-Roman religion, Jewish religion
week 4	3	How We Got Our Bible—The canon, the accuracy of the text, the writing of the Gospels, a biography of Jesus
week 5	4	Introduction to Matthew and Mark—General overview, the composition of Mark, the composition of Matthew
week 6	5	Introduction to Luke and John—General overview, the composition of Luke, the composition of John
week 7	6	The Life of Christ (Part 1)—Introduction, birth and childhood, John the Baptist
week 8	7	The Life of Christ (Part 2)—Initial ministry, the supernatural and miracles, pronouncement stories, parables of Jesus
week 9	8	The Life of Christ (Part 3)—Miracles, purpose of Jesus' miracles, withdrawal from Galilee
week 10	9	Additional Teachings of Jesus—Matthew—The Sermon on the Mount, the Lord's model of prayer, missionary discourse, sermon on humility and forgiveness
week 11	10	Additional Teachings of Jesus—Luke and John—Teachings in Luke, teachings in John
week 12	11	The Life of Christ (Part 4)—The final days of Jesus' ministry, resurrection of Lazarus, additional teachings, the triumphal entry, confronting the Jewish leaders, the eschatalogical discourse, the Olivet discourse
week 13	12	The Life of Christ (Part 5)—The Last Supper, farewell discourse, Gethsemene, trials of Jesus before the Sanhedrin, trial before Pilate, the method of execution, resurrection—the alternatives, resurrection—the significance
week 14	13	The Book of Acts (Part 1)—The Church in Jerusalem, Pentecost, the first Christian healing, the teachings of Stephen, the ministry of Philip, the conversion of Saul/Paul
week 15	14	The Book of Acts (Part 2)—Missionary journeys, apostolic council in Jerusalem, Paul's trials and journey to Rome, theology
week 16	15	Introduction to the Epistles and Galatians—Introduction to the epistles, exegesis, theology, applications
week 17	16	1 and 2 Thessalonians—Exegesis, theology, application
week 18	17	1 Corinthians—Exegesis, theology, application
week 19	18	2 Corinthians—Thanksgiving, Paul's ministry to the Corinthians, the collection, Paul versus false apostles, application
week 20	19	Romans—The universal sinfulness of man, justification by faith, sanctification, the role of Israel in God's plan, the ethics of the Christian life, conclusion
week 21	20	The Prison Epistles—Philemon—the issue of slavery, introduction of Colossians Ephesians and Philippians, theological exposition, ethical implications, analysis, application
week 22	21	The Pastoral Epistles—Introduction of Titus 1 Timothy and 2 Timothy, analysis, application, concluding thoughts
week 23	22	Hebrews—Authorship, the supremacy of Christ, conclusions and summary
week 24	23	James and 1 Peter—James—analysis, trials, wisdom/speech, riches/poverty, conclusion and summary, 1 Peter—background, analysis, key issues
week 25	24	2 Peter, Jude, 1 John, 2 John, and 3 John—Introduction, analysis and application of each book
week 26	25	Revelation (Part 1)—Introduction and background, letters to the seven churches, heavenly praise, the seven seals
week 27	26	Revelation (Part 2)—The seven trumpets, the seven bowls, the conquest of the power of evil, the establishment of Christ's kingdom, new heavens and new earth, application