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Mark Vitalis Hoffman |
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SYLLABUS: DOC or PDF (Books are in stock at the seminary bookstore which will be open on Thursday [20] and Friday [21] and Monday [24] and Tuesday [25] from 9:30 till 1:00 and 2:00 till 4:00 PM.)
To be done as soon as possible:
Note that those who are not taking the class for credit are not expected to have done any of this work. Your auditing of the class will be enhanced by at least looking at some of the following exercises, and we will welcome any insights you wish to share with the class.
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Start looking over web resources, especially:
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Spend 30 minutes surfing the web starting at
Google Search philippi or
Google Search philippians. Go wherever your interests lead you. Report
the results of your surfing by indicating (in a few sentences or bullets and
no more than a single page)
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You can bring your response to class, but I encourage you to email such materials to me. (mhoffman@ltsg.edu )
BTW, brownie points to those who find the other letters to the Philippians written in the second century.
STUDENT PAGES HERE
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| Philippians Resources | |
| General NT Resources | |
| Greek Resources: New Testament Greek Resources and New Testament Greek Software Resources |