Ucu foundation courses

 Introduction to the bible

 Basic computer
 Health and wholeness
 Basic mathematics
 Writing and study skills
 Understanding world views
 Understanding ethics from Christian paspection

Course description
1. These course (introduction to the bible for law) is to introduce law students
through reading ,writing and class discussions to one of the most influential
books in the world ‘BIBLE’ as the book its self is quite extensive we will
focus on the main biblical matters narrative the “ big story” that holds the
book together.
2. We will also examine how and why the bible is haled to be a sacred by
numerous faith traditions and see how can apply its teaching to our
profession (law) and lives
3. Grounded on a belief that leaning is not a passive per suit, this course will
intentionally apply engaged learning by linking the concepts developed in
the bible to legal practice.

Required readings
1. Bible
2. Ibl notes uis e-learning platform
3. Alexander David part (1973/1999)
4. The lion hard book to the bible oxford lion

Aims and objectives

 Students should be able to demonstrate biblical literature
To identify factors that influence biblical interpretation
Discover the influence and relevance of the bible in the study and practice
of law

Teaching method
1. Lecturer 2hrs
2. Tutor 2hrs

Evaluation and assessment

1. Attendance and participation 10%
2. Testes (assignments) 10%
3. 5 short assignments 30% =50%
4. Final exams 50% =50+50=100%

Course outline
1. Introduction to the bible
2. The primeval history
3. The patriarchs
4. Exodus, wilderness and the giving of lord
5. Conquest settlement and the error of judges
6. Leadership in transition
7. The prophets word, a two edged sword
8. Exile, restoration and wisdom literature
9. Background to the New Testament
10.John’s gospel, Christ and the early church
11.Paul and the epistles
12.The end times Hebrews and revelation

Chapter one
Introduction to the bible

Dimensions of the bible

The historical dimension physical setting of the old testament

Acts of biblical drama

Primeval history 1:11 genesis

Neolithic period / new Stone Age 6000- 1000bc

Chalcolithic period 2000-1500bc

Patriarch’s period 2000-1500bc

Hellenism 300-150bc – means Greek culture