Erik Thoennes
Dr. K. Erik Thoennes is Professor of Biblical and Theological Studies at Biola University’s Talbot School of Theology.
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About
Dr. K. Erik Thoennes is Professor of Biblical and Theological Studies at Biola University’s Talbot School of Theology.
Courses11
The Apostles' Creed
Take an in-depth look at the core beliefs that all faithful Christians share as outlined in the Apostles' Creed.
Your Kingdom Come: The Doctrine Of Eschatology
Examine what the Scriptures teach about the last days, including the afterlife, the general resurrection, and the consummation of Christ's messianic kingdom.
We Believe in God
Explore who God is, his attributes, his plan for the universe, his works in history, and why we should study theology proper.
The Gospels
Explore the books of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John and discover their distinctive approaches to the life, ministry and message of Jesus.
The Book of Hebrews
Explore the background and message of the Book of Hebrews and consider how the book still encourages Christians today.
He Gave Us Scripture: Foundations of Interpretation
Take an in-depth look at the dynamics of interpreting God's Word and applying it to our lives.
We Believe in Jesus
Investigate the roles our Lord Jesus Christ fulfilled in his incarnation, and what his life, death, and resurrection mean for us today.
The Book of Joshua
Examine the period of Israel's history from the conquest of Canaan to just after Joshua's death, including God's promise to be with Joshua in all that he did.
Making Biblical Decisions
Study the Bible's system of ethics and learn how Christians can evaluate problems in ways that lead to biblical solutions.
The Book of Revelation
Explore the background, original meaning, and modern application of the New Testament's only prophetic book.
The Biblical Doctrine of the Trinity
Investigate what the Scriptures teach about God's Trinitarian nature as three persons in one divine essence.
Lessons47
- 1Introduction to Biblical Hermeneutics
- 2Preparation for Interpretation
- 3Investigating Scripture
- 4Approaches to Meaning
- 5The Complexity of Meaning
- 6Discovering Meaning
- 7Applying Scripture
- 8Modern Application and Old Testament Epochs
- 9Modern Application and the New Covenant
- 10Biblical Culture and Modern Application
- 11Modern Application for Individuals