《圣经文学》PPT课件 北京联合大学 黄宗英

 
课件内容： 
Week 1: The Bible as Literature 
Lecture 2: The Bible as a Literary Work 
Video Introduction to Week One: The Bible as Literature 
Lecture 1: The Bible as Cultural Influence 
Lecture 3: The Bible as a Literary Anthology 
Lecture 4:The Bible as a Story 
Lecture 5:The Bible as a Literary Text 
Lecture 6:The Bible as a Literary Style 
Lecture 7:The Bible as Literary Archetypes 
Lecture 8:The Bible as a Literary Course 
Lecture 9:Q&A Questions for Week One 
Lecture 10: Multiple Choice Exercises for Week One 
Multiple Choice Exercises for Week 1 (The Bible as Literature) 
Week 2:The Creation of the World 
Lecture 1: Genesis as the Bible’s Book of Beginnings 
Lecture 4:Hero Story in the Bible 
Lecture 5:Motifs and Themes in Genesis 
Video Introduction to Week Two: The Creation of the World 
Lecture 2: The Primeval History of Genesis 
Lecture 3: The Genres of Genesis 
Lecture 6: Genesis 1: The Creation of the World 
Lecture 7: Plot: Epitome and Embryo 
Lecture 8: Character: The Protagonist 
Lecture 9: Style: Majestic Simplicity 
Lecture 10: Structure: Symmetry and Design 
Lecture 11: Q&A Questions for Week Two 
Lecture 12: Multiple Choice Exercises for Week Two 
Multiple Choice Exercises for Week 2 (The Bible as Literature) 
Week 3:Life in Paradise 
Video Introduction to Week Three: Life in Paradise 
Lecture 1: An Introduction to Genesis 2 
Lecture 2: Life in Paradise 
Lecture 3: Genre: A Companion Story 
Lecture 4: The Transcendent and Immanent Protagonist 
Lecture 5: Physical Life in the Garden of Eden 
Lecture 6: God\’s Creation of A Human Male 
Lecture 7: The Two Trees 
Lecture 8: Moral Choice in the Paradise 
Lecture 9: Human Companionship and Marriage 
Lecture 10: Q&A Questions for Week Three 
Lecture 11: Multiple Choice Exercises for Week Three 
Multiple Choice Exercises for Week 3 (The Bible as Literature) 
Week 4:The Fall 
Lecture 7: Genesis 4: Brothers in Rivalry 
Video Introduction to Week Four: The Fall 
Lecture 1: Genesis 3: The Fall 
Lecture 2: The Fall from Innocence 
Lecture 3: Prototypical Tragedy 
Lecture 4: Temptation Motif 
Lecture 5: Crime and Punishment 
Lecture 6: Contrast and Foils 
Lecture 8: Desire and Rule 
Lecture 9: The Blood of Abel 
Lecture 10: Q&A Questions for Week Four 
Lecture 11: Multiple Choice Exercises for Week Four 
Multiple Choice Exercises for Week 4 (The Bible as Literature) 
Week 5:The Flood 
Video Introduction to Week Five: The Flood 
Lecture 1: Noah and His Ark 
Lecture 2: The Corruption of Humanity 
Lecture 3: Noah’s Faith 
Lecture 4: Grace through Obedience 
Lecture 5: God’s Call 
Lecture 6: Destruction and Preservation 
Lecture 7: Noah’s Messengers 
Lecture 8: God’s Covenant with Noah 
Lecture 9: The Tower of Babel 
Lecture 10: Q&A Questions for Week Five 
Lecture 11: Multiple Choice Exercises 
Multiple Choice Exercises for Week 5 (The Bible as Literature) 
Week 6: Biblical Epic 
Video Introduction to Week Six: Biblical Epic 
Lecture 1: Exodus: An Adventure Story 
Lecture 2: The Unifying Epic Elements 
Lecture 3: The Characters of the Epic Story 
Lecture 4: The Themes of the Epic Story 
Lecture 5: The Birth of Moses 
Lecture 6: Moses Meets the Great I AM 
Lecture 7: Moses as a Reluctant Leader 
Lecture 8: The Passover 
Lecture 9: The Exodus 
Lecture 10: Crossing the Rea Sea 
Lecture 11: The Ten Commandments 
Lecture 12: Q&A Questions for Week Six 
Lecture 13: Multiple Choice Exercises for Week Six 
Multiple Choice Exercises for Week 6 (The Bible as Literature) 
Week 7: Biblical Poetry 
Lecture 3: Metaphor and Simile 
Lecture 4: Hyperbole, Apostrophe and Personification 
Lecture 5: Parallelism and Unity in Variety 
Video Introduction to Week Seven: Biblical Poetry 
Lecture 1: What Is Biblical Poetry 
Lecture 2: Thinking in Images 
Lecture 6: Psalms as Lyric Poems 
Lecture 7: Lament Psalms 
Lecture 8: Praise Psalms 
Lecture 9: Nature Psalms 
Lecture 10: Worship Psalms 
Lecture 11: Q&A Questions for Week Seven 
Lecture 12: Multiple Choice Exercises for Week Seven 
Multiple Choice Exercises for Week 7 (The Bible as Literature) 
Week 8: Biblical Stories 
Lecture 1: The Setting of Biblical Stories 
Lecture 5: The Plot of Biblical Stories 
Lecture 9: The Characterization of Biblical Stories 
Lecture 10: The Characterization of Jacob 
Video Introduction to Week Eight: Biblical Stories 
Lecture 2: Setting as Atmosphere 
Lecture 3: Setting as Symbol 
Lecture 4: Setting as Culture 
Lecture 6: Plot Conflict and Suspense 
Lecture 7: Conflict in Foil 
Lecture 8: Plot Unity 
Lecture 11: Jacob and Esau 
Lecture 12: The Stolen Blessing 
Lecture 13: Jacob\’s Wrestling with God 
Lecture 14: Q&A Questions for Week Eight 
Lecture 15: Multiple Choice Exercises for Week Eight 
Multiple Choice Exercises for Week 8 (The Bible as Literature) 
Week 9: Hero Story 
Lecture 1: The Hero Story 
Lecture 3: The First Ordeal: Daniel Taken to Babylon 
Lecture 4: The Second Ordeal: Nebuchadnezzar’s Dream 
Lecture 5: The Third Ordeal: The Fiery Furnace 
Lecture 6: The Fourth Ordeal: Nebuchadnezzar’s Second Dream 
Lecture 7: The Fifth Ordeal: The Writing on the Wall 
Lecture 8: The Sixth Ordeal: Daniel in the Den of Lions 
Video Introduction to Week Nine: Hero Story 
Lecture 2: The Book of Daniel 
Lecture 9: Q&A Questions for Week Nine 
Lecture 10: Multiple Choice Exercises for Week Nine 
Multiple Choice Exercises for Week 9 (The Bible as Literature) 
Week 10: Biblical Tragedy 
Lecture 3: The Literary Features of Judges 
Video Introduction to Week Ten: Biblical Tragedy 
Lecture 1: The Definition of Tragedy 
Lecture 2: The Spirit of Tragedy in the Bible 
Lecture 4: The Tragic Story of Samson 
Lecture 5: The Birth of Samson 
Lecture 6: Samson\’s Marriage 
Lecture 7: Samson\’s Vengeance 
Lecture 8: The Death of Samson 
Lecture 9: Q&A Questions for Week Ten 
Lecture 10: Multiple Choice Exercises for Week Ten 
Multiple Choice Exercises for Week 10 (The Bible as Literature)