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Thomas Taylor.
| Biography |
| This is a survey of the higher and lower criticism to demonstrate the trustworthiness of the Old Testament Texts. |
| In this
course the student will
gain an understanding of the material needed for the study of the Old
Testament, become familiar with its cultural background, consider
questions of criticism and interpretation of the Old Testament, and
receive information regarding its composition and literature. |
| The
objective of this course is to present the general content,
arrangement, and development of the Old Testament Scriptures; to
understand its main themes; to learn about the Old Testament
institutions such as the priesthood and kingship; and to show how the
Old Testament and New Testament outline the redemptive program of God's
Grace. |
| This is an investigative Bible Study focussed on the Old Testament material found throughout the New. We will consider shifts in theological perspective regarding this material, consider some hermeneutical concerns, and ask how the New Testament writers used the Old Testament, all with the purpose to enrich and enlarge our understanding in practical areas. |
| This is a
comprehensive study of
the Old Testament worship practices and instructions with special
emphasis on the priesthood and the Temple/Tabernacle contributions.
Exegetical work in Numbers, Leviticus and the Psalms will be used to
discern themes of worship and occasions instigating worship. |
| This is a
content study of Exodus. Our main concern is not technical but
practical: what the book teaches and shows in the pattern of biblical
revelation. We look at critical or technical matters only as they
influence our comprehension of the book's meaning. |
| This is a
survey of the the book of Leviticus with special attention to content,
composition, and the services of the Holiness Code. The survey stresses
its importance in the Old Testament redemptive program, a fuller
appreciation of the meaning of the sacrificial system, and the
integration of the spiritual ideas of both Testaments with special
regard to the doctrines of salvation and holiness. |
| The course
objecvtives are: to gain an appreciation of the Psalter as an
expression of man's dependence on God and the role of God in daily life
... examine the literary form, theological content, and pastoral
significance ... consider various methods of analysing the Psalms with
a strong preference for the "inductive" method ... consider questions
of interpretation and criticism ... survey the use of the Psalms in the
devotional and liturgical life of the church. |
| The
objective is to better understand the book of Ecclesiastes and its
essential philosophy, to relate its message to the rest of the Bible
and the great theological themes, to consider problems (and solutions)
that seem to appear in the book, and to facilitate the student's study
habits in the use of the basic tools for Old Testament study. |
| This
Seminar is largely exegetical, with attention given to lower and higher
critical matters. |
| This is a
survey of the authorship, date, canonicity, text and critical views of
the book of Zechariah, along with an analysis of its outline and
content. A transcript of the lectures is included with the course
syllabus. |
| This course
presents the task of Scripture exegesis, with particular application to
exegesis of the New Testament working from the Greek text. |
| This is a
survey of the New Testament, including the historical context and
summary of each book. |
| This is a
survey understanding of the Gospel of Matthew with particular attention
given to the special features in the book that demonstrate the
"messiahship" or "kingship" of the Lord Jesus. |
| This is an
exegetical study of Matthew 5-7 with consideration of parallel
passages, and the influence of the Sermon in the epistles. |
| An
exegetcal treatment of John 13-17 with emphasis on the instruction
given the apostolic company for understanding the Lord's will regarding
its condition and belief in the post-ascension period. |
| An
exegetical study of the book of Colossians with attention to marginal
Jewish movements and gnosticism that form a background to the epistle
and consideration of the importance of the letter to this age. |
| A
verse-by-verse translation and exegesis of Philemon from the greek text
with remarks on the contemporary culture and historical context. |
| An outline
of the Epistle of Hebrews to see what its message is and how it applied
to the early Christian community and applies to us. |
| This course
is a
survey of the growth of Christianity and the development of Christian
ideals, culture, and institutions before the Reformation. It concerns
itself with development and expression and is, therefore, more a study
of people, institutions, and movevments than of doctirne or
teachings although these do emerge in proper sequence but not in any
detailed analysis. |
| This course
examines the history of the Christian Church as well as that of
Christian thought from the Apostolic age to the Reformation. Attention
will be given to the spread of Christianity; the interactions of the
earth church with Judaism and the Roman Empire; the development of
theology and doctrine; the growth of the Roman Church; the ecumenical
councils; the relationship between the Eastern and Western Churches;
the Mediaeval Church; solasticism; and the Renaissance. |
| This course
seeks to place the foundation of the modern church and show how the
present Institutions developed. It demonstrates the intricate workings
of personalities in the church and offers some lessons on the machinery
employed, rightfully or wrongfully, to achieve some ends. It seeks to
give a presentation to the working of God in history and His control,
including methods whereby His will is achieved in the world of men. |
| This course
covers the modern Church age, with special emphasis on American
churches and the ecumenical movement. It includes a sketch of American
Church History; the development of theological liberalism and modern
ecumenism; the balancing rise of revivals, faith missions, para-church
organizations, the charismatic movement, and personality
groupings. |
| This is a
study of the progress of Christian
doctrine through the centuries, as expressed in writings of individual
Christians and church creeds. |
| This course
seeks to show the development of the Christian Institution in the
United States along with offering a modest analysis of its
ecclesiological contributions and particular growth factors. The
revolution tended to disassociate the American churches from the old
world counterparts even where there was no political friction. The
independence and assertiveness that the revolution bred almost
incidentally made the native sons more independent, sometimes
even defiant, of the older order. The ultimate price would be in the
proliferation of church bodies and the ferocious development of an
innumerable number of cults and sectarian bodies. Freedom, as most of
its champions found out, has a peculiar price. |
| A study of
the ecumenical movement of the twentieth century with special emphasis
on modern unbelief, religious synchretism and inclusivism. Particular
emphasis is paid to biblical principles that apply to these issues in
contemporary ecclesiology. |
| The purpose
of this course is to sketch the history of the Bible in English to show
the importance of the Bile to our culture, the need the church felt for
having it in the language of the people, the difficulties in that
process, and the particular steps involved leading up to the great
availability of the Bible in English to almost all portions of our
civilization. |
| An essay on
John Calvin. |
| This is a
booklet of articles that will build your confidence in the Bible and
help you answer problem questions people ask about it. |
| This is a
survey of the Hebrew language for students who have not studied the
language. The purpose is to familiarize the student with its basic
elements, including knowledge of the alphabet, pronunciation and the
special meanings of grammatical/syntactical forms; and to enable the
student to use Hebrew language tools such as the lexicon, concordance,
etc. |
| This is a survey of the Greek language for students who have not studied the language. Supplemental Material by Dr. Gary S. Shogren (Latin America Mission). The purpose is to familiarize the student with its basic elements, including knowledge of the alphabet, pronunciation and the special meanings of grammatical/syntactical forms; and to enable the student to use Hebrew language tools such as the lexicon, concordance, etc. |
| This course
serves as the second year of Hebrew, after the basics of the language
have been learned. It is a survey of reference works that aid in study,
a review of Hebrew grammar and syntax, and helpful remarks on how to
master the language. |
| This course
applies the student's knowledge of the Hebrew language to translation
of old testament passages of moderate difficulty. |
| These notes
walk through the book of Ecclesiastes verse by verse,
discussing the questions that arise in translating the Hebrew text. |
| This is a
study of the book of Deuteronomy, presented in a series of 55 lessons. |
| This is a study of the book of Esther, presented in a series of 55 lessons. |
| This is an
outine for lectures on the Psalms. |
| Our Lord,
the Perfect Servant, can teach us some striking things about the use of
our lives and the service we may render to one another and the Lord as
well. |
| This is a
series of 9 lectures presenting the main features of the Book of
Revelation. |
| This is a
study of the theology of the Holy Spirit and the position of the
believer with an eye to the problems and complexities we face. |
| This series
treats some of the means used by God in training his children --
helping them mature -- and increase in usefulness to the testimony. |
| This is the
outline for a series of messages on the practical value of prophetic
scriptures, working largely from the prophecy in Isaiah 7:1-25. |
| This is the
outline for a series of messages on the practical value of
prophetic scriptures, working from the prophecy in Jeremiah 28-31. |
| Studies in
Christian life with emphasis on the position occupied by those who are
born again and the conduct that should flow from the understanding of
this position. |
| Five talks
based on 2 Timothy 1. |
| A few
studies in this subject. |
| Its
character and meaning. |
| Messages on
Ecclesiastes 9, 11 and 12. |
| Every
believer is endowed by the Spirit to function for God and our
concentration is on some of this functioning that is less seen. A
series of topics based on Romans 12. |
| Domestic
advice and guidance from the book of Proverbs. |
| Worship
concepts for the assemblage of believers. |
| Ten
lectures on the ten commandments. |
| A study of
some of the primary Christian beliefs and doctrines. |
| How does
faith work? When does faith fail? How is faith strengthened? What does
faith produce? How is faith tested? How does faith triumph? |
| Four
messages on Matthew 6 and Luke 11, discussing the prayer and its
relevance in our day. |
| This is a
largely unedited transcript of a lecture series on unfulfilled prophecy. |
| Biblical
concepts of this matter in both the Old and New Testaments. |
Miscellany and Nostalgia
Sabbatical Communiques (1987)
| Whimsical comments by the author on the occasion of his sabbatical. |
The
Weakly Remembers (1992) pdf
version (20 Mb)
| Soulful remembrances by the Editor of Taylor's Weakly of events in his own life and the life of Biblical Seminary. |
The
Accomplishment of Study (1992)
| Good advice to students about the art of study. |
Charlie
Coulson, The Drummer Boy
| A true tale
of a young man who served in the American Civil War. |
Messages given at
Skylands Bible Conferences (1972-2002)
| This is a
booklet of messages given by the author over a span of 30 years. |
IBRI Colloquium Series on Literature of Christian Interest
| Lecture
outlines of talks given at IBRI Colloquia over a span of years,
regarding notable literature and persons. |
AUDIO LECTURES
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Type |
Author |
Title |
Size |
Time |
Subject |
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Bible
Survey. |
16.7
Mb. |
73.5
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Bible
Survey. |
20.2
Mb. |
89.1
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Bible
Survey. |
20.1
Mb. |
88.6
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Bible
Survey. |
15.4
Mb. |
67.9
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Bible
Survey. |
12.5
Mb. |
55.0
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Bible
Survey. |
12.4
Mb. |
54.5
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Ecclesiastes
for Today's Christian. |
20.4
Mb. |
90.0
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Ecclesiastes
for Today's Christian. |
20.4
Mb. |
89.8
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Ecclesiastes
for Today's Christian. |
20.2
Mb. |
89.0
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Ecclesiastes
for Today's Christian. |
19.1
Mb. |
84.1
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Leviticus. |
20.1
Mb. |
88.6
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Leviticus. |
20.0
Mb. |
88.1
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
|
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Leviticus. |
19.9
Mb. |
87.6
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Leviticus. |
9.0
Mb. |
39.5
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
|
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Leviticus. |
12.3
Mb. |
54.0
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Survey
of the Bible (1981) I. Intro; II. Basic Facts |
6.4
Mb. |
28.0
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Survey
of the Bible (1981) I. Intro; III. Panoramic View |
10.4
Mb. |
45.7
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Survey
of the Bible (1981) IV. C. Old Testament - The Writings |
8.8
Mb. |
38.8
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Survey
of the Bible (1981) IV.A. Old Testament - The Law |
8.2
Mb. |
35.9
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Survey
of the Bible (1981) IV.B. Old Testament - The Prophets |
7.8
Mb. |
34.1
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Survey
of the Bible (1981) V. New Testament - A. The Gospels |
10.6
Mb. |
46.7
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Survey
of the Bible (1981) V. New Testament - B.,C. The Epistles |
9.5
Mb. |
41.8
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Survey
of the Bible (1981) V. New Testament D. Acts |
6.9
Mb. |
30.4
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Survey
of the Bible (1981) V. New Testament E. Revelation |
4.3
Mb. |
18.8
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Survey
of the Bible (1981) VI. Understanding the literature of the Bible. |
6.2
Mb. |
27.3
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Survey
of the Bible (1981) VII. Understanding the language of the Bible. |
11.3
Mb. |
49.9
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Survey
of the Bible (1981) VIII. The Main Persons in the Bible. |
6.7
Mb. |
29.5
min. |
Bible
Commentary |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Ecclesiastes. |
19.0
Mb. |
83.5
min. |
Bible
Exegesis |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Genesis
1-3 Through the Bible. |
15.8
Mb. |
69.4
min. |
Bible
Exegesis |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Humor
in the Bible. |
14.1
Mb. |
62.2
min. |
Bible
Exegesis |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
I
Timothy 4 (1979) |
4.1
Mb. |
18.1
min. |
Bible
Exegesis |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Jeremiah
48 (1980) |
4.6
Mb. |
20.3
min. |
Bible
Exegesis |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
John
17:17 |
15.6
Mb. |
68.5
min. |
Bible
Exegesis |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Psalm
42 (1980) |
9.2
Mb. |
40.6
min. |
Bible
Exegesis |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Song
of Solomon |
15.5
Mb. |
68.3
min. |
Bible
Exegesis |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Song
of Songs. |
20.0
Mb. |
88.0
min. |
Bible
Exegesis |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
The
Humanity of Jesus Christ. |
19.2
Mb. |
84.6
min. |
Bible
Exegesis |
|
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
The
Psalms in Music. |
19.0
Mb. |
83.6
min. |
Bible
Exegesis |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
The
Ten Commandments. |
12.8
Mb. |
56.4
min. |
Bible
Exegesis |
|
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
The
Ten Commandments. |
12.4
Mb. |
54.6
min. |
Bible
Exegesis |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
The
Prophetic Literature. |
13.9
Mb. |
61.3
min. |
Bible
Prophecy |
|
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Bible
Translation Debate: KJV Controversy in the 17th Century. |
14.4
Mb. |
63.5
min. |
Bible
Text & Translations |
|
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Meeting
Bible Difficulties. |
19.1
Mb. |
84.2
min. |
Bible
Text & Translations |
|
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
The
Life & Influence of J.B. Phillips. |
10.2
Mb. |
44.8
min. |
Bible
Text & Translations |
|
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Christian
Literature That Shook the World. |
13.3
Mb. |
58.7
min. |
Christian
Biography |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Christian
Reform: Zinzendorf, Glas & the Campbells. |
17.4
Mb. |
76.4
min. |
Christian
Biography |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Satire
& Fantasy in Jonathan Swift & Calvin Miller. |
17.7
Mb. |
77.8
min. |
Christian
Biography |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Sir
Izaak Walton: Busy Apostle of the Quiet Spirit. |
10.3
Mb. |
45.2
min. |
Christian
Biography |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
The
Reformation. |
19.9
Mb. |
87.8
min. |
Christian
Doctrine: Reformed |
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
The
Reformation. |
19.7
Mb. |
86.6
min. |
Christian
Doctrine: Reformed |
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
The
Reformation. |
20.5
Mb. |
90.1
min. |
Christian
Doctrine: Reformed |
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
The
Reformation. |
19.1
Mb. |
84.0
min. |
Christian
Doctrine: Reformed |
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
The
Reformation. |
13.8
Mb. |
60.9
min. |
Christian
Doctrine: Reformed |
|
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
The
Reformation. |
12.3
Mb. |
54.1
min. |
Christian
Doctrine: Reformed |
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Creating
Revival. |
14.4
Mb. |
63.2
min. |
Christian
Walk: Evangelism |
|
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Revival
of the Lord's Work. |
11.5
Mb. |
50.6
min. |
Christian
Walk: Evangelism |
|
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Revival
of the Lord's Work. |
11.0
Mb. |
48.2
min. |
Christian
Walk: Evangelism |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Christian
& Secular Education. |
18.5
Mb. |
81.3
min. |
Christian
Walk: Practice |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Civil
Rights. |
20.5
Mb. |
90.2
min. |
Christian
Walk: Practice |
|
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Culture
and Standards. |
15.1
Mb. |
66.6
min. |
Christian
Walk: Practice |
|
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Distractions
(1979) |
9.1
Mb. |
39.8
min. |
Christian
Walk: Practice |
|
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
How
is God Known? |
18.7
Mb. |
82.2
min. |
Christian
Walk: Practice |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Maintaining
Holiness. |
14.0
Mb. |
61.5
min. |
Christian
Walk: Practice |
|
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Our
American Heritage: Strange Bedfellows. |
12.5
Mb. |
54.9
min. |
Christian
Walk: Practice |
|
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Our
American Heritage: Strange Bedfellows. |
12.9
Mb. |
56.5
min. |
Christian
Walk: Practice |
|
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Religious
Liberty & State Infringement. |
20.2
Mb. |
88.8
min. |
Christian
Walk: Practice |
|
|
Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Strengthening
the Hand of the Believer |
5.6
Mb. |
24.7
min. |
Christian
Walk: Practice |
|
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
The
People of the Church. |
16.2
Mb. |
71.2
min. |
Christian
Walk: Practice |
|
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
The
Quest for the Spirit-Filled Life. |
17.3
Mb. |
76.2
min. |
Christian
Walk: Practice |
|
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
The
Whole-hearted believer (1978) |
6.0
Mb. |
26.5
min. |
Christian
Walk: Practice |
|
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Women
in a Liberated Age. |
17.1
Mb. |
75.4
min. |
Christian
Walk: Practice |
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Worship
(1970) 01 Introduction. The Public Meeting |
9.8
Mb. |
43.3
min. |
Christian
Worship |
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Worship
(1970) 02 Loving and Worshipping the Lord |
10.9
Mb. |
47.9
min. |
Christian
Worship |
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Worship
(1970) 03 Participation in the Priestly Office. |
11.1
Mb. |
48.7
min. |
Christian
Worship |
|
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Taylor,
Thomas V. |
Worship
(1970) 05 Participation in the Public Meeting. |
10.0
Mb. |
44.0
min. |