NT 111 Course at a Glance
New Testament Introduction
Lectures By: Dr. Brandon Crowe
Effective for the Academic Year: 2024-2025
Course Description
To be a minister of the gospel requires the study, exposition, and application of the Word of God. Because of this, identifying the "what" and the "why" of the Word of God—in this case the New Testament—is crucial. Further, every word that God has inspired matters, and we should seek diligently to attend to every nuance of the Scriptures. In this course we will address both these issues, addressing question such as: What is the NT? Why do we have these specific books? Where does the NT in our Bibles come from? How do we know what text to print? How do we handle questions about the proper wording of a text? Answering these questions will assist in forming a deep, solid foundation in your study and application of God’s Word.
Books to Purchase
The books listed below are required readings which students should acquire by the start of the term. Additional required readings will be listed in the course syllabus and available electronically in Canvas.
Estimated Workload
| Lectures | Readings | Assignments |
| 1.7 | 25 | 1.6 |
| Hours Per Week | Pages Per Week | Hours Per Week |
Course Assignments
The assignments listed below are provided for general guidance for students to reference as they plan and register. Please reach out to support@wts.edu if you have any questions.
- NT Canon Project (25%)
- Textual Criticism Project (25%)
- Discussion Responses (20%)
- Final Exam (30%)