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An education at Remnant Nation University will prepare you with a thorough understanding of 1st Century Theology and Doctrine. Our professors have worked diligently to recover and re-establish the teaching(s) of the 1st Century Body of Messiah as built by the Apostles.
We are endeavoring to bring the very best in 1st Century Theological Education at a price that nearly any budget can afford. A very limited number of Scholarships may be available at any given time through private donors who choose to be a benefactor for students after an application is completed:
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The following document will help you to understand how we calculate Our Credits versus Classroom Hours. This can be especially difficult for someone coming to RNU from another institution that calculates differently, or is attending college/university for the first time and resides outside of the US.
We use a Semester based method which essentially means you will have approximately the same number of classroom hours per week as the course itself has credits. So a 3 Credit Class will have 3 classroom hours per week for 12 weeks - 16 weeks minus one for each of the midterm and final exams, also minus the average of two weeks per semester for breaks and holidays. This equates to 3 credits = 3 hours per week class lecture (including timed quizzes/exams but does not include midterms or finals) x 12 weeks per class = 36 hours of class time for this 3 credit course. The document below will help you to understand how this will work with the possible transfer of credits from/to other colleges or universities.
YOU CAN Earn Your Associate or Bachelor of Arts in 1st Century Theology and Doctrine. Why Not Start Today?
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Sample Course Outlines are Subject to Change Prior to Each Enrollment Period for New Students
Associate Degree
Course Outline
64 Credits
Bachelor Degree
Course Outline
64 Credits
Enrolling Soon!!
Bachelor's Degree in 1st Century
Theology and Doctrine
64 Credits
Transfer Students will be required to pass an Entrance Exam Before Enrolling
Under Construction...
1st Semester
Theology
Intro to Theology - Brief overview of the traditional 10 areas of "Systematic Theology"; Christology, Soteriology, Trinitarian Theology, Pneumatology, Mariology, Ecclesiology, Sacramental Theology, Ecumenism, Interreligious Dialogue, Theological Anthropology, Protology, Grace, Theological Virtues, and Eschatology. Their strengths and weaknesses, truths and fallacies, and how they stand against the plain text of Scripture in proper Hebraic Context.
3 Credits
Pneumatology - Study of Body, Soul, and Spirit. Their relationship and function; how to subdue the soul and flesh, how to live from the "Mind of Messiah/Christ" 3 Credits
Soteriology - A 1st Century look into the writings of the Apostles and the teaching of Yeshua/Jesus on the topic of "Salvation" and "Eternal Life". 3 Credits
Ekklesiology/Ecclesiology - Understanding the Body as Servants, Sons, Co-Laborers, Joint-Heirs, and the Bride; how they function, their similarities and differences, and how to see from the teaching of Messiah what to expect from each individually and collectively. 3 Credits
Intro to Biblical Hebrew - Learn the basics to reading and understanding Biblical Hebrew. Lays the foundation for a Translation Class in the next year. Optional online practicum in ancient manuscript translation. 3 Credits
Bachelor's Degree 2nd Semester
Hermeneutics - An in-depth look at the Principles of Hermeneutics and their use in a proper Contextual Exegesis of Scripture. Learn to use Hermeneutics as a plumb-line for consistently finding the original intent of the author of any given passage of Scripture. 2 Credits
Epistemology - An Overview of the general messages contained within each of the Epistles in the current canon of Scripture highlighting the passages that specifically point to the overall message within each Epistle. 3 Credits
Nature of God - A deep-diving study of the various perspectives on the existence of the God of the Bible; focusing primarily on Pharisaic Monotheism, Adoptionism, Universalism, Oneness, Trinitarianism 3 Credits
Christology - Understanding the existence, life, ministry, Theology, death, burial, and resurrection of Yeshua and the implications of each in the life of humanity and the believer. 3 Credits
Intro to Biblical Greek - Learn the basics to reading and understanding Biblical Greek. 3 Credits
Bachelor's Degree 3rd Semester
Angelology and Demonology - What do Scripture and extra-biblical literature tell us about the existence and activity of supernatural beings? This course will take a precursory look into this and how they interact with human existence. 3 Credits
The Sacraments - A historical overview of the many systems of Theological thought about the sacraments of "Communion" and "Anointing with oil" paralleled with what Scripture reveals all on its own. 2 Credits
Ephesians 4 Gifts - Are they Offices, Gifts, or Both? Does it matter? Are there detrimental implications in viewing one or the other? Were they given to the "ekklesia" or to the world? Are they relevant today? If so, what would their function be? These are all important questions that deserve sound biblical answers. Let's dig into them together! 3 Credits
Tithes and Offerings - An overview of the two primary perspectives on the topic. We will dive into the original languages of Scripture and determine precisely what Scripture says on the topic. A whole new look at the symbology of favorite passages and doctrinal dogma, in order to see if Scripture says what is usually taught about "Biblical Finances". 2 credits
The Writing of God - Taught by Dr. Miles Jones, this course will take you step by step through Jabal al-Lawz (The Real Mt. Sinai) and help to correct the now defunct Egyptology Timeline that has previously attempted to prove the Bible is NOT an accurate historical record..3 Credits
Prayer and Worship - An introductory look at what Scripture has to say about Prayer and how it relates to Worship 3 Credits
Bachelor's Degree 4th Semester
More to come...
Associate's Degree
in 1st Century
Theology and Doctrine
64 Credits
Year 1 - 1st Semester
Bible:
Old Testament Survey – Understanding the general intent of each book of Tanakh and how it fits into the overall scheme of the Scriptural narrative. Discover Messiah in the "Old Testament". Understand the need for Torah and get a solid foundation for its role in the current believer's life and worship of YHVH.
3 Credits
General Ed:
Public Speaking/Speech – Sermon and Lesson Delivery. 3 Credits
Psyche 101 – Triune Humanity (Spirit, Soul, and body) and the role each plays in our existence. 3 Credits
Philosophy 101 – The Name of God; does it matter? if so, how and why? 2 Credits
Earth Science 101 – Creation Design from a Hebraic Perspective. 3 Credits
Associate Degree – Year 1 - 2nd Semester
Bible:
New Testament Survey – Understanding the general intent of each book of B'rit Hadashah and how it fits into the overall scheme of the Scriptural narrative. Discover the mysteries of Messiah and how He operated in the supernatural. Discover Yeshua in a way few have. 3 Credits
Humanities 102 – The roles of men and women in the Body-Bride. 2 Credits
Earth Science 102 – Creation Design from a Hebraic Perspective. 3 Credits
Psyche 102 – The Triune Design of Humanity and the role each plays in our existence. 2 Credits
Philosophy 102 – The Name of God; dive deeper into understanding the meaning of various Names for the God of the Bible and their significance. 3 Credits
Associate Degree – Year 2 - 1st Semester
Torah 201 – Understanding the purpose and content of the First 5 Books of the Bible. 3 credits
Theology 201 – Laying a foundation for a solid method of creating Sound Doctrine. 3 Credits
Structure of the Local Assemblies – Based in proper typology from the God-given Structure of a local assembly using both the “Old” and “New” Testament texts. 2 Credits
Gifts and Callings – Understanding the gifts of 1 Corinthians 12 and Ephesians 4. 3 credits
Biblical Finances – Scriptural basis for understanding and applying the doctrines of Tithes and Offerings from the perspective Yeshua/Jesus would likely have had. 3 credits
History of the Bible – Understanding the struggle through which the Bible has endured as the most controversial and yet “best seller” status throughout its history. 2 Credits
Associate Degree – Year 2 - 2nd Semester
Torah 202 – Understanding the purpose and content of the First 5 Books of the Bible. 3 credits
Theology 202 – Laying a foundation for a solid method of creating Sound Doctrine. 3 Credits
Ekklesiology/Ecclesiology – An in-depth study of the purposes and callings of believers as Priests and Kings. 3 Credits
Biblical Celebrations – Covering the Feasts of YHVH, this course will compare them to the modern holidays of the Church. 3 Credits
Intimacy With Trinity – Understanding and developing you relationship with the Trinity 2 Credits
Dietary Mitzvot (rules) – Are the dietary “laws” of Exodus 23, Leviticus 11, and Deuteronomy 14 still applicable today? This course will examine and break down this topic and expose you to things you have likely never considered before. 2 Credits
Exit Exam
Associate Degree Graduation Exam - Students are required to take an exam at the end of all their courses of instruction in order to ensure they have retained the necessary material to succeed in the real world and, should they choose, to succeed in the Bachelor Program - 2 Credits
A Graduate Degree from RNU will prepare you for Global Ministry. Whether you are going into the Mission Field, working within Policitical Circles, or a lay-person wanting to understand why Global events are playing out the way they are, these programs will give you background and backbone to stand against what the enemy may throw your way.
Master's Degree
Course Outline
TBD
Doctoral Degree
Course Outline
TBD
Master of
Global Cognition
50 Credits
Transfer Students will be required to pass an Entrance Exam Before Enrolling
Under Construction...
At RNU, drawing from our extensive collective experience, we maintain a keen awareness of the intricate dynamics within organizations that wield significant Global Influence and drive Change.
In acknowledging the discreet nature of these entities, often operating in the shadows and beyond the public eye, particularly accessible only to the elite echelons of governments and their influencers, we have crafted a program that delves into this realm without resorting to conspiratorial tones.
Introducing the Master of Global Cognition, where we aim to provide Graduate Students with a comprehensive understanding and proficiency in Apologetics, equipping them to safeguard the "Faith Once Delivered to the Holy Ones."
This program entails an immersive exploration into the inner workings of the Jesus + Nothing cults, covering aspects such as their Theology (core beliefs), Doctrine (practical application), Methodologies, and overall Influence. Building a robust foundation in these areas, our curriculum then shifts to a 1st Century Theological Perspective, empowering you to intervene and rescue individuals influenced by members of these clandestine, shadow-government-type influencers.
Join us in unraveling the complexities of global dynamics, enhancing your skills to defend your faith, and becoming part of an academic journey to make you an influencer of influencers.
Enroll in the Master of Global Cognition, where knowledge meets impact, and professionalism is paramount.
Doctor of Communication
Theology and Apologetics
Transfer Students will be required to pass an Entrance Exam Before Enrolling
1st Semester
The Epistles of Paul:
Dive deeply into the Theology of Shaul/Paul and discover just how much of a 1st Century Theologian he really was. Discover his Midrashic style of teaching and learn specifically the passages he was writing about as he sent reminders to those whom he or his associates had mentored in person.
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c. 48 Galatians
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c. 49–51 - Thessalonians
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c. 49–51 - Thessalonians
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c. 53–55 - 1 Corinthians
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c. 55–56 - 2 Corinthians
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c. 57 - Romans
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c. 62 - Ephesians
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c. 62 - Philippians
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c. 62 - Colossians
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c. 62 - Philemon
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c. 62–64 - 1 Timothy
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c. 62–64 - Titus
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c. 64–67 - 2 Timothy
Geo-archeology - A course designed to examine the evidence of modern Archeological and Geology discoveries to increase Hermeneutic Accuracy in understanding and explaining Scripture.
The Gospels in Chronological Order; synced with Acts and Revelation:
Using archeological, historic, linguistic, and cultural evidence(s) to determine the intentionality of the Gospels; the Ph.D. of Theology and Apologetics will learn to uncover the context of the life and ministry of Messiah while reconciling this to the eschatological words of the greatest Gospel "Revelation" using the Hebrew Eschatological writings.
