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Paramount Bible Institute (PBI) is a Ministry of Praise Chapel Paramount Fellowship. The mission of PBI is to glorify God and His Son, Jesus Christ, by serving the Local Church to the task to which it was entrusted with.

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To this end we are committed to the discipline of restoring theology back into the life of the church. The great theologians from the past were always rooted and involved in the life of the church. Theologians were those set apart by the church to reflect on the faith, its experience, life & doctrine and to teach those people what mere Christianity is. We believe that PBI exists to help the church be able to face its challenges and questions of its day.

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TheologyTH101 Theology II Doctrine of God*TH102 Theology III Bibliogy & Hermeneutics* TH103 Theology IV Humanity & Sin*TH104 Theology V Soteriology*TH105 Theology VI Ecclesiology & EschatologyAdvance TheologyTH201 Christology I The Person of ChristTH202 Christology II Understanding the Humanity of ChristOld TestamentOT101 Bible Survey Old Testament*OT102 PentateuchOT103 Old Testament Wisdom LiteratureOT104 Major ProphetsOT105 Minor ProphetsOT105 History of Ancient IsraelNew TestamentNT101 Bible Survey New Testament*NT102 Life of Christ*NT103 Pastoral EpistlesNT205 ActsNT206 RomansNT209 GalatiansNT210 EphesiansNT211 ColosiansGeneral MinistryGM101 Spiritual Gifts RequiredGM301 DiscipleshipGM302 Pratical Exegesis*GM303 Sermon Preparation**REQUIRED FOR CERTIFICATE

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Earn your Certificate in TheologyThe goal of the Theolgoy Certificate Program is for students to go through a rigours training that will enable them to properly understand the bible and it's message. Theology is at the core of this program. We hope to provide a place where those that may not have the time, money, or ability to attend bible college or semniary the opportunity to study the rich historcial Christian message at an affordable cost and pace.The The Certificat Program is a ten course program consiting of systematic-historical theology, and biblical introductions created for anyone who desires to understand the Christian faith more deeply. It is broadly evangelical, covering all positions within historic Christianity in a fair and balanced manner.The Theology Certificate Program is perfectrly sutied for those that believed that they are called to pastor or teach at their local church or who simply what to deepen their understanding of God.CertificateTo earn your Certificate in Theology you have to complete 6 required Courses, and 4 electives. Students must complete all reading and writing assignments.Cost per course is $25.00 TH101 Theology II Doctrine of God TH102 Theology III Bibliology & Hermeneutics TH103 Theology IV Humanity & Sin TH104 Theology V Soteriology (Salvation) OT101 Bible Survey Old Testament NT101 Bible Survey New TestamentAuditFor those not interested in participating in the Certifcate program, you may audit the courses. The cost is $10.00 per course. Coming Soon!On line courses will be available in the coming future.

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Doctrine of God TH101Who is God? Better yet, what is God? Can we know for certain that He exists? If so, how? How can God be one yet three? How can Christ be both God and man? Required Text BookThe Mosiac of Christian Belief, by Roger OlsonRecommend TextTheology for the Community of God, by Stanley J. GrenzThe God Who Is Triune: Revisioning the Christian Doctrine of God, By Allan CoppedgeBibliology and Hermeneutics TH102Is the Bible that we have today the same as when it was originally written? Do we have the right books? How do we know that the Bible is inspired by God? How do we interpret Scripture?Required Text BookThe Mosiac of Christian Belief, by Roger OlsonRecommend TextTheology for the Community of God, by Stanley J. GrenzHumanity and Sin TH103Why did God create man? What is man? What happened when Adam sinned? Are we condemned for the sin of another? Do we have a free will? Men and women: what is the big difference?Required Text BooksArminian Theology: Myths And Realities, By Roger E. OlsonRecommend TextTheology for the Community of God, by Stanley J. GrenzSalvation (Soteriology) TH104Are we really predestined by God? If so, isnt this unfair? Why did Christ die on the cross? Did he pay for all sins or just the sins of the elect? What is the difference between Roman Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy, and Protestants with regard to salvation? Can a person lose their salvation? If so, how? Is Christ the only way to heaven? What about those who have never heard? Is Calvinism the only theological system?Required Text BooksArminian Theology: Myths And Realities, By Roger E. OlsonRecommended BooksWhy I Am Not a Calvinist By Jerry L. Walls, Joseph DongellTheology for the Community of God, by Stanley J. GrenzThe Transforming Power of Grace by Thomas C. OdenEcclesiology and Eschatology TH105What is the nature of the Church? What is the difference between Dispensationalist and Covenant theologians with regard to the church? What should the Church be doing? What are the gifts God has given to the church? What is the difference in premillennialism, amillennialism, and postmillennialism? What is the tribulation? Is there such a thing as hell?Required Text BookThe Mosiac of Christian Belief, by Roger OlsonNew TestamentNT101 Bible Survey New TestamentThis course provides a survey of the New Testament, with a brief introduction to each of the 27 books of the Protestant canon, and a concise summary of their contents, enabling the learner to correctly relate the parts of the New Testament to each other, and to the Old Testament. Required Text BookZondervan Handbook to the Bible, Revised EditionRecommended New Testament Introduction by Donald GuthrieNT102 Life of ChristHe is the one who makes the difference between death and life. It is He whom the believer is most anxious to meet in eternity. Far too many sincere believers have only a fragmentary idea of the earthly life and ministry of Jesus and such a study as this is long overdue.NT103 Pastoral EpistlesAn introductory and exegetical treatment of First and Second Timothy and Titus, with attention given to their bearing upon present-day pastoral problems and the functions and developmentRequired TextPaul for Everyone: The Pastoral Letters : 1 and 2 Timothy and Titus, By Tom (N. T.) WrightNT205 ActsA consideration of the journeys of Paul and the development of the early churches, with emphasis upon the principles which are applicable to our church life today. The ministry of the Holy Spirit is emphasized.NT206 RomansAn expository, exegetical study of the book of Romans. Special attention is given to Pauls development of major theological themes and his applicationRequired TextPaul for Everyone: Romans, Part One (For Everyone), By Tom WrightRecommended BooksThe Epistle to the Romans (NICNT) by Douglas Moo"Justification" by N.T. WrightNT209 GalatiansAn expository, exegetical study of the book of Galatians. Special attention is given to Pauls understanding of what freedom in Christ is, and that Christians in this new age are to live in the guidance and power of the Spirit.Required TextPaul for Everyone: Galatians and Thessalonians, By Tom (N. T.) WrightOld TestamentOT101 Bible Survey Old TestamentThis course provides an overview of the Old Testament, with a brief introduction to each of the 39 books, and a concise summary of their contents, enabling the learner to correctly relate the parts of the Old Testament to each other, and to the New Testament. Required Text BookZondervan Handbook to the Bible, Revised EditionRecommended BooksA Survey of the Old Testament by Hill and WaltonOT102 The PentateuchThe foundation for the revelation of God and his dealings with man throughout the Old and New Testaments are found in the Pentateuch or Five Books of Moses. In these books we see the unity and authority of the Bible which always points forward to the Savior.Required Text Book and all following OT CoursesZondervan Handbook to the Bible, Revised EditionOT104 Hebrew ProphetsAn introduction to the prophetic literature of the Old Testament, including a study of the role of the prophet in ancient Israel and a survey of the books of the sixteen writing prophets.OT103 Old Testament Wisdom LiteratureAn analysis of the important themes of the biblical wisdom literature of Job, Proverbs, and Ecclesiastes.OT105 History of Ancient IsraelAn analytical survey of the dynamics of Hebrew national history from Joshua to Nehemiah. This covers the material in the books of Joshua through Esther. Notable biblical characters are highlighted, and special emphasis is given to the typology of Jesus Christ.General MinistryGM101 Biblical ExegesisProvides practical aspects of biblical exegesis to enhance students' interpretation of the Bible, and to assist students with an understanding of how preaching relates to varying types of biblical text.Required Text BookNew Testament Exegesis by Gordon FeeRecommended BooksA Handbook of New Testament Exegesis by Craig BlombergGM102 Sermon PreperationWhat constitutes good teaching? Why is good teaching so hard to find? What roledoes the Holy Spirit have to play in our teaching? What are the various teachingmethods? This is a course on the basic principles of biblical teaching. It is designed togive a basic overview of methods and principles of teaching biblical truthRequired Text BookChrist Center Preaching by Bryan ChapellRecommended BooksBiblical Preaching by Haddon W. RobinsonIntrodcution to Biblcal Hermenutics by Walter Kaiser & Mosies Silva

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Robert Jimenez

is the Director and Founder of Paramount Bible Institute and specializes in Biblical Theology & Hermeneutics. He is also the Associate Pastor at Praise Chapel Paramount, and is currently studying at King’s Evangelical Divinity School, University of Chester

PBI seeks to foster spiritual growth through biblical, and theological discipline. PBI is not in competition with local church discipleship, nor with bible colleges but rather is here to serve the church by way of cooperation and fulfilling it’s task of teaching theology within the context of the church.

We are unique in the sense that we are here to promote, articulate and teach theology that is consistent with Praise Chapel roots, yet embraces the best of orthodoxy. We have a true appreciation for the rich theological history of the church and seek to teach along side it.

Because of this we believe that we offer an ideal place where people can learn the kind of practical theology and skills that are so necessary in the life of the church.

Robert Santiago

Is our resident New Testament Teaacher, specializing in the teachings of the Aposotle Paul. Graduate of BIOLA University

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