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The Ideal Bible Course
T.H.B.I. Bible Courses

Dr. Timothy Hoflund - January, 2010

The ideal Bible course should meet at least these specifications:

It must be Biblically true, doctrinally sound, spiritually rich, very understandable, and useful in your daily life.
It should be inexpensive, affordable, and within the reach of most everyone.
It should not be too time consuming, too much of an inconvenience upon one’s busy schedule, and free from boring “busy work” requiring unnecessary toil and hassle.

The Holy Bible should be the Supreme Text Book of every Bible School and the steadfast criteria for judging all doctrines, practice, and experience.

Therefore, The True Hope Bible Institute has put meticulous care into its courses to make sure every statement lines up with the Word of God. Each course is a well-organized body of knowledge about God, man, the Christian life, and the ministry. They are spiritually inspiring and academically excellent, yet simply expressed and readable.

The T.H.B.I. Plan of Study

Each course is divided into several separate books, which are subdivided into carefully arranged subtitles. There are questions at the end of each section to be answered while it is fresh on your mind, before going on to the next section.

Each book has about 150 True or False and Multiple Choice questions, which are designed to stimulate your thinking and provoke analytical reasoning.

The courses are very user-friendly. All you have to do is:

Read accurately,
Fill in the blanks
Think clearly and
Make little marks.

Then you mail back only the ANSWER SHEETS for grading, which is returned to you.

You keep your 8 ½” X 11” books and are usable as a ready-made resource library of devotional guides, topical handbooks of important doctrines, and a helpful source of sermon notes.

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