All Nations Biblical Study Center
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of Bible School is All Nations Biblical Study Center?
All Nations is a Biblical Study Center, offering tuition-free Bible courses to anyone desiring to further their Biblical education. Where traditional Bible Colleges have become associated primarily with the preparation of full-time pulpit ministers, All Nations operates under the umbrella of the local church and is focused upon providing quality biblical instruction to all individuals, regardless of their specific ministry calling.
Who can enroll in courses at All Nations Biblical Study Center?
Enrollment is open to everyone. There are no entrance requirements.
What are the costs?
All Study Center classes are tuition-free. Opportunities are provided throughout the semester for those who desire to contribute. A $25 student fee is suggested per student each semester to assist with operational expenses and Library resources.
What is unique about the courses?
All Nations strives to provide specialized biblical curriculum to its students. Each course is developed by the Study Center and is aimed at assisting the student better understand the historical, cultural, and linguistic backgrounds of the biblical text. The Study Center believes that this approach will allow students to more effectively apply biblical truths to their life situations. In addition, the Study Center’s Video Production Department provides extensive multi-media and video presentations to students. These special presentations are filmed on-location in Israel and other Bible Lands and are integrated into Study Center classes.
Will there be tests?
While no formalized testing or grading is administered by the Study Center, “stress-free” evaluations are available to students who would like to monitor their progress.
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online Biblical studies program
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Online Biblical Studies Program?
The Free Online Biblical Studies Program is comprised of 21 core courses and 4 general elective courses. The program is divided into the following three divisions of study: (1) Historical and cultural studies, focused on introducing students to the historical context and cultural setting of the biblical text; (2) Studies in the Hebrew Bible, aimed at introducing students to the three major divisions of the Hebrew Bible: the Torah, Prophets and Writings; and (3) New Testament studies, centered on the study of four New Testament Gospels, the Pauline Epistles, the General Epistles and the Book of Revelation.
What are the costs?
All Study Center courses are free. Donations are appreciated.
Can I take individual courses without enrolling in the Online Biblical Studies Program?
Yes. The Study Center realizes that some individuals may desire to take specific courses without enrolling in the complete OBSP. Such students are welcome to enroll in as many individual courses as they desire (limited to three courses at a time).
How long does it take to complete the Online Biblical Studies Program?
The Biblical Studies program consists of 25 courses. Online students may complete individual courses at their own pace. Therefore, the duration of the OBSP will vary with each individual. We recommend students complete one class session per week.
What are the course requirements?
Students are required to view all course videos and complete any readings associated with the course. Students must submit an online class completion form at the conclusion of each class session until all classes have been finished.
What will I receive?
A thorough biblical education at no required costs. At the completion of the program, students may receive a Certificate of Completion, suitable for framing, by submitting a $25.00 Certificate fee.
Who are the instructors?
Daniel and Michelle Ramsey are full-time instructors at All Nations Biblical Study Center. They hold Master of Arts degrees in New Testament and Early Christianity. They attended graduate school in Jerusalem, Israel, and studied at The University of the Holy Land, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the École Biblique et Archéologique Française de Jérusalem.
Are there any required textbooks?
No. In most courses, various textbooks and resources are suggested to students, but no textbooks are required.
Can I purchase courses on DVD?
Yes. Course DVDs may be purchased. These DVDs are in a higher video resolution than courses offered in the online format. Please contact the Study Center for individual pricing.
How many classes can I take at any given time?
Up to three.
Will there be tests?
While no formalized testing or grading is administered by the Study Center, “stress-free” evaluations are available to students who would like to monitor their progress.
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What are the online courses like?
All classes at All Nations Biblical Study Center are filmed and made available as online courses. This allows online students a more “in class” experience. Most courses provide detailed class outlines, notes, PowerPoint presentations and special readings.
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How long are the courses?
Courses generally consist of 10-13 class sessions. Most individual class sessions run approximately 1 hour, 15 minutes. In a few of our courses, class sessions run 30-45 minutes; these courses will have a notation in the Course Description.
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Where should I start? Is there a suggested order for completing the program?
Yes. To view the suggested click here.
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How can the courses be offered at no required costs?
All Nations is able to provide Biblical courses at no required costs to students thanks to the financial generosity of individuals who believe in the ministry of the Study Center. These individuals contribute by becoming monthly partners or by making periodic financial contributions to the Study Center. In addition, All Nations also offers course DVDs for purchase to help meet the operational expenses of the Study Center. If you would like to help the Study Center continue to provide a thorough Biblical education for people throughout the world, please visit the Partners page here.
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