Curriculum plan

Undergrad courses

Course 1: Introduction to Sensus Plenior Hermeneutics

Introduction to Sensus Plenior

Chapter 1: Introduction to Sensus Plenior: What It Is and Why It Matters‎‎

Chapter 2: The Voice of God in Scripture: Hearing Propositional, Verifiable Revelation

Chapter 3: Structure and Meaning in Hebrew – Overview of Letter Symbolism

Chapter 4: Hebrew Alphabet Part I (א–י): Creation to the new creation

Chapter 5: Hebrew Alphabet Part II (כ–צ): Teaching to exchanging narrative arc

Chapter 6: Hebrew Alphabet Part III (ק–ץ): Resurrection, fulfillment, and final conditions

Chapter 7: Two-Letter Gates: Understanding Symbolic Pairings and Direction

Chapter 8: Word Formations: Ab-c, A-bc, and internal gate constructions

Chapter 9: Introduction to Symbol Families: Hand/Work, Water/Word, Bride Types

Chapter 10: Cross-Symbols in Genesis: Coverings, Thorns, Sacrifice

Chapter 11: Cain, Abel and Seth: Third? Narrative of the Cross

Chapter 12: Names as Prophecy: Er, Tamar, Enoch, Noah

Chapter 13: Numbers and Patterns: Symbolic use of 3, 7, 40, and genealogical structure

Chapter 14: Directional Reading and the Flesh/Spirit Dynamic (Left vs. Right)

Chapter 15: Hebraic vs. Greek Thought: Narrative vs. Abstract Interpretation

Chapter 16: Midterm Review & Essay Workshop (Symbolic Word Analysis)

Chapter 17: Applying SP to New Testament Fulfillment (Cross in Gospels)

Chapter 18: From Individual Symbols to Narrative Cohesion (The Cross in Story)

Chapter 19: Final Project Workshop: Tracing the Cross in Three Narratives

Chapter 20: Presentations, Course Review, and Closing Reflections

Course 2: Applied Symbolic Reading

Chapter 1: Symbol vs Allegory vs Mystery

Chapter 2: Role of recurring symbols in SP

Chapter 3: Related forms (dew, mist, sea, smoke, flame, cloud)

Chapter 4: Cross-symbols in physical elements

Chapter 5: Growth, testing, elevation, judgment from above

Chapter 6: 3, 7, 10, 12, 40, 70 — symbolic uses and fulfillment

Chapter 7: East/West, Inside/Outside, Exile/Return

Chapter 8: Temple, Garden, Wilderness

Chapter 9:Narrative structure as revelation

Chapter 10: “Inverted” stories and typological echoes

Chapter 11: Symbolism in poetic structure

Chapter 12: Psalm 22, 23, 24 as Gospel arc

Chapter 13: Hidden cross-symbols in legal and covenantal texts

Chapter 14:Fulfillment through symbol — not just citation

Course 3: Narrative Theology and the Bride

Chapter 1: Bride types: Eve, Tamar, Leah, Rachel, Ruth, Gomer

Chapter 2: Why she must die

Chapter 3: Her exposure, shame, and need for covering

Chapter 4: The Groom dies for the bride (Abel, Isaac, Boaz)

Chapter 5: Cross as wedding altar

Chapter 6: Israel and the Church

Chapter 7: Redeemed identities through Christ

Chapter 8: Garments, veils, and righteousness

Chapter 9: Revelation 19 and Zechariah 3

Chapter 10: Desire, unity, absence, restoration

Chapter 11: The inner longing for Christ

Chapter 12: Women at the tomb, anointing stories, healing of issue of blood

Chapter 13: Ephesians 5, Romans 7, 1 Corinthians 11

Chapter 14: The New Jerusalem as the Bride

Chapter 15: Babylon vs. Jerusalem

Graduate curriculum

Course 1 (MDiv): Introduction to Sensus Plenior Hermeneutics

Course 2 (MDiv): Patterns, Symbols, and the Voice of God

Course 3 (PhD): Advanced Word Formations and Structural Prophecy

Course 4 (PhD): Sensus Plenior and Apostolic Method

Course 5 (PhD/MDiv Elective): Building Symbol Databases and Validation Systems

Course 6 (PhD/MDiv Elective): AI and the Sensus Plenior: Teaching Machines to Unveil Christ

Course 7 (MDiv Elective): Tools for Non-Hebrew Readers: Accessing Sensus Plenior in Translation

Course 8 (MDiv): Sensus Plenior in Evangelism and Preaching

Course 9 (PhD/MDiv): Resolving Contradictions with Sensus Plenior

Course 10 (PhD): Balaamisms and the Doctrines of the Judaizers