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Since SP relies on recurring symbols, word patterns, narrative arcs, and theological movements that can often be observed in translation (once you know what to look for), we can structure a 3-course undergraduate series to give a rich and practical foundation. Here's a suggested breakdown:


🧾 Proposed Undergraduate Track for Sensus Plenior (No Hebrew Required)[edit | edit source]

πŸŽ“ Course 1: Introduction to Sensus Plenior Hermeneutics [edit | edit source]

Focus: Foundations β€” the living voice, symbolic reading, narrative patterns

  • Learn symbolic structure of Scripture
  • Recognize letter-based meanings through guided teaching
  • Trace the cross and the bride in story, symbol, and structure
  • Apply SP without decoding full Hebrew text

➑️ Outcome: Student can identify and trace symbolic patterns across the Bible and recognize the Christ-centered narrative.


πŸŽ“ Course 2: Applied Symbolic Reading [edit | edit source]

Focus: Symbol families, numbers, spiritual themes, repeated narrative arcs

Emphasis: Deepen interpretive skill across genres β€” Torah, poetry, Gospels, epistles

  • Expand symbol families: fire, seed, mountain, tree, shepherd, garments, etc TBD.
  • Train in thematic clusters and literary mirroring
  • Analyze story arc of the cross: before, during, after.
  • Use Genesis β†’ Revelation connections as practice grounds

➑️ Outcome: Student can confidently interpret select scriptures through the lens of recurring cross-symbols and spiritual structure without Hebrew.


πŸŽ“ Course 3: Narrative Theology and the Bride [edit | edit source]

Focus: Theological structure of the bride and Christ in every page

Emphasis: Typology, transformation, identity, and spiritual formation

  • Study the how Christ obtains his bride through the cross.
  • Focus on the shadows of Christ and how they reveal the bride.
  • Examine typology of men, women, vessels, animals, and garments
  • Reflective and personal: SP as a tool for formation, not just knowledge

➑️ Outcome: Student interprets Scripture as a relational, covenantal story β€” hearing God speak directly to the bride through every layer of the Word.


βœ… Summary[edit | edit source]

  • Three courses are sufficient for a complete undergraduate grasp of SP without requiring Hebrew.
  • Hebrew insight is provided through guided instruction (e.g., gates, formations, letter meaning) but not expected as a language skill.
  • This track develops readers into listeners β€” who hear Christ in all Scripture through revealed pattern. ----