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February 5
Starting date
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Mon, Thu, Fri @ 10:00-11:30
Day and time
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10 weeks
Duration
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On Campus
Modality
Greek II
Introductory Biblical Greek, for students who have not had an introduction to the language. In addition to covering grammatical aspects, general hermeneutical principles are examined.
Meet the instructor
David Smith
David grew up in Etobicoke, Ontario. After graduating from the University of Toronto, he went on to do a Master’s and a PhD at Dalhousie University, with a doctoral thesis on St. Augustine. He then completed a Master of Divinity degree from Wycliffe College prior to ordination.
For 16 years he ministered in Anglican churches in northern Saskatchewan, and along with his pastoral duties taught at James Settee College for Cree ordinands. David also taught theology courses--and served on the Senate--at the College of Emmanuel & St. Chad in Saskatoon, as well as teaching online courses for Wycliffe College. He subsequently ministered in Eastern Ontario, where he also taught Systematic Theology at Ryle Seminary. His chief academic interests are the theology of St. Augustine, Anglican theology, and the theology of Luke/Acts.
He and his wife Tracey have two daughters, and live in St. John’s.
For 16 years he ministered in Anglican churches in northern Saskatchewan, and along with his pastoral duties taught at James Settee College for Cree ordinands. David also taught theology courses--and served on the Senate--at the College of Emmanuel & St. Chad in Saskatoon, as well as teaching online courses for Wycliffe College. He subsequently ministered in Eastern Ontario, where he also taught Systematic Theology at Ryle Seminary. His chief academic interests are the theology of St. Augustine, Anglican theology, and the theology of Luke/Acts.
He and his wife Tracey have two daughters, and live in St. John’s.
Patrick Jones - Course author
PhD, Dalhousie
MDiv, Wycliffe College, University of Toronto
MA, Dalhousie
BA, University of Toronto
10 St. Clare Avenue, St. John's, NL A1C 5B8
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