Embassy Life Bible Institute (ELBI) is a Christ-centered theological institute dedicated to recovering the Hebraic context of the faith through disciplined scholarship and rigorous biblical training. ELBI equips leaders, scholars, and believers to interpret Scripture within its historical, linguistic, and cultural framework while pursuing academic excellence and spiritual maturity. Through theological education rooted in biblical truth, ELBI seeks to prepare students for effective Kingdom leadership, ministry, and lifelong study of the Scriptures.
CERTIFICATE IN THEOLOGY & SCRIPTURAL STUDIES
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SCR 102 – Overview of New Covenant Scripture​
A foundational survey of the New Covenant Scriptures examining the Gospels, Acts, Apostolic writings, and Revelation within their first-century Jewish, historical, theological, and cultural contexts. Emphasis is placed on the life and teachings of Yeshua, Kingdom theology, covenant fulfillment, the development of the early ecclesia, and the continuity of Scripture.
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THEO 102 - Introduction to Systematic Theology
An introductory study of systematic theology examining the major doctrines of the Christian faith within a biblical, historical, and theological framework. Students will explore foundational doctrines including Theology Proper, Bibliology, Christology, Pneumatology, Soteriology, Ecclesiology, and Eschatology while developing an organized and coherent understanding of theology and doctrinal interpretation.
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LANG 101 – Foundations of Biblical Hebrew and Greek
An introductory study of the foundational elements of Biblical Hebrew and Greek designed to develop basic language awareness, vocabulary, grammar recognition, and introductory translation skills. Emphasis is placed on the importance of original-language study for responsible exegesis, contextual interpretation, and deeper engagement with Scripture.
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HIS 101 - Introduction to Second Temple Jewish History, the Hellenistic Period, and Ancient Near Eastern Context
An introductory study of the foundational elements of Biblical Hebrew and Greek designed to develop basic language awareness, vocabulary, grammar recognition, and introductory translation skills. Emphasis is placed on the importance of original-language study for responsible exegesis, contextual interpretation, and deeper engagement with Scripture.
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THEO 103
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MIN 101 - Spiritual Formation, Hermeneutics, and Kingdom Leadership
An introductory ministry formation course examining spiritual disciplines, prayer, hermeneutical principles, discipleship, leadership ethics, and Kingdom-centered leadership within a biblical and theological framework. Emphasis is placed on spiritual growth, responsible scriptural interpretation, character development, and practical ministry application.
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CAP CTSS - Capstone in Theology and Scriptural Studies
A final integrative course designed to demonstrate the student’s ability to apply theological research, scriptural interpretation, scholarly writing, and ministry communication developed throughout the certificate program. Students will complete a culminating project that reflects academic growth, contextual understanding, spiritual formation, and practical ministry application.
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More classes to come in the near future.
Ministry Enrichment Courses
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MES - The Ministry of Worship and Worship Leadership
4-Hour Ministry Enrichment Seminar
A ministry enrichment seminar examining the biblical foundations of worship and the spiritual responsibilities of worship leadership within the body of Messiah. Emphasis is placed on worship as reverence, devotion, and service directed toward Yahweh rather than performance or self-focus while exploring the character, humility, leadership, and spiritual maturity necessary for effective worship ministry.