The Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Here are the exam study notes for the OTL 120/121/122 module at the University of Pretoria. These notes are based on the study unit outcomes and material provided in the coursework.

This is a document containing all the questions and answers that students are expected to encounter and be able to provide in the SHT module exam. The document answers challenging questions regarding ethics in the field of Systematic Theology.

This is a summary of all the questions and answers that you need to prepare for the OTL 110, 111 and 112 semester exams. These questions cover themes 5-9 of David Carr's Introduction to the world of the Old Testament.

This is a summary of the Outcomes of Themes 1-4 in the OTL 110, 111 and 112 Module at the University of Pretoria. This summary will help with preparation for the first semester test and it will assist you in understanding the content of Themes 1-4. It will also provide a good overview of Chapters 1-4 in the book An Introduction to the World of the Old Testament written by David Carr.

This is a summary of the possible exam questions that may appear in the final exam of NTL 120/121/122.

Here is a summary which covers all the possible questions you will receive in the SHT 210/211/212 Semester test concerning Revelation, Christology and Jesus as our Great ancestor. Good luck

This document consists of all the questions and answers that students need to prepare for the NTL course exam (which is about Section B of the NTL 110, 111 and 112 courses). All questions and answers are based on the book 'The Mediterranean socio-cultural environment' by Ernest van Eck and Kobus Kok written in 2010. I am sure that this document will greatly assist you in your preparations.

Notes that have been made using the textbook and the lecture slides. These notes will equip you for a distinction!

This is a summary of Section A's questions and answers for the first semester test in SHT 110, 111, and 112. This document covers 8 important theological questions that are frequently discussed in Systematic Theology and logical answers according to well-known theologians (like Thomas Aquinas) have been provided as a response to these questions.