Pensacola Christian College

Detailed and well-organized lecture notes for New Testament Introduction (BI 205) at Pensacola Christian College, taught by Mr. Andrew Johnson. Includes study guides for each test, key terms, definitions, and clear summaries of important concepts to help students prepare efficiently for exams and fully understand the course material.

Detailed and well-organized lecture notes for Old Testament Introduction (BI 105) at Pensacola Christian College, taught by Mr. John Taylor. Includes study guides for each test, key terms, definitions, and summaries of important concepts to help you prepare efficiently for exams and grasp the course material thoroughly.

This is the complete textbook for Old Testament Introduction (BI 105) used at Pensacola Christian College, taught by Mr. John Taylor. It provides thorough coverage of the Old Testament’s historical background, themes, and key theological insights. Ideal for students seeking a comprehensive reference for study, assignments, and exam preparation.

Simple formula sheet for COP and EER problems

Short summary of the refrigeration cycle with a diagram

These notes provide an in depth class follow along with the ebooks: A Young Earth Pocket G Apemen Pocket G Astronomy Pocket G Atheism Pocket G Best Evidences Pocket G Charles Darwin Pocket G Climate Change Pocket G Compromise Pocket G Dinosaurs Pocket G Human Body Pocket G Logic & Faith Pocket G Noah's Ark Pocket G Satan & the Serpent Pocket G Six Days Pocket G Social Issues Pocket G The Bible Pocket G The Global Flood Pocket G The Tower of Babel Pocket G UF...

These lecture notes cover the material that will be on the English midterm exam.

These lecture notes cover a 16 week course. This class met 4 times a week. The lecture notes are not in consecutive order to the book, but based off the professors way of teaching.

These lecture notes cover the full first half of a two semester chemistry class.

These notes cover all lectures that were taught in 16 weeks. This class met twice a week. Almost every book from the Old Testament was taught. The only ones not in the document are the ones we did not go over in class.