The following texts are required or recommended reading for Institute courses. Students should obtain them before instruction begins.
Harold Camping’s 1986 work setting forth the foundational rules of biblical interpretation: that the Bible is its own interpreter, that its meaning is disclosed by comparing Scripture with Scripture, and that no human method can unlock what God alone illuminates. The primary text for ITJS-101.
A companion text for ITJS-102, treating the second chapter of Genesis and the spiritual significance embedded within the account of the Garden.
A sequential course in the first principles of the Word, recorded by Dr. Hendrick Van Dyke and provided here as text.
