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The purpose of this FastTrax course is to give ourselves a flow of how the New Testament fits together. What might be a benefit that would result from learning this?
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The benefit for me would be learning information about the Bible that I do not know in a timely manner. I feel that I know a lot about the New Testament but I learned a lot of “little nuggets” that I did not know.
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In my 28 year of teaching, I often had the pleasure of teaching French history. I discovered that students had not one iota of understanding of any order of historical time periods. I learned that it is easier to grasp a particular fact/event if one has already acquired a mental grid of the whole before trying to understand a part.
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Learning how the New Testament fits together gives a foundation that we can build our studies from. I think that other posters have already said much but having a road map so you’re not confused as you go forward, a better understanding of when and where books were written, and a refresher course to our childhood Sunday school lessons, are a few benefits that I think of.
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If you decide to get into more detail of the New Testament, you will have a good foundation in which to build on.
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It’s good to have an overview before beginning in depth study. It also provides the theme for each of the books and the purpose which both help to understand what the author was trying to communicate
