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The document outlines a biblical program of study including theology, ecclesiology, and anthropology. Theology is defined as the study of God and includes doctrine and faith. Ecclesiology involves the study of the church, including its manner of life, purpose, and charity. Anthropology covers the study of man and topics like longsuffering, patience, and dealing with persecutions and afflictions. The overall program provides a well-rounded approach to studying the bible through examining God, the church, and humanity.
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