Assumption

Old Testament Survey... Old Testament Survey... What kind of impression does that give you as a subject? Well, yes, you answer is what I felt. Anticipating a boring lecture which I will be struggling to keep my eyes opened, I dragged my feet to the class. As I opened the door, Pas. Wendy had already begun her class. I sat down and sighed. "It begins now", I thought. I took a sip of my coffee and started listening to her. Surprisingly, I enjoyed the class! No, I did not feel sleepy now did I feel that it was boring! The class was kinda draggy at the beginning but after a while, it caught my attention and I didn't feel like sleeping anymore! Looking forward to tomorrow's class.. Haha!

Anyways, for someone who doesn't like reading, I've officially been thrown into the torture chamber. LOTS of reading to do... Let me see:

Christian Theology by Erickson : approx 624 pages.
A Survey of the New Testament by Robert Gundry : 528 pages
Encountering the Old Testament by Arnold & Beyer: 476 pages
God, Revelation & Man Collateral Reading : 200 pages
Entire Bible : 1252 pages

Total : 3080 pages Deadline : 30 March 2009!!

that would mean averagely 88 pages a day!! Man, I'm gonna have problem. And I HAVE to read because reading alone has marks!! (p/s: this does not include assignments, exams and research papers) God help me!!