Instructor: Daniel Driver For students who wish to read, hear and even (to an extent) produce Hebrew, this course offers textually immersive introduction to classical Hebrew. Grammatical features like morphology, phonology, and syntax are learned inductively, through a cycle of illustrated readings drawn from Genesis. Techniques of second-language acquisition are also used to help develop …
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Summary: The course explores Judaism in terms of the intersection of Jewish and Christian faith. This course will explore Jewish origins of the Christian movement, its modern counterpart in the Modern Messianic Jewish Movement, and the context out of which both movements emerged. The course will examine the origins of rabbinic Judaism and how …
View course details “Jews, Christians and Christian-Jews: An Introduction to Judaism for Christians – Online”
Description: This live course is available asynchronously for registered students who are working during the live sessions or in a timezone that prevents them from participating in the live sessions. For more information see the Summer FAQ here. Illuminate your experience of the Old Testament by immersion in the literary contexts from which it emerged. Study Ancient …
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Description: Explore popular literature, music, television, and film that grapple with theological questions. Much of the popular art that we will focus on could be called “prophetic” in the way that it critiques the seductive, false notions of “the good life” that are often leading us away from the gospel itself. Although most of the …
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Description: This live course is available asynchronously for registered students who are working during the live sessions or in a timezone that prevents them from participating in the live sessions. For more information see the Summer FAQ here. Survey the teaching of the Apostle Paul in his letter to the Romans. Focus especially on the argument of …
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