Survey of Old Testament Torah
$335.00
About this Course
The online course, tilted "Ancient Texts, Living Traditions: An Introduction to the Torah," explores cultural and theological concepts presented in the first four books of the Bible (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, and Numbers). Students delve into topics such as patriarchy, matriarchy, tribalism, priesthood, covenant, sacrifice, worship, and law, while also analyzing the stories of ancient ancestors. The course aims to equip students with tools to understand these ancient texts and connect them to contemporary Christian traditions, particularly in liturgical life.
The course structure involves pre-class readings followed by interactive sessions where students discuss their thoughts, ask questions, and compare translations. The teacher facilitates these discussions, clarifies cultural differences, and delivers small lectures, but encourages students to independently examine the stories. The class is divided into five units, each focusing on a different theme, with the final unit cycling back to the beginning of Genesis.
The course structure involves pre-class readings followed by interactive sessions where students discuss their thoughts, ask questions, and compare translations. The teacher facilitates these discussions, clarifies cultural differences, and delivers small lectures, but encourages students to independently examine the stories. The class is divided into five units, each focusing on a different theme, with the final unit cycling back to the beginning of Genesis.
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