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Student Learning Outcomes for Biblical Studies in the Liberal Arts
, 2012What is the role of biblical studies in a liberal arts curriculum? At the 2009 North American Society of Biblical Literature conference, a panel of seven Bible scholars provided brief analyses and arguments about the appropriate goals of teaching ...
Jane S. Webster +6 more
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23. The Many Uses of Intertextuality in Biblical Studies: Actual and Potential
, 2012This chapter starts with a look back at Michael Fishbane as a way of opening a question about how far analogies between interpretive modes really hold.
D. M. Carr
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Etymological Studies in Biblical Hebrew
Vetus Testamentum, 1952primarily on account of the change of person in the last word. Hence no doubt the Septuagint, Peshitta, and Targum Onkelos felt constrained to read nbt on a par with the second person of the first verb. Jewish tradition, adhering to the Masoretic text, is compelled to resort to a desperate remedy, namely breaking up the brief clause into two ...
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The Biblical World, 1910
It is a common though mistaken idea that the study of the Bible is narrow-a conception due partly to the narrowness of many religious people who are inevitably considered representative of the Book; partly also to the narrow view of biblical study prevalent in most churches and Sunday schools.
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It is a common though mistaken idea that the study of the Bible is narrow-a conception due partly to the narrowness of many religious people who are inevitably considered representative of the Book; partly also to the narrow view of biblical study prevalent in most churches and Sunday schools.
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Teaching Biblical Studies Online
, 2011In this edited transcript of a panel at the Society of Biblical Literature (November 23, 2009, Boston, Massachusetts), five Bible scholars give brief presentations on various challenges and opportunities encountered when teaching academic biblical ...
S. Delamarter +4 more
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The Expository Times, 2008
Poland has a rich history of translating and commenting on the Bible (five full translations in the sixteenth century; seven in the last fifty years). During the twentieth century Polish academic life was being restored. It has promoted the theological studies as well.
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Poland has a rich history of translating and commenting on the Bible (five full translations in the sixteenth century; seven in the last fifty years). During the twentieth century Polish academic life was being restored. It has promoted the theological studies as well.
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A Manifesto for Biblical Studies
2016For too long has the Bible been colonized, dominated and (ab)used by church and state, especially the religious and political right. The recent quickening of such (ab)use, from Washington to Baghdad, is but the latest chapter in a much longer history.
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Biblical Studies in the Rising Asia: An Asian Perspective on the Future of the Biblical Past
, 2011This essay probes at the potential future development of the discipline of Biblical Studies from an Asian perspective, within the given context of a ”rising Asia.” It will first provide a brief focus on the socioeconomic, political, religious, ethnicity ...
P. Chia
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