Reading Hebrew Narrative

Reading Hebrew Narrative
OLDT 0651 1P

Seminary Spring & Summer School

Course Overview

Narrative is a primary literary genre within the Hebrew Bible. This course will examine the creativity, artistry, and literary features characteristic of Hebrew narrative using texts like the book of Ruth and the Joseph story as case studies. Students will gain an understanding of how theology is communicated through the content and composition of Hebrew narrative and an appreciation of the relevance of narrative to contemporary Christian life and teaching/ preaching ministry. Knowledge of Biblical Hebrew is beneficial but not essential. 

Prerequisite: BIBL 0501. Recommended: OLDT 0511.

This in-person course will be held from Monday to Friday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM. 

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Dr. Peter Chu

Adjunct Professor of Biblical Studies

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