Dates: Wednesdays, 1/30-3/6 @ 7:00-8:50pm
Cost: Love offering
SEE Credit Available for class SCS 100
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The Hebrew Scriptures (known as the “Old Testament” in the Christian world) are at the root of three major world religions—Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Hebrew Scriptures are a collection of fascinating and sometimes confusing stories, poetry, wisdom sayings, and inspired visions. While some stories in Hebrew Scriptures are little known outside scholarly circles, others have become commonplace in conversion, e.g. “David vs. Goliath.” Students will explore the history and development of Hebrew Scriptures, thereby acquiring a solid foundation for continuing study and exploration.

Required Text/Readings available in the bookstore: Reading the Bible Again for the First Time, by Marcus Borg, The Bible - in one of the following translations. (The NRSV: New Revised Standard Version; or the NET: New English Translation)

Dates: Wednesdays, 1/30-3/6 @ 7:00-8:50pm
Cost: Love offering
SEE Credit Available for class SCS 100
Register Today!

The Hebrew Scriptures (known as the “Old Testament” in the Christian world) are at the root of three major world religions—Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Hebrew Scriptures are a collection of fascinating and sometimes confusing stories, poetry, wisdom sayings, and inspired visions. While some stories in Hebrew Scriptures are little known outside scholarly circles, others have become commonplace in conversion, e.g. “David vs. Goliath.” Students will explore the history and development of Hebrew Scriptures, thereby acquiring a solid foundation for continuing study and exploration.

Required Text/Readings available in the bookstore: Reading the Bible Again for the First Time, by Marcus Borg, The Bible - in one of the following translations. (The NRSV: New Revised Standard Version; or the NET: New English Translation)

Dates: Wednesdays, 1/30-3/6 @ 7:00-8:50pm
Cost: Love offering
SEE Credit Available for class SCS 100
Register Today!

The Hebrew Scriptures (known as the “Old Testament” in the Christian world) are at the root of three major world religions—Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Hebrew Scriptures are a collection of fascinating and sometimes confusing stories, poetry, wisdom sayings, and inspired visions. While some stories in Hebrew Scriptures are little known outside scholarly circles, others have become commonplace in conversion, e.g. “David vs. Goliath.” Students will explore the history and development of Hebrew Scriptures, thereby acquiring a solid foundation for continuing study and exploration.

Required Text/Readings available in the bookstore: Reading the Bible Again for the First Time, by Marcus Borg, The Bible - in one of the following translations. (The NRSV: New Revised Standard Version; or the NET: New English Translation)

Dates: Wednesdays, 1/30-3/6 @ 7:00-8:50pm
Cost: Love offering
SEE Credit Available for class SCS 100
Register Today!

The Hebrew Scriptures (known as the “Old Testament” in the Christian world) are at the root of three major world religions—Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Hebrew Scriptures are a collection of fascinating and sometimes confusing stories, poetry, wisdom sayings, and inspired visions. While some stories in Hebrew Scriptures are little known outside scholarly circles, others have become commonplace in conversion, e.g. “David vs. Goliath.” Students will explore the history and development of Hebrew Scriptures, thereby acquiring a solid foundation for continuing study and exploration.

Required Text/Readings available in the bookstore: Reading the Bible Again for the First Time, by Marcus Borg, The Bible - in one of the following translations. (The NRSV: New Revised Standard Version; or the NET: New English Translation)