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SUMMARY:The Gospel of John: An Online Bible Study with Dr. Harold Attridge
DESCRIPTION:The Gospel of John tells a distinctive story of Jesus. Its poetic prologue sets the stage with allusions to God’s act of creation and to the revelation of the Law to Moses. The evangelist claims that the Word of God\, enfleshed in Jesus\, is part of the first action and offers something that the Torah could not do. It defines that gift as “birth” from God available to all who believe. The story unfolds as a series of dramatic encounters that challenge readers to reflect on their own life giving encounters with Jesus. Richly suggestive images embellish the story which delights in irony\, all of which aims to train readers to “see” the truth to which Jesus witnesses.  The course will explore the Gospel’s narrative strategy\, probe the larger theological issues that it raises\, and reflect on the process of the  Gospel’s development and its engagement with the intellectual and cultural context of its first century audience. \nThe six sessions will occur on September 21\, 28\, October 5\, 12\, 19 and 26. After attending all six sessions\, participants will receive a certificate of completion. \nFor information on YDS Professor Dr. Harold Attridge go here. \nVideos from this event are here: The Gospel of John: An Online Bible Study
URL:https://yalebiblestudy.org/event/the-gospel-of-john-an-online-bible-study-with-dr-harold-attridge/
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SUMMARY:Paul's Letter to the Philippians with the Rev. Dr. Allen Hilton
DESCRIPTION:The addressees are being persecuted by their neighbors in ways that threaten their tight-knit fellowship. The author is incarcerated in a dark Roman prison\, surrounded by suffering and death. And yet the Letter to the Philippians is laced through with joy\, and one of its most famous verses exhorts the reader to “rejoice in the Lord always!” Its pages offer both profound early Christian theology and timeless practical encouragement. This friendly letter from the apostle Paul to a Christian community he clearly holds dear is worth reading for a whole lot of reasons\, friends! So join Dr. Allen Hilton this summer for four Wednesday evening sessions on Paul’s Epistle to the Philippians.  \nThe four sessions will occur on July 14\, July 21\, July 28\, and August 4. \nFor information on the Rev. Dr. Allen Hilton go here. \nVideos from this event are here: Paul’s Letter to the Philippians
URL:https://yalebiblestudy.org/event/pauls-letter-to-the-philippians-with-the-rev-dr-allen-hilton/
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SUMMARY:A Conversation About Easter and Passover with YDS Professor Joel Baden and Berkeley Divinity School Dean Andrew McGowan
DESCRIPTION:The spring holidays of Passover and Easter have been intertwined since the earliest periods of Christianity. Each represents the defining event of Judaism and Christianity\, respectively: the Exodus from Egypt and the resurrection of Jesus. \nYDS Professor Joel Baden and Berkeley Divinity School Dean Andrew McGowan have created a 4-week course on the biblical origins of the two holidays. We encourage you to take advantage of this free study in the weeks approaching Passover and Easter\, and then join them for this webinar. They will discuss how Easter grew out of Passover and how these observances have changed over the centuries. \nFor information on YDS Professor Dr. Joel Baden go here.\nFor information on Berkeley Divinity School Dean Andrew McGowan go here. \nVideo from the event is here: A Conversation About Easter and Passover.
URL:https://yalebiblestudy.org/event/a-conversation-about-easter-and-passover/
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SUMMARY:The Book of Genesis: An Online Bible Study with Dr. Joel S. Baden
DESCRIPTION:From the magisterial six-day creation through Adam and Eve\, the flood\, the sacrifice of Isaac\, and the Joseph story\, Genesis contains many of the most well-known and beloved passages in the whole Bible. Join Dr. Joel Baden in exploring the most popular Yale Bible Study. We’ll examine where these stories come from\, how they relate to similar traditions from Israel’s neighboring cultures\, and how they have grown over time until reaching the version we have them now. How have our modern interpretations obscured what the texts might have originally meant? This study will provide new perspectives for appreciating some of the Bible’s most famous stories. \nThe eight sessions will occur on January 18\, January 25\, February 1\, February 8\, February 15\, February 22\, March 1\, and March 8. After attending all eight sessions\, participants will receive a Certificate of Completion. \nFor information on YDS Professor Dr. Joel Baden go here. \nVideos from this event are here: The Book of Genesis: An Online Bible Study
URL:https://yalebiblestudy.org/event/the-book-of-genesis-an-online-bible-study-with-dr-joel-s-baden/
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SUMMARY:INCARNATION — Fleshing Out the Bible’s Christmas Stories; An online Yale Bible Study with the Rev. Dr. Allen Hilton
DESCRIPTION:Join the Rev. Dr. Allen Hilton four a free\, online 4-week study this Advent exploring how the Gospels approach the nativity story: \n\nNovember 30 — According to Matthew: Joseph’s Dilemma\, Magi’s Gifts\, and Herod’s Inhumanity\nDecember 7 — According to Luke: Small Child in a Big World\nDecember 14 — According to John: Word Made Flesh\nDecember 21 — Love Came Down — The YBS Christmas Episode\n\nFor information on the Rev. Dr. Allen Hilton go here. \nVideos from this event are here: INCARNATION — Fleshing Out the Bible’s Christmas Stories; An online Yale Bible Study
URL:https://yalebiblestudy.org/event/incarnation-fleshing-out-the-bibles-christmas-stories-an-online-yale-bible-study-with-the-rev-dr-allen-hilton/
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