by Anne Chanski | Oct 16, 2023
An exegetical exploration of the Gospel of Mark which examines the structure of the Gospel, the main lines of the story, places and times, the relationship of the characters, the function of the questions, and what the narrator really wants to say through his story....
by Anne Chanski | Sep 29, 2023
Introduction and overview of the letter, together with exegetical study of selected portions in Greek.
by Anne Chanski | Sep 29, 2023
An overview of the theology and narrative shaping of the first gospel, using close readings of selected texts. Particular attention is paid to Matthew’s vision for discipleship, the church, and Christian life and witness.
by Anne Chanski | Sep 29, 2023
In this course we will explore the biblical and theological context of the Sabbath and its historical development throughout the Old and New Testaments as well as in Jewish and Christian practice up until today, with a view toward how Sabbath practice can inform and...
by Anne Chanski | Sep 29, 2023
Explore the book of Joshua as an entryway into the historical and theological issues surrounding Israel’s struggle to claim its God-given inheritance in the Land of Canaan. We’ll seek distinctive ways to read this book as the Church and discover ways to live into this...
