OT 1107

Old Testament Speaks Today

Berkeley School of Theology · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course will provide a basic introduction to the study and message of the Old Testament. The successful student will have 1) acquired a socio-cultural and theological overview of the Hebrew Bible with foci on basic content, critical issues, and exegetical and hermeneutical methodologies; as well as 2) developed a self-awareness concerning their/her/his own social location and its relationship to the reading, thinking, and doing of biblical, historical, and theological work; as well as 3) applied methods, theologies, and interpretations to contemporary social justice concerns. This course is for masters-level students. This course will be hybrid format.

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Class #BST-2026FA-OT-1107Fall 2026UGRD3 credits
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Th · 5:10 – 8:00 PM
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Fall 2026
Location
Concurrent Hybrid
Instructor
Sias
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