Courses
These courses are generously sponsored by The Kress Project on the Hebrew Bible (Camille and Sandy Kress). For more about this project, click here.
With Dr. Micah Goodman
Dr. Micah Goodman provides a groundbreaking interpretation of one of the most perplexing texts in the Hebrew Bible. He shows how Job approaches the critical theological question of why bad things happen to good people and transforms how we think about the broader moral vision of the Hebrew Bible.
With Dr. Jacob Wisse
From late antiquity through the modern era, the West’s most brilliant creative minds have been inspired by the stories of the Bible. Great Jewish and Christian artists—from Michelangelo to Chagall, from the architects of ancient synagogues to the sculptors of papal tombs—regularly depicted the towering leaders, great prophets, and dramatic scenes that make up Hebrew Scripture. In Tikvah’s newest online course—which will be released on Tuesday, July 30—you’ll be able to join Yeshiva University art historian Dr. Jacob Wisse for a sweeping exploration of The Artistic Legacy of the Hebrew Bible.
With Dr. Micah Goodman
The Book of Samuel tells many of the seminal stories from ancient Israel's political history. In this course, Dr. Micah Goodman will take you on a journey through Samuel's dramatic narrative, showing how it provides answers to some of humanity's most enduring challenges and comments powerfully on the meaning of religion and sacrifice.
With Leon R. Kass
The Book of Exodus tells one of the most iconic stories in human history. In this online course, Professor Leon Kass interprets its most important episodes and shows how this enduring text can answer the most important questions of our time.
With Dr. Micah Goodman
The ideas of the Book of Deuteronomy changed the world. One of Israel's leading intellectuals delves into the theological and political lessons of Moses's final speech.
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