The University of Denver’s Center for Judaic Studies and the University of Colorado, Boulder, have invited me for an international conference on 23-24 May 2018.

The organizers call this annual conference a “Decalogue”: Centering around dialogue, the Decalogue breaks open conventional presentation formats as well as traditional boundaries between scholars from a diverse range of backgrounds.

This year, the Decalogue coincides with the Denver Museum of Nature and Science’s Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit in Denver.

For more information, please contact Amy Balogh, Program Director at DU’s Center for Judaic Studies [Amy.Balogh (at) du (dot) edu].

SEE ALSO

SBL-AAR 2018 Annual Meetings, in Denver 2018 ASOR Annual Meeting, in Denver Guest Lecture on Dead Sea Scrolls Forgeries, at the University of Denver thumbnail of 2018 Kirk lectureThe Dead Sea Scrolls Hidden & Revealed? New Discoveries & Their Significance, in Denver Textual Criticism in Light of the Dead Sea Scrolls, in Toulouse Interview for Live Science: Are the Museum of the Bible’s Dead Sea Scrolls Fakes? At the Origins of the Bible, in Grenoble on Nov 23, 2017 thumbnail of Le Livre de Jérémie, 4-5 octobre 2017, ParisThe Book of Jeremiah, in Paris on Oct 4-5, 2017

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  3. J ai ecouté un documentaire sur les miracles que vous commentiez ce soir ,ceux de la nature et ceux de la science , mais celui de Dieu est irreversible et persiste jusqu au ci-gît , où l âme qui a choisi Jésus-Christ , prend son envol vers lui . La mission sur cette terre est la Foi et l Amour en se tournant à la croix , où nous avons tout ,et qui nous a ouvert le Paradis pour quiconque l accepte dans son coeur . Dieu vous bénisse .

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