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Une traduction peu commode en 1 Rois 19,13

Posted on 25 September 201221 November 2020 by Michael Langlois
La traduction littérale de cette phrase est : “Qu’‹est› à toi ici, Élie ?” Le verbe “être” est inutile en hébreu, et la préposition lamed indique la possession. En fran... Read More
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Existe-t-il des preuves historiques de l’existence de Jésus ?

Posted on 19 September 201221 November 2020 by Michael Langlois
Non, il n’existe pas de preuve historique directe et formelle de l’existence de Jésus : la mention longue chez Flavius Josèphe (historien juif de la fin du 1er siècle) pourrait être un... Read More

Through the Bible

Posted on 18 September 20129 July 2013 by Michael Langlois
If you want to read and understand the Bible, come to Strasbourg next Thursday at 12:30: we will go on a journey through the Bible! Every week throughout the academic year, I invite you for a lecture ... Read More
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Pourquoi le livre d’Hénoch a-t-il été écarté ?

Posted on 15 September 201221 November 2020 by Michael Langlois
Le livre d’Hénoch fait partie du canon biblique éthiopien, mais il a en effet été exclu des autres Bibles, et j’en parle brièvement dans un article à paraître dans le magazine ̶... Read More

Saga Semitica, Episode 5

Posted on 15 September 201215 September 2012 by Michael Langlois
Saga Semitica’s fifth episode is out, featuring Joseph, master of dreams and of Egypt! Enjoy! 😉 Saga semitica, épisode 5, in Pharm’aviv 131, juin 2012, p. 17-19.  ... Read More

From First Year to Last Year at Unistra

Posted on 12 September 201212 September 2012 by Michael Langlois
Whether you’re a first year undergaduate or a second year graduate student, I will be pleased to see you at the University of Strasbourg this semester: initiation to biblical Hebrew on the one h... Read More

Symposium in Strasbourg: Biblical Lexicography, Hebrew & Greek

Posted on 5 September 20125 September 2012 by Michael Langlois
The University of Strasbourg hosts a symposium on Biblical Lexicography, September 9-12, 2012. Topics such as semantics, exegesis and translation will be addressed, dealing with both Hebrew and Greek ... Read More
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Bible et archéologie, inerrance et autorité des Écritures

Posted on 1 September 201221 November 2020 by Michael Langlois
Les livres que tu as lus sont intéressants, et je connais personnellement Finkelstein, Liverani et Ska. On leur a néanmoins reproché de ne pas être toujours très prudents et de ne pas distinguer ... Read More

Two Days to Get Back into Biblical Hebrew

Posted on 1 September 20121 September 2012 by Michael Langlois
Are you a little bit rusty after the summer? Do you feel like you need to get back into the Hebrew Bible? I invite you to Strasbourg for two intensive days, September 5–6, 2012, from 9 AM to 5 PM. W... Read More

Learn to Read Hebrew in One Day: September 7, 2012

Posted on 28 August 201228 August 2012 by Michael Langlois
Do you want to learn to read Hebrew in one day? Come to Strasbourg Friday, September 7, 2012 from 9:00 to 12:00 and 14:00 to 17:00! 😉... Read More

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News

  • Comment s’appelait vraiment Jésus ?
    Aug 1, 2026
  • Were Jesus and the Gospels influenced by the Dead Sea Scrolls? Interview Dossier Biblique
    Jul 23, 2026
  • The Essenes and the New Testament: Interview for Yehi-Or Institute
    Jul 17, 2026
  • Un nouveau schisme dans l’Église catholique
    Jul 8, 2026
  • Interview Regards Protestants: Should we pray Our Father in Aramaic to get closer to Jesus?
    Jul 7, 2026

Events

  • CLE • Peut-on dire que la Bible est la Parole de Dieu ? • 10 September 2025  20h00 - 21h30
  • Arcachon • La naissances des textes fondateurs • 30 September 2025  20h00 - 21h30
  • RAF • La fabuleuse histoire de la Bible • 29 October 2025  22h00 - 23h30
  • DBD • Ancien Testament, Qumrân et transmission des textes bibliques • 14 May 2026  20h00 - 22h00
  • Dossier Biblique • Et si ce passage de la Bible n’était qu’un ajout ? • 7 June 2026  19h00 - 20h00
  • Yehi-Or • Les esséniens et le Nouveau Testament • 18 July 2026  14h00 - 15h00
  • Arte • Les faussaires de la Bible • 11 August 2026  21h00 - 23h00

Questions

  • Comment s’appelait vraiment Jésus ?
  • Un nouveau schisme dans l’Église catholique
  • On a découvert de nouvelles pages du Nouveau Testament
  • Qui est hérétique ? Arianisme, cathares, vaudois ?
  • Quelle est la Bible la plus complète ?

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