Melkisédèk, justice, et dictionnaire d’hébreu

Posted on Sunday March 17th, 2019Saturday November 21st, 2020 by Michael Langlois

Bonsoir, (1) La forme Malkiçèdèq peut en effet être interprétée comme une forme archaïque de l’état construit, avec voyelle de liaison i, d’où une traduction “roi de justice... Read More

The History of the Hebrew Language, on À cours d’hébreu

Posted on Friday March 8th, 2019Friday March 8th, 2019 by Michael Langlois

I have been interviewed by “À cours d’hébreu” on the history of the Hebrew language.... Read More

Unexpected turns in research paths, in Helsinki on 11 March

Posted on Thursday March 7th, 2019Thursday March 7th, 2019 by Michael Langlois

The Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies organizes two round tables on the role of curiosity in human and social sciences.... Read More

The Origins of Biblical Scriptures, continued on RCF Radio, 5 March

Posted on Saturday March 2nd, 2019Thursday March 7th, 2019 by Michael Langlois

The interview on RCF Radio’s “Dialog” show will continue next Tuesday.... Read More

Did Abraham, Jacob, David… really exist? Interview on Campus Protestant

Posted on Wednesday February 27th, 2019Wednesday February 27th, 2019 by Michael Langlois

Is the existence of biblical characters confirmed by archaeology or other traditions?... Read More