Judahite Religion in Light of Hebrew Ostraca Posted on 26 July 2021 by Michael Langlois André Lemaire and I just published a study on Judahite religion in light of Hebrew ostraca from the Jeselsohn Collection.... Read More
New York Times: On the Shapira Deuteronomy Posted on 14 March 202113 April 2021 by Michael Langlois The New York Times interviewed me about the famous fragments presented by Shapira as the earliest manuscripts of the Bible.... Read More
The Language Barrier Posted on 9 February 202113 February 2021 by Michael Langlois Here is the editorial I published in Réforme on 2 February.... Read More
What Does Yhwh Mean? In Reformation Magazine Posted on 17 November 202017 November 2020 by Michael Langlois Reformation Magazine writes on the tetragrammaton Yhwh, which is a divine name in the Hebrew Bible.... Read More
Elgvin Conference in Oslo, 10-11 March 2020 Posted on 10 March 202010 March 2020 by Michael Langlois I am in Oslo for a conference honouring Torleif Elgvin on the occasion of his retirement.... Read More
Maimonides Seminar in Tel Aviv on 3 Dec 2019 Posted on 29 November 2019 by Michael Langlois The recipients of a Maimonides grant will present their projects in Tel Aviv on 3 December 2019.... Read More
The Birth of Greek Bible and Christianity, 13 Sept 2019 in Jerusalem Posted on 26 August 201926 August 2019 by Michael Langlois I am invited by the Caspari Center to lecture on the birth of the Greek Bible and Christianity.... Read More
Semitica 61 Posted on 6 July 20196 July 2019 by Michael Langlois Semitica 61 is out! 🙂... Read More
North Atlantic Conference on Afroasiatic Linguistics, Paris, 24-26 June 2019 Posted on 24 June 201925 June 2019 by Michael Langlois The 47th Annual Meeting of the North Atlantic Conference on Afroasiatic Linguistics (NACAL 47) takes place in Paris on 24-26 June 2019.... Read More
Remote Origins, 22 June 2019 in Paris Posted on 22 June 201922 June 2019 by Michael Langlois The Protestant Institute of Theology in Paris hosts a conference on “Remote Origins” in the Biblical, Mesopotamian and Caucasian worlds.... Read More