Philology
The Dead Sea Scrolls Revealed on RCF Berry Radio
François Ballarin, who hosts “The News Forum” on RCF Berry Radio, invites you to relive the highlights of my conference on the Dead Sea Scrolls at the Museum of Natural History in Bourges on Marc... Read More
Hebrew Through the Dead Sea Scrolls
If you want to learn how to read Hebrew manuscripts without vowels, I offer you a new course in Paris this semester! We will read together the two most famous Dead Sea scrolls: the Great Isaiah Scroll... Read More
Textual Criticism of the Hebrew Bible 2013 in Paris
Are there differences between the oldest manuscripts of the Bible? Why? How do they impact our understanding of the biblical text? These questions are the object of Textual Criticism of the Hebrew Bib... Read More
Epigraphic Mission to Norway
Did you know that there are unpublished Dead Sea Scrolls in Norway? I have been invited by the University of Agder, in Kristiansand to come January 13–18, 2013 and work on these extraordinary Hebrew... Read More
The Apocrypha in World of Religions Magazine
The latest issue of World of Religions Magazine is devoted to Jewish and Christian apocryphal literature. Editor-in-Chief Florence Quentin asked me to write three papers on this topic, including the i... Read More
SBL 2012 Annual Meeting
While in Chicago, I am attending the SBL (Society of Biblical Literature) 2012 Annual Meeting, which takes place on November 17-20. This conference gathers theologians and Bible scholars from all over... Read More
Remodeling the Bible, in The World of the Bible Magazine
The latest issue of The World of the Bible Magazine invites us to an Investigation on the Birth of the Bible. I wrote a paper on “Remodeling the Bible”.... Read More
From First Year to Last Year at Unistra
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