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The Construction of a Conquest Account in the Book of Joshua

Posted on 14 September 2009 by Michael Langlois
Beginning today and for six weeks, I am teaching a course in Biblical Sciences for second-year Unistra Master’s students. The theme is the Construction of a Conquest Account in the Book of Joshu... Read More

Intensive Biblical Hebrew Session at Unistra

Posted on 7 September 20097 September 2009 by Michael Langlois
To start the academic year right, I will teach an intensive Biblical Hebrew session at Unistra. This course will take place on Thursday and Friday, September 10-11, 2009, from 09:00 to 12:00 and 14:00... Read More

Tenured Associate Professor at the University of Strasbourg

Posted on 31 August 200912 October 2016 by Michael Langlois
As of September 1, 2009, I am now tenured Associate Professor at the University of Strasbourg. This prestigious university is the largest in France, and the only one to include a Faculty of Theology.... Read More

“Religions & Histoire” Article on the Qumran Library

Posted on 24 August 200924 August 2009 by Michael Langlois
“Religions & Histoire” magazine talks about our Qumran Library project, whose first volume was published a few months ago. According to the author, Philippe de Beauvillé, “this ... Read More

SBL 2009 International Meeting

Posted on 29 June 2009 by Michael Langlois
I will be attending the Society of Biblical Literature (SBL) 2009 international meeting, which is taking place in Rome on June 30 – July 4. The program is available here.... Read More

Enochic Literature in Lausanne

Posted on 8 June 20098 June 2009 by Michael Langlois
As part of the training program for doctoral students and researchers in Hebrew Bible (“Old Testament”) from the Universities of Geneva, Lausanne, and Neuchâtel, I have been invited to gi... Read More

The Hebrew Bible and the Dead Sea Scrolls at King’s College London

Posted on 13 May 200913 May 2009 by Michael Langlois
I will attend the Hebrew Bible and Dead Sea Scrolls One Day Conference at King’s College London on Thursday, May 14, 2009. Here is the program, including my paper on the Fallen Angels’ Nam... Read More

The Young Hero: Conference at the College of France

Posted on 9 March 20099 March 2009 by Michael Langlois
The Young Hero. Research on the formation and diffusion of a literary theme in the Ancient Near East. April 6–7, 2009 This interdisciplinary conference, organized by the Chairs of Assyriology and Bi... Read More

“Le Monde de la Bible” Article on the Qumran Library

Posted on 8 March 200917 June 2012 by Michael Langlois
The Dead Sea Scrolls are on the front page of monthly magazine Le Monde de la Bible, with a special paper on our Qumran Library Project.... Read More

“Biblia” Article on the Qumran Library

Posted on 23 February 200925 February 2009 by Michael Langlois
Monthly magazine Biblia, in its January 2009 issue, also presents our Qumran Library Project.... 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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