Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations Hebrew Bible/Old Testament - Harvard University

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Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations Hebrew Bible/Old Testament from Harvard University is a Campus Master Area Studies degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. The program of study in the Hebrew Bible is itself subdivided into different specializations, in recognition of the fact that students generally wish to define their interest in Bible in terms of various related disciplines and fields. Students are thus asked to choose among the following paths of specialization: Bible and the History of Israel (concentrating in either the preexilic or postexilic periods); Bible and Archaeology; Bible and Semitic Philology; Bible and Theology/History of Exegesis (concentrating in either theology or the history of exegesis). While each of these specializations offers its own options, all require a common core of 13 half-year courses, insuring that all graduates will share a basic grounding in biblical Hebrew and related languages, the background and methods of modern biblical scholarship, and in the history of biblical Israel in its ancient Near Eastern context. View more details on Harvard University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Area Studies courses.

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