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Lecturer(s)
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Mackerle Adam, doc. ThLic. Th.D.
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Course content
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The selected OT texts represent the most known and most important texts of the Old Testament. The list can be altered if needed. 1) Gen 1-11 2) Gen 12-22 3) Ex 1-15 4) Ex 19-34 5) 1Sam 16-17.2Sam 1-12; Ps 23.32.51.139.144 6) 1Kings 1-12 7) 1Kings 17 - 2Kings 8 (Eliah and Elisha) 8) Esther 9) Amos 10) Job 11) The Song of Songs
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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Work with text (with textbook, with book)
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Learning outcomes
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The aim of the course is manyfold: - to make acquainted the students with basic OT texts and to read them - to learn how to read a (religious) text - to explain their message and importance for Christians - to be aware of the significance of the texts for European culture - to discuss the stimulation, which OT can offer to its reader
Student deepens his/her knowledge of Bible and meets the principal texts of OT.
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Prerequisites
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Is very good to have basic information about the Bible and its content. It is raccomanded to frequent the Course "Bible" (BIB or BBL)
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Assessment methods and criteria
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Interview, Test
In order to get the pass, the student must: - read the selected texts throughout the semestr; the list of texts is to be found in Moodle; - answer the questions attached (in Moodle) to each text. The student uploads his/her answers to Moodle. If the student does not answer all questions, (s)he cannot get the pass. - the final exam has form of a dialog that departs from the answers the student has uploaded, and concentrates on student's understanding of the texts and on his/her work with the text.
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Recommended literature
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