350 The Prophetic Voice
Philosophy & Religion | Registration opens 8/4/26 9:00 AM EDT
This course considers interpretations and cultural impact of the biblical prophets. We will focus on the Books of the Prophets included in the Hebrew Bible. These texts, shared by Judaism and Christianity, are among the most influential religious books in western society.
Learn about their authorship, history, and the varied meanings Christians and Jews have found in them over time. How have different translations affected their interpretation? How are they viewed in the modern world within different denominations of Christianity and different branches of Judaism? How do the prophets in these books compare to individuals identified as prophets elsewhere in the Bible, like Moses and Abraham? What did it mean to be a prophet in biblical times? What does it mean now? Is the age of prophecy over? Come experience the poetry and power of the prophetic voice. No Hebrew required.
Dale Rosenberg
Dale Rosenberg loves to teach and learn at ORICL, and she has been doing both since moving to Oak Ridge in 2024. She is a freelance Jewish educator, with master’s degrees in Jewish studies and Jewish education. Dale teaches at synagogues, colleges, community centers, and retreat centers.