Analyzes the cyclical narrative of sin, punishment, and deliverance, reflecting a period of political fragmentation. Explores the sociological context of tribal henotheism and the rise of charismatic, local leadership (Judges).
Senior Lecturer in Biblical Studies
Analyzes the cyclical narrative of sin, punishment, and deliverance, reflecting a period of political fragmentation. Explores the sociological context of tribal henotheism and the rise of charismatic, local leadership (Judges).
Students of biblical history and literature
None required
Ability to analyze cyclical patterns and social context in biblical narratives
Duration : 1 Days
Class Start Date : 2026-02-01
Sociological Insight : Examine how political fragmentation influenced religious narratives
Literary Analysis : Understand cyclical storytelling in Judges
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