Biblical scholars often use source criticism as a tool to explain the Torah’s duplications, literary discontinuities, and contradictions. In this class, we’ll explore how scholars and rabbis explain the Torah’s literary incoherence, and then we’ll become source critics as we read the Torah. This learning experience will allow you to develop a deeper understanding of Judaism, Jewish history, and the Torah’s wisdom. Taught by Will Brown.

This class is for Beth Meyer congregants only.

About Will Brown
William is a University of Chicago Divinity School graduate who specializes in religious, biblical, and ancient Near Eastern studies. Outside of his primary work as a technical editor for a local engineering consulting company, William contributes to the fields of biblical and religious studies as an editor, author, and researcher. Outside of scholarship and teaching, he walks his dog, spends time with his wife, and cooks delicious food.