Philology around
to the Bible
Biblical and Ancient Languages are the languages used in biblical texts and in the civilizations of the ancient Near East and the ancient Mediterranean world. Studying them allows for a better understanding of the historical, cultural, religious, and literary context of the Bible and other ancient documents.
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Classical (Biblical) Hebrew Advanced Level
A critical analysis course based on Jeremiah 8:8, focused on the study of textual transmission, the authority of scribes, and the editorial processes of the Hebrew Bible, examining how writing, interpretation, and power influenced the formation of sacred texts.
HISTORY AND
BIBLICAL GEOGRAPHY
Biblical History and Geography is a discipline that studies the historical events, peoples, cultures, and places mentioned in the Bible, in order to understand the real context in which the biblical texts arose.
It integrates knowledge of history, archaeology, geography, and biblical studies.
El Éxodo sin mitos
Exodus without myths can be understood as an academic and historical-critical approach to the biblical Exodus narrative, separate from dogmatic, apologetic or purely miraculous readings.
Israel: historia y leyenda
It critically explores the origins and development of Israel, analyzing the relationship between history, archaeology, biblical memory, and theological construction within the context of the Ancient Near East.
The Sea Peoples and the Philistines
The Sea Peoples and the Philistines analyzes the origin, migrations and impact of the so-called “Sea Peoples” and their relationship with the Philistines, exploring their influence on the Late Bronze Age crisis and on the political and cultural configuration of ancient Canaan.
Geografía bíblica
Biblical Geography is the discipline that studies the spaces, territories, routes, cities, regions, and physical contexts mentioned in the Bible, in order to better understand the historical, cultural, and theological events of the biblical text.
Los hititas: Los verdaderos conquistadores de Canaán
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The Hittites: The True Conquerors of Canaan explores the historical, political, and military role of the Hittites in the Ancient Near East, analyzing their influence on Canaan and questioning traditional narratives about conquests and hegemonies in the region.
Megiddo, the city of kings
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Megiddo, the City of Kings explores the historical, archaeological, and strategic importance of Megiddo as one of the main political and military centers of ancient Canaan, the scene of great battles, and a key symbol in biblical and ancient Near Eastern tradition.