Understanding the Old Testament

Christians and Jews share a set of sacred writings that Christians call the Old Testament and Jews call the Tanakh or Hebrew Bible. Written in Hebrew by ancient Israelites over the course of many centuries, the literature collection includes many genres; poetry, narrative, history, philosophy, and mystic vision, to name a few. Written by human hands yet divinely inspired to guide us and point us toward the New Testament.

This series will begin on September 30th and run through the end of the year, covering many of the forty-six books of the Catholic Old Testament. Professor Robert D. Miller II, of the Catholic University of America will present an overview and understanding of these books.

Join Deacon Ed on Wednesday’s at 9:00am or at 6:00pm in the John Paul II Room. Don’t forget to bring your bibles!

All Are Welcome!