The ‘Day of the LORD’ in the Scriptures: Dread or Joy?
LIVE ONGROUND & ONLINE 2022 TERM 4 COURSE
GOING LIVE ONGROUND at 4950 Morse Road, Columbus OH & ONLINE 04/18 2022
04/18, 04/25, 05/02, 5/09, 05/16, 05/23
The ‘Day of the LORD’ in the Scriptures: Dread or Joy? is a LIVE ONGROUND at 4950 Morse Road, Columbus, OH and ONLINE Term 4 course on Mondays from 7:00–8:15pm EST (yes face-to-face in person at 4950 Morse Road AND virtually on Zoom) starting on 04/18/2022. Once you register for this course, log into your MSI account, choose this course in 'My Courses', and you will find the Zoom link in the Course Contents along with all the course materials as they are shared. Otherwise Sam will see you in person each week.
Course Description:
"The Day of the LORD": Most prophets in the Tanakh (Torah, the Prophets, and the Writings) warn of this Day, and the New Covenant Scriptures continue the focus. Is it something to look forward to or to dread, and why? When does this day begin and when does it end? Is there only one? Can this day be postponed, advanced, or avoided? We will look with care at every Biblical passage where it is mentioned to answer these and other questions.
MSI LIVE ONGROUND & ONLINE
CORRECTION: As of 4/13
This MSI LIVE ONGROUND course meets IN-PERSON at 4950 Morse Road AND LIVE ONLINE via Zoom on six Mondays 04/18, 04/25, 05/02, 5/09, 05/16, 05/23. MSI regrets that the LIVE ONLINE sessions will NOT be recorded for viewing later for this course.
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04/18, 04/25, 05/02, 5/09, 05/16, 05/23
Your Instructor
Dr. Meier began teaching at the Ohio State University in 1986 in the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures, and is the author of The Messenger in the Ancient Semitic World (1988), Speaking of Speaking: Marking Direct Discourse in Biblical Hebrew (1992), and Themes and Transformations in Old Testament Prophecy (2009). He also serves as Adjunct Professor of History, where he teaches the History of Ancient Israel. Among his many honors, he has been a guest at the Rockefeller Study and Conference Center in Bellagio (Italy), has been the Edwards Lecturer in Philosophy and Religion, and was recognized as the Bronfmann Distinguished Visiting Professor of Jewish Studies (College of William and Mary). Dr. Meier has received the Ohio State University Alumni Distinguished Teaching Award, as well as the Rodica C. Botoman Award for Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching and Mentoring. He is presently engaged in research in the Deuteronomistic History and prophecy in ancient Israel.