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New episode on KEDEM with Prof. Ronald Hendel (UC Berkeley) tackling a classic question: Did the Exodus really happen? We discuss evidence, cultural memory, archaeology, and why the Exodus remains central to Israel’s identity and the Bible’s imagination.
@AlexTseitlin
When a language dies, we lose more than words. We lose history, and identity. Prof. Geoffrey Khan, University of Cambridge, joins KEDEM to discuss losing Aramaic dialects and his emotional race to save the last speakers before the silence.
@Cambridge_Uni
https://t.co/yF1BUOckjD
I shot a really interesting episode today with a new guest, Dr. Ory Amitay from the University of Haifa. The subject was the legendary meeting between Alexander the Great and the Judean High Priest. Was it a myth or a history?
@AlexTseitlin
If the Julius-Wellhausen-Vorlesung was too formal for your tastes, here I take off the tie and vest and sit down in the lab with Alex for a friendly one-on-one.
Link 👇
Alex Tseitlin just stopped by for a lovely conversation on when Jews began to identify as "Israel".
The interview will appear soon on his Kedem Channel, over at YouTube.
Stay tuned!
@baimelhaprof
Why did Jonah run from God? Prof. Lena-Sofia Tiemeyer, a prominent scholar of the Hebrew Bible and Professor at ALT School of Theology, joins KEDEM to uncover Jonah’s true motive, the “Sign of Jonah”, and the tension between justice and mercy. Link in first comment.
@AlexTseitlin
We’re back! Delighted to have Prof. Yonatan Adler with us again as we explore: What Did Ancient Judeans Actually Believe? What came before Judaism? How did lived Yahwism become a Torah-centered way of life? Link in bio.
@AdlerYonatan@AlexTseitlin