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Every day, one root from Kitāb al-Uṣūl, the Book of Roots of Abū al-Walīd Marwān ibn Janāḥ (Córdoba and Zaragoza, eleventh century), in his own order, read by Fāṭima from the edition by Blaise Webster and Marc Philip Boulos, OCABS Press. Ibn Janāḥ wrote in Arabic about the Hebrew of Scripture, working from the consonantal text: each root, the verses it is heard in, and its Arabic kin. From OCABS on the Ephesus School Network. Follow each root through the Consolation of Consonants at ocabs.org.

The Greeks said each person is a universe, and built their cities so that everything would turn around man. Scripture says everything turns around God, and God is not set before us as an idea to contemplate or an image to behold, but as a scroll to be heard. Each word of that scroll carries the functionality of his scriptural universe. Each day this podcast takes a single passage and follows one word through the three scrolls of Abraham: the Hebrew root, its Greek carrier in the Septuagint and the New Testament, and its Arabic cognate in the Qurʾan. The aim isn't to find a meaning to admire ...

Every day, one Semitic triliteral root heard in three scriptures: the root in Hebrew and Arabic, how it functions, and a passage from the Old Testament, the New Testament and the Qurʾan, read in the original languages with the English. Two or three minutes a day, from OCABS on the Ephesus School Network.

A daily note from the team at OCABS.ORG, drawing on the published works of Fr. Paul Nadim Tarazi, with citations to his books and lectures. Every day: the readings of the Orthodox lectionary read in full, a short note on them, and a root pair from the Consolation of Consonants, Hebrew and Arabic, chosen for the day’s readings. About five minutes a day, from OCABS on the Ephesus School Network. Read each note, with its citations, at ocabs.org.

Each week, Fr. Marc Boulos discusses the content of the Bible as literature. On Tuesdays, Fr. Paul Tarazi presents an in-depth analysis of the biblical text in the original languages.

A critical examination of the sacred scriptures, as they are read-aloud by a dedicated student of Aksum, Alexandria, and Antioch—and member of the Ephesus School Network.

This is a podcast focusing on biblical texts and terminology and not topics. Episodes discuss how the biblical teaching is communicated through the function of words.

Join Andrea Bakas, as she explores examples from our world and culture to help us better understand the biblical text.

Welcome to our podcast where we take a deep dive into the holy scriptures with the sole purpose of illuminating the story being told; the responsibility of all teachers of the bible.