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Theology & Biblical Studies

Spring 2011

 

2 Chronicles

Michael Tunnicliffe

The books of Chronicles are a neglected part of the Hebrew Bible. 2 Chronicles gives an alternative account of the reigns of Solomon and the rest of the kings of Jerusalem not found in 1and 2 Kings. Why did the Chronicler feel the need to re-shape the story, and from where did he get his additional information? This course examines the literary merits of 2 Chronicles and explores the circumstances in the post-exilic
period that gave rise to this work.                                                                                                        

Course requirements/recommended reading:

Bring a bible

M. Tunnicliffe Chronicles Ezra Nehemiah, Bible Reading Fellowship

Venue:

Birch Community Centre,
Brighton Grove,
Manchester,
M14 5JT

Day : Tuesday   Time: 1-3 pm.  
11 sessions, starting 11 January 2011

Price
Concessions
Minimum No. Maximum No.
£88
n/a
10
30

Send bookings to:

Michael Tunnicliffe,
5 St.George's Way, Kingsmead, Northwich, CW9 8XG

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DAYSCHOOL:

– ‘In the beginning...’

The Book of Genesis and the genesis of Art

Christine Musgrove and Michael Tunnicliffe

The opening chapters of Genesis provide a kaleidoscope of imagery: the Creation of Light and Darkness, the four rivers of Paradise, the wiley serpent, the first murder, a floating zoo and the first skyscraper.  What happens when theology meets art, when poetry is expressed through painting and the storyteller turns sculptor?  How far are our impressions of what these stories mean influenced by the visual arts.

This day school explores the subject through theological (Michael Tunnicliffe) and art historical (Christine Musgrove) eyes. It aims to widen discussion on how inspirational Creation stories have been to artists and interpreters across cultures and belief systems.

Day: Wednesday, 30 March, 2011 Time: 11-4 pm

Venue:

Friends' Meeting House,
6 Mount Street,
Manchester
M2 5NS

Price
Concessions
Minimum No. Maximum No.
£35
n/a
10
20

Send bookings to:

Christine Musgrove, c/o Mancent Administrator, 55 Broadwalk, Wilmslow, Cheshire, SK9 5PL

e-mail: christinemusgrove@btinternet.com

or Michael Tunnicliffe,
5 St.George's Way, Kingsmead, Northwich, CW9 8XG

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