The Pentateuch: The Heart of the Old Testament
Lifelong Learning | Registration closed 4/4/2025
The Pentateuch, referred to in Hebrew as the Torah, is considered by many as the “heart of the Old Testament”, just as the gospels are seen as the heart of the New Testament. This course will examine the Pentateuch in its historical, cultural, and literary context, as well as reflecting upon the relevance of the Pentateuch for people today.
This class will skip April 15 and will end on April 22.
Ed Bobinchock
Dr. Bobinchock holds a Ph.D. in Biblical studies with a specialization in the Old Testament from Amridge University. He has served as a faculty at La Roche since 2007.
Dr. Bobinchock has taught various courses in Biblical Studies, Old Testament, New Testament, The Psalms and the Letters of St. Paul. In addition, he has taught courses in Philosophy, Introduction to Philosophy, Ethics and Philosophical Anthropology.
In recognition of his excellence in teaching, La Roche awarded Dr. Bobinchock the Brother Gregory Nugent Award for Excellence in Teaching. He currently serves as the Chair of the Humanities Division and the Chair of the Department of Religious Studies and Philosophy