Mike’s New Course on the Godhead in the OT Now Available

by drmsheiser | Apr 5, 2014

For those of you familiar with my divine council work, this new Logos Mobile Ed course (“The Jewish Trinity“) covers the content related to the Godhead in the Old Testament – the biblical backdrop of Judaism’s “Two Powers in Heaven” belief. It’s deliberately not as technical as the material in my divine council book draft.

For those who’ve wanted some sort of teaching video for this portion of my divine council content, this fills that space.

If you’re not familiar with Logos Mobile Education, you ought to be. It’s a game-changer. Our faculty is drawn from all over the country and the UK. I’ve done a few courses in it and will be contributing more.

Mike Heiser’s Jewish Godhead Course

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4 Comments

  1. Lindsay
    Lindsay on April 5, 2014 at 8:12 pm

    These look fantastic, like the others Logos has been bringing out. Unfortunately the price keeps me from taking advantage of them, but I’m sure they’re excellent!

  2. Patrick
    Patrick on April 6, 2014 at 10:53 pm

    Mike,

    Is it available now? I saw the link said “pre order”.

    Also, does a low tech guy like myself need to download separate software for this thing to work?

    TIA

  3. Weismann
    Weismann on May 14, 2014 at 6:00 pm

    Quote: “If you’re not familiar with Logos Mobile Education, you ought to be.”

    Is it possible for this course work to be recognized towards a degree?

    • MSH
      MSH on May 16, 2014 at 1:03 am

      Only if taken via an institution that uses a Mobile Ed course as part of its own course. Several schools have that in the works as we speak. Moody and Corban University are the two farthest along that path, but I’m not sure if either had their programs in place yet.

      In other words, Logos won’t be (and can’t) offering credit. That is the prerogative of a school. We expect schools will use it (on campus and in online programs) and, in some cases, Mobile Ed might *be* their solution for distance ed. It will vary.