2. Who teaches this course, and why is it credible?

Q: 2. Who teaches this course, and why is it credible?

Led by Jacob L. Wright , Associate Professor of Hebrew Bible at Emory University’s Candler School of Theology. (MOOC lecturer) Wright is a scholar of biblical composition, authorship processes, and the sociopolitical context of Israelite texts, with published works on Nehemiah and canonical origins. The course reached a global audience—~27,000 enrolled from 174 countries—highlighting its wide scholarly and public resonance. Offered through Emory University via Coursera—integrating academic rigor with accessible, online learning.

Led by Jacob L. Wright, Associate Professor of Hebrew Bible at Emory University’s Candler School of Theology. (MOOC lecturer)
Wright is a scholar of biblical composition, authorship processes, and the sociopolitical context of Israelite texts, with published works on Nehemiah and canonical origins.
The course reached a global audience—~27,000 enrolled from 174 countries—highlighting its wide scholarly and public resonance.
Offered through Emory University via Coursera—integrating academic rigor with accessible, online learning.

2. Who teaches this course, and why is it credible?

2. Who teaches this course, and why is it credible?

1. What is this course all about?

3. How long is the course, and what’s the structure?