What is Miqra?
The contemporary practice of reading the entire Bible is known as Miqra (מִקְרָא)— a Hebrew word, which means “reading,” and refers to the ancient Jewish practice of gathering to hear a public reading of scripture.
“This is truly a tremendous moment for the School of Theology and I can’t think of a better way to celebrate this exceptional gift than by reading and sharing the scripture in its entirety. This is truly something special for our community and hopefully for those who will join us online,” said the Rev. Casey Perkins, director of alumni, development, and church relations at the School of Theology.