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Biblical Studies (New Testament) Research Seminar

Semester 2, 2012-2013

The Seminar will meet on Tuesdays from 2.30 to 4 pm in College Hall when we shall be reading and discussing extracts from N.T. Wright's forthcoming book, Paul and the Faithfulness of God.

29th January 2013 N.T. Wright introduces Paul and the Faithfulness of God.
5th February 2013 Chapter 9, section 3, on Monotheism and Christology (part ii)
12th February 2013 Chapter 9, section 3, Monotheism and Christology part (iii)
19th February 2013 Chapter 9, section 7, ‘The dark side of monotheism’
26th February 2013 Chapter 10, section 3 (Messiah as focus of election), parts (i) – (iii)
5th March 2013 Chapter 10, section 3 (Messiah as focus of election), parts (iv) – (vi)
12th March 2013 Chapter 10, section 4 (Justification)
2nd April 2013 Chapter 10, section 4 (Justification)
9th April 2013 Chapter 10, section 5 (question of Israel)
16th April 2013 Chapter 10, section 5 (question of Israel)
23rd April 2013 t.b.a.
30th April 2013 Chapter 11 (eschatology revised)

Biblical Studies Research Seminar

Semester 1, 2012-2013

In Semester 1 the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament and New Testament subject areas hold a joint Biblical Studies research seminar. In Semester 2 there will be separate seminars for the respective disciplines.

Meetings will be held at 2:30pm on Thursdays in College Hall, unless indicated below.

20th September 2012 Dr. Carly Crouch – Lecturer in Hebrew Bible/Old Testament, University of Nottingham. The Creation of ¿¿¿, the Creation of the King, and the Chaoskampf of Yhwh.
27th September 2012; Prof. Sidnie White Crawford – Willa Cather Professor and Chair of Classics & Religious Studies, University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Eleven Caves, Many Hands: The Qumran Scrolls as a Scribal Collection.
4th October 2012 Dr. Grant Macaskill – Senior Lecturer in New Testament, University of St Andrews. Apocalyptic Union in the New Testament.
11th October 2012 Prof. Jan Joosten -- Professeur d'Ancien Testament, Faculté de Théologie Protestante, Université de Strasbourg B.P. Literary Criticism, Textual Criticism and the History of Hebrew in the Biblical Period.
18th October 2012 Dr. David Lincicum – Departmental Lecturer in New Testament Studies, Mansfield College, University of Oxford. Mirror-Reading a Pseudepigraphal Letter.
25th October 2012 Dr. James Aitken – Lecturer in Hebrew Old Testament and Second Temple Studies, Faculty of Divinity, University of Cambridge. Scribal Culture and the Making of the Septuagint.
1st November 2012 Dr. Matthew Novenson – Lecturer in New Testament and Christian Origins, New College, University of Edinburgh. Against the Jewish Messiah – Christian Messiah Distinction.
8th November 2012 Prof. Paul Joyce – Samuel Davidson Chair in Old Testament/ Hebrew Bible, King’s College London. The Book of Lamentations in Jewish and Christian Reception.
15th November 2012 Dr. William A. Tooman – Lecturer in Hebrew Bible/Old Testament, University of St Andrews. The Hermeneutics of Scribal Rewriting in Targum Jonathan Ezekiel 1.
22nd November 2012 AAR/SBL = no meeting
29th November 2012 Dr. Matthew Collins – Senior Lecturer in Biblical Studies, Dep. of Theology and Religious Studies, University of Chester. A Tale of Two Teachers: Questioning the Priestly Nature of the Teacher of Righteousness.

Note: Prof. Steven Mason (Kirby Laing Chair of New Testament Exegesis School of Divinity, History, and Philosophy; University of Aberdeen) will be speaking on the Judeo-Roman war in the department of Classics on Friday, October 19 (time t.b.a.; check Classics website).

 

Biblical Studies Seminars - Co-ordinators

Dr William Tooman (Hebrew Bible/Old Testament)
wt21@st-andrews.ac.uk
+44 (0)1334 46 2848

Prof. N.T. Wright (New Testament)
ntw2@st-andrews.ac.uk
+44 (0)1334 462827

ITIA Seminar - Co-ordinator

Prof. Trevor Hart
tah@st-andrews.ac.uk
Room H305
+44 (0)1334 46 2864

Religion & Politics (CSRP) Seminar - Co-ordinator

Prof. Mario Aguilar
mia2@st-andrews.ac.uk
Room H303
+44 (0)1334 46 2835

Systematic Theology Seminar - Co-ordinator

Prof. Alan Torrance
torrance@st-andrews.ac.uk
Room A203
+44 (01)334 46 2843