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Registration is now closed for the Luncheon with Dr. Vanhoozer. There will be some seats as well as standing room, so please come and join us even if you didn’t register.
The Luncheon will take place in the Multi-purpose room, 2nd floor of the Ledford center at 11:30am.
If you would like to ask a question of Dr. Vanhoozer, feel free to post it here and we will try to fit it in the Q&A.
Below are the notes from our October meeting. You should be able to download these as a PDF.
We are also trying to get audio of the first two meetings posted as well.
UPDATE: We will be leaving from the seminary at 6:30 pm tonight for anyone that wants to follow us to Dr. McKenzie’s house.
The Canon and Theology group will be meeting at Dr. Tracy McKenzie’s home this coming Monday, October 26th, at 7pm.
The topic will be “The External and Internal Evidence for the Order of the Hebrew Bible.”
If you would like to attend and need directions, please email us at Canonical Theology.
We hope to see you there.
-MYE
Here are the notes from our Monday meeting. These are in rough form, but you should get the general idea.
The topic was “What we mean by Canonical Theology.”
We hope to see you at our next meeting on October 26th.
The Canon and Theology group will be meeting at Dr. Steve McKinion’s home, this evening at 7pm.
The topic will be “What we mean by Canonical Theology.”
If you would like to attend and need directions, please email us at Canonical Theology.
We hope to see you there.
We are pleased to announce the formation of the Canon and Theology student group at SEBTS. We hope this group will foster discussion and learning in the areas of Biblical and Canonical theology. We hope this group will give more opportunities for students and faculty to interact on these issues outside the classroom.
Please note our meeting times here as well as our major event, a luncheon with Dr. Kevin Vanhoozer, here.
We are blessed to have Dr. Robert Cole (Associate Professor of Hebrew Bible and Semitic languages at SEBTS) as a guest contributor today at Considering the Canon. He has recently completed his sabbatical and has submitted a report on the Psalter to the faculty. We are very fortunate to have an abbreviated portion of his report. Thank you, Dr. Cole! –Jonathan Catanzaro Continue reading 'Introducing the Introduction of the Psalter'»
Today at Considering the Canon, Matt Emerson notes for us a canonical connection between these two important texts. --JC Continue reading 'Isaiah 40 and John 1'»
Editor’s note: The following excerpt is used with permission from an essay by Tracy McKenzie entitled “The Hebrew Bible and the Nations.” The forthcoming volume, Mission of God, is edited by Bruce Ashford and David Nelson. We thank the editors and author for permission to post it here. -JC Continue reading 'The Hebrew Bible and the Nations'»
Today I want us to ponder this quote from Harry Gamble’s The New Testament Canon: Its Making and Meaning. Continue reading 'Quote and Question'»
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