I've updated the NT Gateway: Podcasts page with the two new podcasts that have been established recently, T. Michael Law's Septuagint Sessions and the T & T Clark Podcast, the first episode of which features Dominic Mattos interviewing Chris Keith.
Update (4 Nov. 2014): the second episode of the T & T Clark Podcast is now available and features an interview with Francesca Stavrakopoulou.
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Markus Barth on Ephesians and Colossians
Over on New Testament Perspectives, Matthew Montonini has made available Markus Barth's Lectures on Ephesians and Colossians (audio), originally published on cassette in 1969, but now digitized.
I've added a link on the NT Gateway: Ephesians and Colossians page.
Update (4 Nov. 2014): Matthew was facing so much traffic on these files that people were no longer able to access them, so I have uploaded them to my webspace and Matthew has updated the links -- all are now working again.
I've added a link on the NT Gateway: Ephesians and Colossians page.
Update (4 Nov. 2014): Matthew was facing so much traffic on these files that people were no longer able to access them, so I have uploaded them to my webspace and Matthew has updated the links -- all are now working again.
New Online Journal: The Journal of the Jesus Movement in its Jewish Setting
Thanks to Stephen Goranson for the notice about this new venture from Eisenbrauns:
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Introducing,
the Journal of the Jesus Movement in its Jewish Setting (JJMJS) -
FREELY AVAILABLE ONLINE FROM OCTOBER 20!
JJMJS is a new interdisciplinary peer-reviewed online journal, published in cooperation with Eisenbrauns.
A rich variety of Jewish and Christian traditions and identities mutually shaped one another in the centuries-long course of Roman Late Antiquity. A no less rich variety of scholarly approaches – from the history of Christian Origins to that of the late empire, from archaeology to Dead Sea Scrolls, from Rabbinics to Patristics – has in recent years converged upon this period, the better to understand its religious and social dynamics. JJMJS seeks to facilitate and to encourage such scholarly investigations across disciplinary boundaries, and to make the results of cutting-edge research available to a worldwide audience.
JJMJS is free of charge with complete open access. The journal is published in cooperation with Eisenbrauns and will be available in hard copy, which can be ordered from Eisenbrauns.
To download individual articles please click here. If you would like to share your ideas and interact with the articles published in our journal, please visit our Forum page. We welcome your interest and warmly invite your collaboration in this new scholarly enterprise.
For further information about the journal, please see the introduction by the co-editors in issue 1 (2014) and the About tab.
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The first issue includes articles by Mark Nanos, Dieter Roth, Jonathan Klawans and Craig Evans. I must admit that I rather like the interface they are using too -- nice and clear and easy to use.
I have added a link on the NT Gateway: Journals page.
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Introducing,
the Journal of the Jesus Movement in its Jewish Setting (JJMJS) -
FREELY AVAILABLE ONLINE FROM OCTOBER 20!
JJMJS is a new interdisciplinary peer-reviewed online journal, published in cooperation with Eisenbrauns.
A rich variety of Jewish and Christian traditions and identities mutually shaped one another in the centuries-long course of Roman Late Antiquity. A no less rich variety of scholarly approaches – from the history of Christian Origins to that of the late empire, from archaeology to Dead Sea Scrolls, from Rabbinics to Patristics – has in recent years converged upon this period, the better to understand its religious and social dynamics. JJMJS seeks to facilitate and to encourage such scholarly investigations across disciplinary boundaries, and to make the results of cutting-edge research available to a worldwide audience.
JJMJS is free of charge with complete open access. The journal is published in cooperation with Eisenbrauns and will be available in hard copy, which can be ordered from Eisenbrauns.
To download individual articles please click here. If you would like to share your ideas and interact with the articles published in our journal, please visit our Forum page. We welcome your interest and warmly invite your collaboration in this new scholarly enterprise.
For further information about the journal, please see the introduction by the co-editors in issue 1 (2014) and the About tab.
--
The first issue includes articles by Mark Nanos, Dieter Roth, Jonathan Klawans and Craig Evans. I must admit that I rather like the interface they are using too -- nice and clear and easy to use.
I have added a link on the NT Gateway: Journals page.
Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Douglas Campbell: Framing Paul Book Trailer
Eerdmans have just released this book trailer for my colleague Douglas Campbell's new book, Framing Paul:
You can see more in a full interview here:
You can see more in a full interview here:
Wednesday, October 01, 2014
Philippians Videos
I'm enjoying teaching the Life and Letters of Paul this semester at Duke. Today we reached the Epistle to the Philippians and I found a new video which I previewed in class. It's another of the St John's Nottingham videos, and features Paula Gooder in typically lucid form:
I've added it to the NT Gateway: Philippians page just above the also excellent Bibledex: Philippians video from the University of Nottingham.
I've added it to the NT Gateway: Philippians page just above the also excellent Bibledex: Philippians video from the University of Nottingham.
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