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April 19, 2018 By Andreas Köstenberger

Current Issues in New Testament Studies: Biblical Theology

Current Issues in New Testament Studies I was grateful to be invited to speak at the spring PhD colloquium at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. The topic for the colloquium was “Current Issues in New Testament Studies.” At the program director’s request, and in consultation with him, I’ve identified four important current issues in the field… Read More

Filed Under: Biblical Theology, Blog, New Testament Tagged With: Biblical Scholarship, Biblical Studies, Biblical Theology, New Testament

April 13, 2018 By Andreas Köstenberger

A Discourse Analysis of 1 Timothy 2:8–15

Reading 1 Timothy 2:8–15 Closely Paul’s words in 1 Timothy 2:8–15, “I do not permit a woman to teach or have authority over men in the church,” continue to generate a lot of discussion, in large part because of their significant relevance for men’s and women’s roles in the church. In my chapter in the… Read More

Filed Under: Biblical Interpretation, Blog, New Testament, Paul's Writings Tagged With: 1 Timothy, Biblical Interpretation, Gender, New Testament, Pastorals, Paul, Women

March 14, 2018 By Andreas Köstenberger

The Practice of Biblical Theology: How Is Biblical Theology Done?

Lecture 2: How Is Biblical Theology Done? In my first lecture, I defined what Biblical Theology (BT) is and what it isn’t; I’ve also discussed hermeneutics and method in BT and surveyed four ways of engaging in BT: book by book, studying the Bible’s central themes, seeking to identify a single center, and tracing the… Read More

Filed Under: Biblical Interpretation, Biblical Theology, Blog, New Testament Tagged With: Biblical Interpretation, Biblical Theology, Holy Spirit, New Testament, Pastorals

March 9, 2018 By Andreas Köstenberger

In Defense of the Bible: Can We Trust the Bible?

Other Alleged Problems In my two previous posts, I covered 5 postures we can take toward the Bible and the importance of the self-attestation of Scripture. You can find the respective posts here and here. Along with so-called contradictions in the Bible, other alleged problems include material not found in most Bibles: (1) the longer… Read More

Filed Under: Apologetics, Biblical Interpretation, Blog, New Testament

March 7, 2018 By Andreas Köstenberger

In Defense of the Bible: What Does Scripture Teach regarding Itself?

The Self-Attestation of Scripture In my previous post, I outlined 5 postures we can take toward the Bible and the Christian faith (skeptical, suspicious, critical, discerning, naïve). In this context, we should also consider Scripture’s self-attestation. Not only does the OT reveal a high view toward Scripture (Psalm 19; 119), Jesus had a high view… Read More

Filed Under: Apologetics, Biblical Interpretation, Blog, New Testament Tagged With: Apologetics, Biblical Interpretation, Blog, Gospels, New Testament

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