Wycliffe Hall New Testament Research Group
Our NT Research Group has gone online and we are hosting the following seminars this term. The first two are based on recently completed PhD theses; the last two are more ‘work in progress’. Some of these will probably be of interest to readers of this blog (if time-zones allow of course):
9:00 – 10:00AM (British Summer Time) on Wednesdays online (email
the convener for an invitation)
Week 1
(Wed 29 April): Dr Simeon Burke (Research Development Advisor [Arts, Humanities
and Social Sciences] at the University of Cambridge), From
Sayings to Texts: The Literary Contextualisation of
Jesus’s Words in the Writings of Tertullian of Carthage and Origen of
Alexandria
Week 3
(Wed 13 May): Michael Dormandy (Lecturer in New Testament, Ripon College
Cuddesdon), All in One: Textual Characteristics of the Early Whole-Bible
Manuscripts
Week 5 (Wed 27 May): Jacob
Rodriguez (Oxford DPhil Student): Evidence for the Use of Mark’s Gospel in
Early Christian Catechesis (PSI 1041 Reconsidered)
Week 7 (Wed 10 June): Ruth Norris
(Cambridge PhD Student): Hosea
11:1 in Matthew 2:15, and the Significance of Matthew’s Grammar
All welcome
Convener: Peter M. Head
(peter.head@wycliffe.ox.ac.uk)
Thanks to Simeon Burke and Michael Dormandy the first two of these have been very good sessions.
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