Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary (SEBTS) will host a
Pericope Adulterae Symposium in honor of Maurice Robinson in April 25-26 2014 and I am one of the invited speakers. Here is the announcement from
the conference webpage:
Scholars have long disagreed about the originality of the text of John 7:53-8:11, which contains the story of the woman caught in adultery. Traditionally known as the Pericope Adulterae,
this text has concerned various textual critics as to whether it should
be included in the canon of Scripture. Furthermore, Bible translators
have debated how to include it in their translations, and pastors have
debated whether they should preach it as inspired Scripture. Please join
us as we explore these issues with some of the leading scholars in this
area.
Is the woman caught in adultery passage:
- Original to John's Gospel? Or is it a later interpolation?
- Should it be proclaimed or proscribed?
These questions will be discussed at Pericope Adulterae.
Join us on April 25 - 26, 2014
The cost will be $30 per person & $20 for students.
Speakers include:
Dr. David Alan Black; Dr. M.O. Owens Jr. Chair of
New Testament Studies Professor of New Testament & Greek at
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Dr. Chris Keith; Professor of New Testament &
Early Christianity Director of the Centre for the Social-Scientific
Study of the Bible at St. Mary’s University College in Twickenham,
London
Dr. Jennifer Knust; Assistant Professor of New
Testament & Christian Origins School of Theology & the Graduate
School of Arts & Sciences, Boston University
Dr. John David Punch; Senior Pastor of City Church Denver
Dr. Maurice Robinson; Senior Professor of New Testament & Greek at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Dr. Tommy Wasserman; Academic Dean & Lecturer in New Testament at the Örebro School of Theology in Sweden
