Showing posts with label Inerrancy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inerrancy. Show all posts

Saturday, January 31, 2015

S1-EP5: Did Paul Write Ephesians?

Season 1. Episode 5.

In this episode, I talk about some of the major issues concerning Pauline authorship relating to Ephesians.

I also briefly discuss some interpretive and current concerns about the authority of Scripture as it relates to the question of authorship.

I sound sick and stuffy, but hopefully you get something out of it.

Some commentaries that will be helpful for you include:

Non-Pauline:
Andrew T. Lincoln. Ernest Best. Pheme Perkins. Charles Talbert. John Muddiman. Margaret MacDonald. Raymond Collins. Rudolph Schnackenburg. 

Pro-Pauline:
Lynn Cohick. P.T. O’Brien. F.F. Bruce. Ben Witherington. Frank Thielman. Markus Barth.

NQ

Saturday, January 24, 2015

S1-EP4: Inerrancy, Inspiration and Authority

This time on the Split Frame of Reference Podcast, Jarrod (from episode three), myself and newcomer Garrett Sandeen (a fellow Fuller student and nerd) talk about Scripture, inerrancy and authority.

Its a lively conversation that is sure to inspire a lively response especially since we talk about interpretive methods and how we ought to think about Scripture as Sacred. Some goods that we recommend could include the work of John Goldingay, Richard Hays and I. Howard Marshall. Maybe N.T. Wright as well.

I must say that this was among some of my favorite seminary moments. A genuine, dynamic conversation. I hope you feel the same. :)
 
Enjoy!

NQ