Husband, Father of 3, Lecturer in New Testament @UnionTCollege. Formerly teaching @WestminsterTS. PhD on Hebrews.
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The second part of Dr Beever's episode on 'Galatians, the New Perspective, and the History of Pauline Interpretation' is now live.
Listen on Spotify, Podbean, Apple Podcasts and Amazon Music
James N. Beevers retweeted
Listen to Part 1 of 'Galatians, the New Perspective, and the History of Pauline Interpretation' with Dr James Beevers on Spotify, Podbean, Apple Podcasts and Amazon Music.
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The more I've worked on this project for @crossway, the more I've become convinced that the New Testament use of the Old dismantles the case for slow incremental development and utterly vindicates "early high Christology." Here we have Peter (casually!) replacing YHWH with Christ, in a passage that's not even making a wider point about Christology.
The project in question
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Here's a little sneak peak at an upcoming project we are working on for @crossway . We've tried to collect all previously suggested links between OT and NT by collating roughly 30 historic "NT use of OT" sources (e.g., NA28 margins, Carson & Beale, Dittmar, etc.) and are marking each proposed link for lexical and semantic overlap and grading as allusion, quotation, citation, or summation, along with a confidence score.
This link was proposed by just one 1855 author (Henry Gough) but will feature in the project. #TheTapestryofScripture
Here's a little sneak peak at an upcoming project we are working on for @crossway . We've tried to collect all previously suggested links between OT and NT by collating roughly 30 historic "NT use of OT" sources (e.g., NA28 margins, Carson & Beale, Dittmar, etc.) and are marking each proposed link for lexical and semantic overlap and grading as allusion, quotation, citation, or summation, along with a confidence score.
This link was proposed by just one 1855 author (Henry Gough) but will feature in the project. #TheTapestryofScripture
For those interested in the project: Jonathan Gibson and Peter Orr are the senior editors. Each contributing editor is assigned to evaluate and mark up the proposed links within their assigned section of the canon. I'm covering Hebrews, James, 1 Peter, and 2 Peter.
We are hoping to have it out by 2029. One exciting aspect is that it will be mirrored OT/NT, so you can open the project to an OT passage and see everywhere it is picked up, interpreted, or alluded to in the NT.
James N. Beevers retweeted
Introducing Dr James Beevers: Lecturer in New Testament
Please join us in welcoming Dr James Beevers to the UTC Faculty. We’re very excited for all that he will contribute to our College community as we head into a new academic year.
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Hugely excited to finally be able to share this. I'll be starting this year as the new Lecturer in New Testament @UnionTCollege. Thrilled to see what the Lord has in store for us and eager to contribute to the training of ministers and scholars in the PCI.
Thrilled to hear that NTS is publishing my article. Hopefully this one will make an impact on the apostasy debates.
My latest contribution. Give it a read if interested!
Did he suffer in the place of sinners to bear the wrath of God for humanity’s sin or did he defeat Satan in an invisible victory over cosmic forces?
Christ died in our place to both satisfy the demands of God’s justice and set us free.
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