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<p>Ioliver: /* Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:45 pm) */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Barnard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and 1 Peter within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Mariam Kovalishyn (*)| Regent College, Canada (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Alicia Batten (*)| Conrad Grebel University College, University of Waterloo, Canada (Letter of James) {discussant}<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> *Kelly Liebengood | LeTourneau University, USA (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College {presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University {presenter}<br /> *Eyal Regev (*)| Bar-Ilan University {presenter}<br /> *Jin Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | University of St. Andrews, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College, USA {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute, USA {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA, USA {presenter}<br /> *Gabriella Gelardini (*)| Nord University, Norway {discussant}<br /> *Eric F. Mason (*)| Saint Xavier University, Chicago, USA {discussant}<br /> *David deSilva (*)| Ashland Theological Seminary, USA {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (*)| Lund University, Sweden {presenter}<br /> *Hugo Mendez (*) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill {presenter}<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:45 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | EPHE, France (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University, US (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College, US (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon, US (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middlebury College, US (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Katja Kujanpää | University of Helsinki, Finland (Justin Martyr)<br /> *Kimberly Stratton (*)| Carleton University, Canada (Justin Martyr)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:45-2:15 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=358242 2025-09-03T16:11:52Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Monday, September 15 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Barnard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and 1 Peter within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Mariam Kovalishyn (*)| Regent College, Canada (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Alicia Batten (*)| Conrad Grebel University College, University of Waterloo, Canada (Letter of James) {discussant}<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> *Kelly Liebengood | LeTourneau University, USA (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College {presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University {presenter}<br /> *Eyal Regev (*)| Bar-Ilan University {presenter}<br /> *Jin Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | University of St. Andrews, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College, USA {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute, USA {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA, USA {presenter}<br /> *Gabriella Gelardini (*)| Nord University, Norway {discussant}<br /> *Eric F. Mason (*)| Saint Xavier University, Chicago, USA {discussant}<br /> *David deSilva (*)| Ashland Theological Seminary, USA {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (*)| Lund University, Sweden {presenter}<br /> *Hugo Mendez (*) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill {presenter}<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:45 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College, US (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon, US (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middlebury College, US (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | EPHE, France (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University, US (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Katja Kujanpää | University of Helsinki, Finland (Justin Martyr)<br /> *Kimberly Stratton (*)| Carleton University, Canada (Justin Martyr)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:45-2:15 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=358029 2025-08-31T21:58:24Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Tuesday, September 16 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and 1 Peter within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Mariam Kovalishyn (*)| Regent College, Canada (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Alicia Batten (*)| Conrad Grebel University College, University of Waterloo, Canada (Letter of James) {discussant}<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> *Kelly Liebengood | LeTourneau University, USA (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College {presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University {presenter}<br /> *Eyal Regev (*)| Bar-Ilan University {presenter}<br /> *Jin Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | University of St. Andrews, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College, USA {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute, USA {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA, USA {presenter}<br /> *Gabriella Gelardini (*)| Nord University, Norway {discussant}<br /> *Eric F. Mason (*)| Saint Xavier University, Chicago, USA {discussant}<br /> *David deSilva (*)| Ashland Theological Seminary, USA {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (*)| Lund University, Sweden {presenter}<br /> *Hugo Mendez (*) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill {presenter}<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:45 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College, US (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon, US (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middlebury College, US (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | EPHE, France (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University, US (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Katja Kujanpää | University of Helsinki, Finland (Justin Martyr)<br /> *Kimberly Stratton (*)| Carleton University, Canada (Justin Martyr)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:45-2:15 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=357992 2025-08-29T14:23:34Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Tuesday, September 16 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and 1 Peter within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Mariam Kovalishyn (*)| Regent College, Canada (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Alicia Batten (*)| Conrad Grebel University College, University of Waterloo, Canada (Letter of James) {discussant}<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> *Kelly Liebengood | LeTourneau University, USA (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College {presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University {presenter}<br /> *Eyal Regev (*)| Bar-Ilan University {presenter}<br /> *Jin Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | University of St. Andrews, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College, USA {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute, USA {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA, USA {presenter}<br /> *Gabriella Gelardini (*)| Nord University, Norway {discussant}<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| USA {discussant}<br /> *David deSilva (*)| Ashland Theological Seminary, USA {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (*)| Lund University, Sweden {presenter}<br /> *Hugo Mendez (*) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill {presenter}<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:45 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College, US (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon, US (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middlebury College, US (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | EPHE, France (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University, US (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Katja Kujanpää | University of Helsinki, Finland (Justin Martyr)<br /> *Kimberly Stratton (*)| Carleton University, Canada (Justin Martyr)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:45-2:15 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=357991 2025-08-29T14:23:11Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Wednesday, September 17 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and 1 Peter within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Mariam Kovalishyn (*)| Regent College, Canada (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Alicia Batten (*)| Conrad Grebel University College, University of Waterloo, Canada (Letter of James) {discussant}<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> *Kelly Liebengood | LeTourneau University, USA (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College {presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University {presenter}<br /> *Eyal Regev (*)| Bar-Ilan University {presenter}<br /> *Jin Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | University of St. Andrews, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College, USA {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute, USA {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA, USA {presenter}<br /> *Gabriella Gelardini (*)| Nord University, Norway {discussant}<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| USA {discussant}<br /> *David deSilva (*)| Ashland Theological Seminary, USA {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (*)| Lund University, Sweden {presenter}<br /> *Hugo Mendez (*) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill {presenter}<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:45 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College, US (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon, US (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middlebury College, US (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | EPHE, France (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University, US (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Katja Kujanpää | University of Helsinki, Finland (Justin Martyr)<br /> *Kimberly Stratton (*)| Carleton University, Canada (Justin Martyr)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:45-2:15 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=357824 2025-08-22T15:58:46Z

<p>Ioliver: /* James and 1 Peter within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and 1 Peter within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Mariam Kovalishyn (*)| Regent College, Canada (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Alicia Batten (*)| Conrad Grebel University College, University of Waterloo, Canada (Letter of James) {discussant}<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> *Kelly Liebengood | LeTourneau University, USA (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College {presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University {presenter}<br /> *Eyal Regev (*)| Bar-Ilan University {presenter}<br /> *Jin Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | University of St. Andrews, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College, USA {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute, USA {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA, USA {presenter}<br /> *Gabriella Gelardini (*)| Nord University, Norway {discussant}<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| USA {discussant}<br /> *David deSilva (*)| Ashland Theological Seminary, USA {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan, US {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (*)| Lund University, Sweden {presenter}<br /> *Hugo Mendez (*) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill {presenter}<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:45 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College, US (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon, US (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middlebury College, US (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | EPHE, France (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University, US (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Katja Kujanpää | University of Helsinki, Finland (Justin Martyr)<br /> *Kimberly Stratton (*)| Carleton University, Canada (Justin Martyr)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:45-2:15 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=357823 2025-08-22T15:57:05Z

<p>Ioliver: /* James and 1 Peter within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and 1 Peter within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Mariam Kovalishyn (*)| Regent College, Canada (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Alicia Batten (*)| Conrad Grebel University College, University of Waterloo, Canada (Letter of James) {discussant}<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> *Kelly Liebengood | LeTourneau University, USA<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College {presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University {presenter}<br /> *Eyal Regev (*)| Bar-Ilan University {presenter}<br /> *Jin Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | University of St. Andrews, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College, USA {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute, USA {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA, USA {presenter}<br /> *Gabriella Gelardini (*)| Nord University, Norway {discussant}<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| USA {discussant}<br /> *David deSilva (*)| Ashland Theological Seminary, USA {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan, US {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (*)| Lund University, Sweden {presenter}<br /> *Hugo Mendez (*) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill {presenter}<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:45 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College, US (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon, US (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middlebury College, US (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | EPHE, France (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University, US (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Katja Kujanpää | University of Helsinki, Finland (Justin Martyr)<br /> *Kimberly Stratton (*)| Carleton University, Canada (Justin Martyr)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:45-2:15 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=357423 2025-08-12T13:39:29Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Tuesday, September 16 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and 1 Peter within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Mariam Kovalishyn (*)| Regent College, Canada (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Alicia Batten (*)| Conrad Grebel University College, University of Waterloo, Canada (Letter of James) {discussant}<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College {presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University {presenter}<br /> *Eyal Regev (*)| Bar-Ilan University {presenter}<br /> *Jin Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | University of St. Andrews, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College, USA {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute, USA {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA, USA {presenter}<br /> *Gabriella Gelardini (*)| Nord University, Norway {discussant}<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| USA {discussant}<br /> *David deSilva (*)| Ashland Theological Seminary, USA {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan, US {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (*)| Lund University, Sweden {presenter}<br /> *Hugo Mendez (*) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill {presenter}<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:45 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College, US (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon, US (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middlebury College, US (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | EPHE, France (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University, US (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Katja Kujanpää | University of Helsinki, Finland (Justin Martyr)<br /> *Kimberly Stratton (*)| Carleton University, Canada (Justin Martyr)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:45-2:15 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=357422 2025-08-12T13:39:05Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Tuesday, September 16 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and 1 Peter within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Mariam Kovalishyn (*)| Regent College, Canada (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Alicia Batten (*)| Conrad Grebel University College, University of Waterloo, Canada (Letter of James) {discussant}<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College {presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University {presenter}<br /> *Eyal Regev (*)| Bar-Ilan University {presenter}<br /> *Jin Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | University of St. Andrews, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College, USA {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute, USA {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA, USA {presenter}<br /> *Gabriella Gelardini (*)| Nord University, Norway {discussant}<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| USA {discussant}<br /> *David deSilva (*)| Ashland Theological Seminary, USA<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan, US {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (*)| Lund University, Sweden {presenter}<br /> *Hugo Mendez (*) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill {presenter}<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:45 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College, US (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon, US (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middlebury College, US (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | EPHE, France (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University, US (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Katja Kujanpää | University of Helsinki, Finland (Justin Martyr)<br /> *Kimberly Stratton (*)| Carleton University, Canada (Justin Martyr)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:45-2:15 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=357385 2025-08-07T22:58:25Z

<p>Ioliver: /* James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and 1 Peter within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Mariam Kovalishyn (*)| Regent College, Canada (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Alicia Batten (*)| Conrad Grebel University College, University of Waterloo, Canada (Letter of James) {discussant}<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College {presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University {presenter}<br /> *Eyal Regev (*)| Bar-Ilan University {presenter}<br /> *Jin Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | University of St. Andrews, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College, USA {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute, USA {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA, USA {presenter}<br /> *Gabriella Gelardini (*)| Nord University, Norway {discussant}<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| USA {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan, US {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (*)| Lund University, Sweden {presenter}<br /> *Hugo Mendez (*) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill {presenter}<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:45 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College, US (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon, US (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middlebury College, US (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | EPHE, France (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University, US (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Katja Kujanpää | University of Helsinki, Finland (Justin Martyr)<br /> *Kimberly Stratton (*)| Carleton University, Canada (Justin Martyr)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:45-2:15 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=357299 2025-08-05T16:40:44Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Tuesday, September 16 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Mariam Kovalishyn (*)| Regent College, Canada (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Alicia Batten (*)| Conrad Grebel University College, University of Waterloo, Canada (Letter of James) {discussant}<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College {presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University {presenter}<br /> *Eyal Regev (*)| Bar-Ilan University {presenter}<br /> *Jin Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | University of St. Andrews, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College, USA {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute, USA {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA, USA {presenter}<br /> *Gabriella Gelardini (*)| Nord University, Norway {discussant}<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| USA {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan, US {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (*)| Lund University, Sweden {presenter}<br /> *Hugo Mendez (*) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill {presenter}<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:45 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College, US (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon, US (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middlebury College, US (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | EPHE, France (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University, US (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Katja Kujanpää | University of Helsinki, Finland (Justin Martyr)<br /> *Kimberly Stratton (*)| Carleton University, Canada (Justin Martyr)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:45-2:15 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=357173 2025-08-04T23:39:21Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Tuesday, September 16 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Mariam Kovalishyn (*)| Regent College, Canada (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Alicia Batten (*)| Conrad Grebel University College, University of Waterloo, Canada (Letter of James) {discussant}<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jin Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | University of St. Andrews, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College, USA {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute, USA {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA, USA {presenter}<br /> *Gabriella Gelardini (*)| Nord University, Norway {discussant}<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| USA {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan, US {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (*)| Lund University, Sweden {presenter}<br /> *Hugo Mendez (*) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill {presenter}<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:45 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College, US (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon, US (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middlebury College, US (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | EPHE, France (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University, US (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Katja Kujanpää | University of Helsinki, Finland (Justin Martyr)<br /> *Kimberly Stratton (*)| Carleton University, Canada (Justin Martyr)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:45-2:15 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=357172 2025-08-04T16:21:52Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:45 pm) */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Mariam Kovalishyn (*)| Regent College, Canada (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Alicia Batten (*)| Conrad Grebel University College, University of Waterloo, Canada (Letter of James) {discussant}<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | University of St. Andrews, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College, USA {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute, USA {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA, USA {presenter}<br /> *Gabriella Gelardini (*)| Nord University, Norway {discussant}<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| USA {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan, US {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (*)| Lund University, Sweden {presenter}<br /> *Hugo Mendez (*) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill {presenter}<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:45 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College, US (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon, US (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middlebury College, US (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | EPHE, France (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University, US (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Katja Kujanpää | University of Helsinki, Finland (Justin Martyr)<br /> *Kimberly Stratton (*)| Carleton University, Canada (Justin Martyr)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:45-2:15 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=357171 2025-08-04T16:09:36Z

<p>Ioliver: /* James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Mariam Kovalishyn (*)| Regent College, Canada (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Alicia Batten (*)| Conrad Grebel University College, University of Waterloo, Canada (Letter of James) {discussant}<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | University of St. Andrews, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College, USA {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute, USA {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA, USA {presenter}<br /> *Gabriella Gelardini (*)| Nord University, Norway {discussant}<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| USA {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan, US {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (*)| Lund University, Sweden {presenter}<br /> *Hugo Mendez (*) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill {presenter}<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:45 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College, US (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon, US (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middlebury College, US (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | EPHE, France (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College, US (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Katja Kujanpää | University of Helsinki, Finland (Justin Martyr)<br /> *Kimberly Stratton (*)| Carleton University, Canada (Justin Martyr)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:45-2:15 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356826 2025-08-01T17:17:03Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Tuesday, September 16 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Mariam Kovalishyn (*)| Regent College, Canada (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | University of St. Andrews, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College, USA {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute, USA {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA, USA {presenter}<br /> *Gabriella Gelardini (*)| Nord University, Norway {discussant}<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| USA {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan, US {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (*)| Lund University, Sweden {presenter}<br /> *Hugo Mendez (*) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill {presenter}<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:45 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College, US (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon, US (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middlebury College, US (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | EPHE, France (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College, US (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Kimberly Stratton (*)| Carleton University, Canada (Justin Martyr)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:45-2:15 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356735 2025-07-29T16:22:16Z

<p>Ioliver: /* James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Mariam Kovalishyn (*)| Regent College, Canada (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA {presenter}<br /> *Gabriella Gelardini (*)| Nord University, Norway {discussant}<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan, US {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (*)| Lund University, Sweden {presenter}<br /> *Hugo Mendez (*) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill {presenter}<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:45 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College, US (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon, US (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middlebury College, US (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | EPHE, France (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College, US (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Kimberly Stratton (*)| Carleton University, Canada (Justin Martyr)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:45-2:15 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356734 2025-07-29T16:21:35Z

<p>Ioliver: /* James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Mariam Kovalishyn (*)| Regent College, US (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA {presenter}<br /> *Gabriella Gelardini (*)| Nord University, Norway {discussant}<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan, US {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (*)| Lund University, Sweden {presenter}<br /> *Hugo Mendez (*) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill {presenter}<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:45 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College, US (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon, US (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middlebury College, US (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | EPHE, France (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College, US (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Kimberly Stratton (*)| Carleton University, Canada (Justin Martyr)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:45-2:15 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356666 2025-07-28T17:13:20Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Tuesday, September 16 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA {presenter}<br /> *Gabriella Gelardini (*)| Nord University, Norway {discussant}<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan, US {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (*)| Lund University, Sweden {presenter}<br /> *Hugo Mendez (*) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill {presenter}<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:45 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College, US (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon, US (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middlebury College, US (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | EPHE, France (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College, US (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Kimberly Stratton (*)| Carleton University, Canada (Justin Martyr)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:45-2:15 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356662 2025-07-28T15:38:46Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Wednesday, June 11, 2025 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:45 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA {presenter}<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:15 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan, US {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (*)| Lund University, Sweden {presenter}<br /> *Hugo Mendez (*) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill {presenter}<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:45 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College, US (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon, US (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middlebury College, US (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | EPHE, France (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College, US (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Kimberly Stratton (*)| Carleton University, Canada (Justin Martyr)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:45-2:15 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356639 2025-07-28T01:09:18Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA {presenter}<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan, US {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (*)| Lund University, Sweden {presenter}<br /> *Hugo Mendez (*) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill {presenter}<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College, US (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon, US (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middlebury College, US (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | EPHE, France (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College, US (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Kimberly Stratton (*)| Carleton University, Canada (Justin Martyr)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:30-2:00 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356638 2025-07-28T01:07:29Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA {presenter}<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan, US {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (*)| Lund University, Sweden {presenter}<br /> *Hugo Mendez (*) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill {presenter}<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College, US (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon, US (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College, US (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | EPHE, France (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College, US (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Kimberly Stratton (*)| Carleton University, Canada (Justin Martyr)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:30-2:00 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356624 2025-07-27T16:05:19Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Wednesday, September 17 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA {presenter}<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan, US {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (*)| Lund University, Sweden {presenter}<br /> *Hugo Mendez (*) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill {presenter}<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:30-2:00 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356462 2025-07-25T18:45:42Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Wednesday, September 17 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA {presenter}<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan, US {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez (*) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:30-2:00 pm)'''</div>

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<p>Ioliver: /* Monday, September 15 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA {presenter}<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan, US {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez (?) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:30-2:00 pm)'''</div>

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<p>Ioliver: /* Tuesday, September 16 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew and the Didache within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA {presenter}<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan, US {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez (?) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:30-2:00 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356457 2025-07-25T16:17:31Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Monday, September 15 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew and the Didache within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute, US {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary, Canada {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)| PhD, University of Bologna, Italy {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA {presenter}<br /> *Pamela Eisenbaum (?)<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan, US {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez (?) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:30-2:00 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356456 2025-07-25T16:06:33Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Monday, September 15 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan<br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part I (June 10-12, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> === Monday, September 15 ===<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew and the Didache within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> *Susan Rieske (*) | Moody Bible Institute {presenter}<br /> * Wayne Baxter (*)| Heritage College &amp; Seminary {presenter}<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> * Federico Adinolfi (*)|<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> === Tuesday, September 16 ===<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA {presenter}<br /> *Pamela Eisenbaum (?)<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> === Wednesday, September 17 ===<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan, US {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez (?) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> <br /> '''Wrap-Up Session (1:30-2:00 pm)'''</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356377 2025-07-23T17:01:26Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Wednesday, September 17 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> == Monday, September 15 ==<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew and the Didache within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> * Matthias Konradt (?)<br /> *Susan Rieske (?) | Moody Bible Institute<br /> *Anders Runesson (?)<br /> * Wayne Baxter (?)<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> == Tuesday, September 16 ==<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA {presenter}<br /> *Pamela Eisenbaum (?)<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> == Wednesday, September 17 ==<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Jörg Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland {presenter}<br /> *Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan, US {presenter}<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez (?) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US {presenter}<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland {presenter}<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356361 2025-07-23T15:15:03Z

<p>Ioliver: /* James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> == Monday, September 15 ==<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew and the Didache within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> * Matthias Konradt (?)<br /> *Susan Rieske (?) | Moody Bible Institute<br /> *Anders Runesson (?)<br /> * Wayne Baxter (?)<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Marcie Lenk (*)| | Vice-chair, IJCIR (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> == Tuesday, September 16 ==<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA {presenter}<br /> *Pamela Eisenbaum (?)<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> == Wednesday, September 17 ==<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez (?) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan</div>

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<p>Ioliver: /* Tuesday, September 16 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> == Monday, September 15 ==<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew and the Didache within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> * Matthias Konradt (?)<br /> *Susan Rieske (?) | Moody Bible Institute<br /> *Anders Runesson (?)<br /> * Wayne Baxter (?)<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> == Tuesday, September 16 ==<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary {presenter}<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College {presenter}<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy {presenter}<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK {presenter}<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute {presenter}<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA {presenter}<br /> *Pamela Eisenbaum (?)<br /> *Eric Mason (*)| {discussant}<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> == Wednesday, September 17 ==<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez (?) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan</div>

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<p>Ioliver: /* Wednesday, September 17 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> == Monday, September 15 ==<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew and the Didache within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> * Matthias Konradt (?)<br /> *Susan Rieske (?) | Moody Bible Institute<br /> *Anders Runesson (?)<br /> * Wayne Baxter (?)<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> == Tuesday, September 16 ==<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA<br /> *Pamela Eisenbaum (?)<br /> *Eric Mason (?)<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> == Wednesday, September 17 ==<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Deborah Forger (*) | University of Michigan<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez (?) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356279 2025-07-17T20:44:14Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Wednesday, September 17 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> == Monday, September 15 ==<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew and the Didache within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> * Matthias Konradt (?)<br /> *Susan Rieske (?) | Moody Bible Institute<br /> *Anders Runesson (?)<br /> * Wayne Baxter (?)<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> == Tuesday, September 16 ==<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA<br /> *Pamela Eisenbaum (?)<br /> *Eric Mason (?)<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> == Wednesday, September 17 ==<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Deborah Forger (?) | University of Michigan<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez (?) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales {presenter}<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356278 2025-07-17T18:02:02Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> == Monday, September 15 ==<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew and the Didache within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> * Matthias Konradt (?)<br /> *Susan Rieske (?) | Moody Bible Institute<br /> *Anders Runesson (?)<br /> * Wayne Baxter (?)<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> == Tuesday, September 16 ==<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA<br /> *Pamela Eisenbaum (?)<br /> *Eric Mason (?)<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> == Wednesday, September 17 ==<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Deborah Forger (?) | University of Michigan<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez (?) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Lutz Doering (*)| University of Münster, Germany (Didache)<br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356277 2025-07-17T18:00:25Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Monday, September 15 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> == Monday, September 15 ==<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew and the Didache within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> * Matthias Konradt (?)<br /> *Susan Rieske (?) | Moody Bible Institute<br /> *Anders Runesson (?)<br /> * Wayne Baxter (?)<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> == Tuesday, September 16 ==<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA<br /> *Pamela Eisenbaum (?)<br /> *Eric Mason (?)<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> == Wednesday, September 17 ==<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Deborah Forger (?) | University of Michigan<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez (?) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356276 2025-07-17T15:37:17Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Wednesday, September 17 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> == Monday, September 15 ==<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew and the Didache within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> * Matthias Konradt (?)<br /> *Lutz Doering (?)<br /> *Susan Rieske (?) | Moody Bible Institute<br /> *Anders Runesson (?)<br /> * Wayne Baxter (?)<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> == Tuesday, September 16 ==<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA<br /> *Pamela Eisenbaum (?)<br /> *Eric Mason (?)<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> == Wednesday, September 17 ==<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Deborah Forger (?) | University of Michigan<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez (?) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida, US<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh, Scotland<br /> *Laura Hunt (*)| University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356275 2025-07-17T15:11:01Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Monday, September 15 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> == Monday, September 15 ==<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew and the Didache within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> * Matthias Konradt (?)<br /> *Lutz Doering (?)<br /> *Susan Rieske (?) | Moody Bible Institute<br /> *Anders Runesson (?)<br /> * Wayne Baxter (?)<br /> *John Van Maaren (*)| ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria {discussant}<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> == Tuesday, September 16 ==<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA<br /> *Pamela Eisenbaum (?)<br /> *Eric Mason (?)<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> == Wednesday, September 17 ==<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Deborah Forger (?) | University of Michigan<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez (?) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356274 2025-07-16T21:25:10Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Monday, September 15 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> == Monday, September 15 ==<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew and the Didache within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> * Matthias Konradt (?)<br /> *Lutz Doering (?)<br /> *Susan Rieske (?) | Moody Bible Institute<br /> *Anders Runesson (?)<br /> * Wayne Baxter (?)<br /> *John Van Maaren (?)<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> == Tuesday, September 16 ==<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA<br /> *Pamela Eisenbaum (?)<br /> *Eric Mason (?)<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> == Wednesday, September 17 ==<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Deborah Forger (?) | University of Michigan<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez (?) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356273 2025-07-16T21:19:07Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Monday, September 15 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> == Monday, September 15 ==<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew and the Didache within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio, US {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz {presenter}<br /> *Celia Deutsch (*)| Bard College, US {presenter}<br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*)| Gateway Seminary, US {presenter}<br /> * Matthias Konradt (?)<br /> *Lutz Doering (?)<br /> *Susan Rieske (?) | Moody Bible Institute<br /> *Celia Deutsch (?) Bard College<br /> <br /> * Anders Runesson (?)<br /> * Wayne Baxter (?)<br /> *John Van Maaren (?)<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> == Tuesday, September 16 ==<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA<br /> *Pamela Eisenbaum (?)<br /> *Eric Mason (?)<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> == Wednesday, September 17 ==<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Deborah Forger (?) | University of Michigan<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez (?) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356271 2025-07-15T17:08:05Z

<p>Ioliver: /* James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> == Monday, September 15 ==<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew and the Didache within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz <br /> * Daniel Gurtner (?)<br /> * Matthias Konradt (?)<br /> *Lutz Doering (?)<br /> *Susan Rieske (?) | Moody Bible Institute<br /> *Celia Deutsch (?) Bard College<br /> <br /> * Anders Runesson (?)<br /> * Wayne Baxter (?)<br /> *John Van Maaren (?)<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College, US (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> *Katie Marcar (*) | University of Otago, New Zealnd (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> == Tuesday, September 16 ==<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA<br /> *Pamela Eisenbaum (?)<br /> *Eric Mason (?)<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> == Wednesday, September 17 ==<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Deborah Forger (?) | University of Michigan<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez (?) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan</div>

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<p>Ioliver: /* Monday, September 15 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> == Monday, September 15 ==<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew and the Didache within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz <br /> * Daniel Gurtner (?)<br /> * Matthias Konradt (?)<br /> *Lutz Doering (?)<br /> *Susan Rieske (?) | Moody Bible Institute<br /> *Celia Deutsch (?) Bard College<br /> <br /> * Anders Runesson (?)<br /> * Wayne Baxter (?)<br /> *John Van Maaren (?)<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> == Tuesday, September 16 ==<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (?) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA<br /> *Pamela Eisenbaum (?)<br /> *Eric Mason (?)<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> == Wednesday, September 17 ==<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Deborah Forger (?) | University of Michigan<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez (?) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan</div>

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<p>Ioliver: /* Tuesday, September 16 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> == Monday, September 15 ==<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew and the Didache within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz <br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*) <br /> * Matthias Konradt (?)<br /> *Lutz Doering (?)<br /> <br /> * Michael Hölscher (michael.hoelscher@ruhr-uni-bochum.de), who published a study on the Gospel of Matthew’s use of Q;<br /> * Markus Lau (markus.lau@thchur.ch), who published a book on the forgiveness of sins in the Gospel of Matthew;<br /> * Marc Grønbech-Dam (marc.groenbech-dam@vanguard.edu), who recently published Jesus as the Son of 1-2 Samuel’s David: An Intertextual Reading of the Gospel of Matthew (Leuven: Brill, 2024);<br /> * Anders Runesson (anders.runesson@teologi.uio.no), who of course is an expert in the Gospel of Matthew and in ancient Synagogues;<br /> * Ian Boxall (boxall@cua.edu), who has published many texts on the Gospel of Matthew;<br /> * Wayne Baxter (wbaxter@heritagecs.edu), who has published many texts on the Gospel of Matthew.<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> <br /> * Karl-Wilhelm Niebuhr (?)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> == Tuesday, September 16 ==<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (*) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> *Adrián Taranzano (?) | Faculty of Theology in Valencia {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> == Wednesday, September 17 ==<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Deborah Forger (?) | University of Michigan<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez (?) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Justin Martyr?<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356263 2025-07-15T02:37:15Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Tuesday, September 16 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> == Monday, September 15 ==<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew and the Didache within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz <br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*) <br /> * Matthias Konradt (?)<br /> *Lutz Doering (?)<br /> <br /> * Michael Hölscher (michael.hoelscher@ruhr-uni-bochum.de), who published a study on the Gospel of Matthew’s use of Q;<br /> * Markus Lau (markus.lau@thchur.ch), who published a book on the forgiveness of sins in the Gospel of Matthew;<br /> * Marc Grønbech-Dam (marc.groenbech-dam@vanguard.edu), who recently published Jesus as the Son of 1-2 Samuel’s David: An Intertextual Reading of the Gospel of Matthew (Leuven: Brill, 2024);<br /> * Anders Runesson (anders.runesson@teologi.uio.no), who of course is an expert in the Gospel of Matthew and in ancient Synagogues;<br /> * Ian Boxall (boxall@cua.edu), who has published many texts on the Gospel of Matthew;<br /> * Wayne Baxter (wbaxter@heritagecs.edu), who has published many texts on the Gospel of Matthew.<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> <br /> * Karl-Wilhelm Niebuhr (?)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> == Tuesday, September 16 ==<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge {discussant}<br /> *Jason Staples (*) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> == Wednesday, September 17 ==<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Deborah Forger (?) | University of Michigan<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez (?) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Justin Martyr?<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356261 2025-07-15T01:56:32Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Thursday June 12, 2025 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> == Monday, September 15 ==<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew and the Didache within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz <br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*) <br /> * Matthias Konradt (?)<br /> *Lutz Doering (?)<br /> <br /> * Michael Hölscher (michael.hoelscher@ruhr-uni-bochum.de), who published a study on the Gospel of Matthew’s use of Q;<br /> * Markus Lau (markus.lau@thchur.ch), who published a book on the forgiveness of sins in the Gospel of Matthew;<br /> * Marc Grønbech-Dam (marc.groenbech-dam@vanguard.edu), who recently published Jesus as the Son of 1-2 Samuel’s David: An Intertextual Reading of the Gospel of Matthew (Leuven: Brill, 2024);<br /> * Anders Runesson (anders.runesson@teologi.uio.no), who of course is an expert in the Gospel of Matthew and in ancient Synagogues;<br /> * Ian Boxall (boxall@cua.edu), who has published many texts on the Gospel of Matthew;<br /> * Wayne Baxter (wbaxter@heritagecs.edu), who has published many texts on the Gospel of Matthew.<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> <br /> * Karl-Wilhelm Niebuhr (?)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> == Tuesday, September 16 ==<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge <br /> *Jason Staples (*) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> == Wednesday, September 17 ==<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Deborah Forger (?) | University of Michigan<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez (?) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Justin Martyr?<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356260 2025-07-14T23:21:18Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Thursday June 12, 2025 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> Other possible participants: <br /> <br /> * Luca Acari (Assoc Prof, History of Christianity, U of Naples Federico II; specialization in Second Temple Judaism, NT, and Early Christianity) luca.arcari@unina.it <br /> * 2. David Aune david.aune.1@comcast.net (David is completing a revision of his three volume WBC (1997-1998) Revelation commentary)<br /> * 3. Alan Bandy (Prof of NT and Greek; New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary; author of Reading Revelation with the Church: A History of Interpretation, forthcoming) abandy@nobts.edu <br /> * 4. Gregory Beale (author of NIGTC Revelation commentary) gbeale@rts.edu <br /> * 5. Ian Boxall (Senior Tutor and Tutor in New Testament, St Stephen's House; author of BNTC commentary on Revelation) ian.boxall@theology.ox.ac.uk <br /> * 6. Greg Carey (Prof of NT; Lancaster Seminary) gcarey@lancasterseminary.edu <br /> * 7. John J. Collins (Jewish apocalyptic literature specialist) john.j.collins@yale.edu <br /> * 8. Adela Yarbro Collins (Prof emeritus, Yale Divinity School; author of Crisis and Catharsis: the Power of the Apocalypse; The Combat Myth in the Book of Revelation) adela.collins@yale.edu<br /> * 9. Lorenzo DiTommaso (Prof, Religions and Culture; McGill University; apocalyptic literature specialist) L.DiTommaso@concordia.ca<br /> * 11. Michael Gorman (Raymond E. Brown Prof of Biblical Studies and Theology; St. Mary’s Seminary and University; author of Reading Revelation Responsibly MGorman@stmarys.edu <br /> * 12. Craig Koester (Prof Emeritus; Luther Seminary; author of Revelation in Anchor Yale Bible commentary) ckoester@luthersem.edu * 13. John Marshall (U of Toronto; author of Parables of War) john.marshall@utoronto.ca<br /> * 14. Scot McKnight (Adjunct Prof of NT; Northern Seminary; co-author of Revelation for the Rest of Us) smknight@faculty.seminary.edu <br /> * 15. Jonathan Moo (Prof of NT; Whitworth University; specializes in 4 Ezra and Jewish eschatology) jmoo@whitworth.edu <br /> * 17. Ian Paul (author of Revelation, Tyndale NT Commentary) editor@grovebooks.co.uk <br /> * 18. Christopher Rowland (co-author of Revelation, Blackwell Bible Commentaries) christopher.rowland@theology.ox.ac.uk; christopher.rowland@queens.ox.ac.uk <br /> * 19. Alex Stewart (Prof of NT; VP Academic; Gateway Seminary; author of Reading the Book of Revelation: Five Principles for Interpretation) AlexStewart@gs.edu<br /> * 20. George van Kooten (Lady Margaret’s Prof of Divinity; Cambridge U; specializes in Greco-Roman contexts for Revelation) gv258@cam.ac.uk<br /> <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> == Monday, September 15 ==<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew and the Didache within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz <br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*) <br /> * Matthias Konradt (?)<br /> *Lutz Doering (?)<br /> <br /> * Michael Hölscher (michael.hoelscher@ruhr-uni-bochum.de), who published a study on the Gospel of Matthew’s use of Q;<br /> * Markus Lau (markus.lau@thchur.ch), who published a book on the forgiveness of sins in the Gospel of Matthew;<br /> * Marc Grønbech-Dam (marc.groenbech-dam@vanguard.edu), who recently published Jesus as the Son of 1-2 Samuel’s David: An Intertextual Reading of the Gospel of Matthew (Leuven: Brill, 2024);<br /> * Anders Runesson (anders.runesson@teologi.uio.no), who of course is an expert in the Gospel of Matthew and in ancient Synagogues;<br /> * Ian Boxall (boxall@cua.edu), who has published many texts on the Gospel of Matthew;<br /> * Wayne Baxter (wbaxter@heritagecs.edu), who has published many texts on the Gospel of Matthew.<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> <br /> * Karl-Wilhelm Niebuhr (?)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> == Tuesday, September 16 ==<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge <br /> *Jason Staples (*) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute<br /> *Simon J. Joseph (*) | UCLA<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> == Wednesday, September 17 ==<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Deborah Forger (?) | University of Michigan<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez (?) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Justin Martyr?<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356252 2025-07-14T16:54:14Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Wednesday, September 17 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> Other possible participants: <br /> <br /> * Luca Acari (Assoc Prof, History of Christianity, U of Naples Federico II; specialization in Second Temple Judaism, NT, and Early Christianity) luca.arcari@unina.it <br /> * 2. David Aune david.aune.1@comcast.net (David is completing a revision of his three volume WBC (1997-1998) Revelation commentary)<br /> * 3. Alan Bandy (Prof of NT and Greek; New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary; author of Reading Revelation with the Church: A History of Interpretation, forthcoming) abandy@nobts.edu <br /> * 4. Gregory Beale (author of NIGTC Revelation commentary) gbeale@rts.edu <br /> * 5. Ian Boxall (Senior Tutor and Tutor in New Testament, St Stephen's House; author of BNTC commentary on Revelation) ian.boxall@theology.ox.ac.uk <br /> * 6. Greg Carey (Prof of NT; Lancaster Seminary) gcarey@lancasterseminary.edu <br /> * 7. John J. Collins (Jewish apocalyptic literature specialist) john.j.collins@yale.edu <br /> * 8. Adela Yarbro Collins (Prof emeritus, Yale Divinity School; author of Crisis and Catharsis: the Power of the Apocalypse; The Combat Myth in the Book of Revelation) adela.collins@yale.edu<br /> * 9. Lorenzo DiTommaso (Prof, Religions and Culture; McGill University; apocalyptic literature specialist) L.DiTommaso@concordia.ca<br /> * 11. Michael Gorman (Raymond E. Brown Prof of Biblical Studies and Theology; St. Mary’s Seminary and University; author of Reading Revelation Responsibly MGorman@stmarys.edu <br /> * 12. Craig Koester (Prof Emeritus; Luther Seminary; author of Revelation in Anchor Yale Bible commentary) ckoester@luthersem.edu * 13. John Marshall (U of Toronto; author of Parables of War) john.marshall@utoronto.ca<br /> * 14. Scot McKnight (Adjunct Prof of NT; Northern Seminary; co-author of Revelation for the Rest of Us) smknight@faculty.seminary.edu <br /> * 15. Jonathan Moo (Prof of NT; Whitworth University; specializes in 4 Ezra and Jewish eschatology) jmoo@whitworth.edu <br /> * 17. Ian Paul (author of Revelation, Tyndale NT Commentary) editor@grovebooks.co.uk <br /> * 18. Christopher Rowland (co-author of Revelation, Blackwell Bible Commentaries) christopher.rowland@theology.ox.ac.uk; christopher.rowland@queens.ox.ac.uk <br /> * 19. Alex Stewart (Prof of NT; VP Academic; Gateway Seminary; author of Reading the Book of Revelation: Five Principles for Interpretation) AlexStewart@gs.edu<br /> * 20. George van Kooten (Lady Margaret’s Prof of Divinity; Cambridge U; specializes in Greco-Roman contexts for Revelation) gv258@cam.ac.uk<br /> <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> == Monday, September 15 ==<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz <br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*) <br /> * Matthias Konradt (?)<br /> <br /> * Michael Hölscher (michael.hoelscher@ruhr-uni-bochum.de), who published a study on the Gospel of Matthew’s use of Q;<br /> * Markus Lau (markus.lau@thchur.ch), who published a book on the forgiveness of sins in the Gospel of Matthew;<br /> * Marc Grønbech-Dam (marc.groenbech-dam@vanguard.edu), who recently published Jesus as the Son of 1-2 Samuel’s David: An Intertextual Reading of the Gospel of Matthew (Leuven: Brill, 2024);<br /> * Anders Runesson (anders.runesson@teologi.uio.no), who of course is an expert in the Gospel of Matthew and in ancient Synagogues;<br /> * Ian Boxall (boxall@cua.edu), who has published many texts on the Gospel of Matthew;<br /> * Wayne Baxter (wbaxter@heritagecs.edu), who has published many texts on the Gospel of Matthew.<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> <br /> * Karl-Wilhelm Niebuhr (?)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> == Tuesday, September 16 ==<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge <br /> *Jason Staples (*) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> == Wednesday, September 17 ==<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Deborah Forger (?) | University of Michigan<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez (?) | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Lutz Doering? (Didache)<br /> *Justin Martyr?<br /> <br /> === Perspective Participants ===<br /> <br /> * Federico Adinolfi<br /> * Paul Anderson<br /> * Kenneth Atkinsion<br /> * Michael Barber (?<br /> * John Barclay<br /> * Lynne Bahr, Rockhurst University, USA<br /> * Andrew Bowden | abowden@uni-mainz.de | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Germany | <br /> * Lisa Bowens | Princeton Theological Seminary, USA<br /> * Daviod Burnett<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * Jeremy Coogan (*) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA<br /> * Terence Donaldson | terry.donaldson@utoronto.ca |<br /> <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> * Pamela Eisenbaum<br /> * Philip Esler | pesler@glos.ac.uk<br /> <br /> * Michelle Fletcher (?) <br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> <br /> * ! Emily Gathergood (<br /> * Gabriella Gilardini<br /> <br /> * Angela Harkins — Boston College School of Theology, USA<br /> * Rebecca Harris | Messiah University, USA<br /> * Matthias Henze | Rice University, USA<br /> * Karina Hogan | Fordham University, USA | kahogan@fordham.edu<br /> * Laura Hunt | University of Wales, Trinity St. David, UK | laura.hunt@arbor.edu<br /> * Susan Hylen — Candler School of Theology, USA | susan.hylen@emory.edu<br /> <br /> * John Kampen<br /> * Jontahan Kaplan<br /> * &lt;!!&gt; Ralph Korner | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020) <br /> * Wolfang Kraus<br /> <br /> * Jason Maston<br /> * Giulio Mariotti<br /> * Luca Marulli <br /> * Jim McGrath<br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter<br /> * Daniele Minisini<br /> * Jason Moraff<br /> * Craig Morrison<br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos<br /> * Marida Nicolaci<br /> * Karl-Wilhelm Niebuhr | karl-wilhelm.niebuhr@uni-jena.de<br /> * Eric Noffke<br /> * Matthew Novenson<br /> <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Sara Parks, St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> * Benjamin Reynolds | Tyndale University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada<br /> * Anders Runesson<br /> <br /> * Shayna Sheinfeld | sheinfel@augsburg.edu &lt;Jan7&gt; &lt;ES&gt;<br /> * Paul Sloan | Associate Professor of Early Christianity | Houston Christian University | psloan@hc.edu &lt;Jan7&gt;<br /> * Joshua Smith | University of Denver and Iliff School of Theology, USA | &lt;ES&gt;<br /> * Jason Staples | North Carolina State University, USA | &lt;Jan7&gt; &lt;ES&gt;<br /> * Gary Staszak | University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales, UK | garystaz4444@gmail.com<br /> <br /> * Matt Thiessen | matthew.thiessen@mcmaster.ca<br /> <br /> * Cecilia Wassen<br /> * Catrin Willians | University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales, UK | <br /> * Logan Williams | c.h.williams@uwtsd.ac.uk<br /> <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm<br /> * Zarin Zetterholm | Lund University, Sweden |<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356243 2025-07-13T16:34:55Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> Other possible participants: <br /> <br /> * Luca Acari (Assoc Prof, History of Christianity, U of Naples Federico II; specialization in Second Temple Judaism, NT, and Early Christianity) luca.arcari@unina.it <br /> * 2. David Aune david.aune.1@comcast.net (David is completing a revision of his three volume WBC (1997-1998) Revelation commentary)<br /> * 3. Alan Bandy (Prof of NT and Greek; New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary; author of Reading Revelation with the Church: A History of Interpretation, forthcoming) abandy@nobts.edu <br /> * 4. Gregory Beale (author of NIGTC Revelation commentary) gbeale@rts.edu <br /> * 5. Ian Boxall (Senior Tutor and Tutor in New Testament, St Stephen's House; author of BNTC commentary on Revelation) ian.boxall@theology.ox.ac.uk <br /> * 6. Greg Carey (Prof of NT; Lancaster Seminary) gcarey@lancasterseminary.edu <br /> * 7. John J. Collins (Jewish apocalyptic literature specialist) john.j.collins@yale.edu <br /> * 8. Adela Yarbro Collins (Prof emeritus, Yale Divinity School; author of Crisis and Catharsis: the Power of the Apocalypse; The Combat Myth in the Book of Revelation) adela.collins@yale.edu<br /> * 9. Lorenzo DiTommaso (Prof, Religions and Culture; McGill University; apocalyptic literature specialist) L.DiTommaso@concordia.ca<br /> * 11. Michael Gorman (Raymond E. Brown Prof of Biblical Studies and Theology; St. Mary’s Seminary and University; author of Reading Revelation Responsibly MGorman@stmarys.edu <br /> * 12. Craig Koester (Prof Emeritus; Luther Seminary; author of Revelation in Anchor Yale Bible commentary) ckoester@luthersem.edu * 13. John Marshall (U of Toronto; author of Parables of War) john.marshall@utoronto.ca<br /> * 14. Scot McKnight (Adjunct Prof of NT; Northern Seminary; co-author of Revelation for the Rest of Us) smknight@faculty.seminary.edu <br /> * 15. Jonathan Moo (Prof of NT; Whitworth University; specializes in 4 Ezra and Jewish eschatology) jmoo@whitworth.edu <br /> * 17. Ian Paul (author of Revelation, Tyndale NT Commentary) editor@grovebooks.co.uk <br /> * 18. Christopher Rowland (co-author of Revelation, Blackwell Bible Commentaries) christopher.rowland@theology.ox.ac.uk; christopher.rowland@queens.ox.ac.uk <br /> * 19. Alex Stewart (Prof of NT; VP Academic; Gateway Seminary; author of Reading the Book of Revelation: Five Principles for Interpretation) AlexStewart@gs.edu<br /> * 20. George van Kooten (Lady Margaret’s Prof of Divinity; Cambridge U; specializes in Greco-Roman contexts for Revelation) gv258@cam.ac.uk<br /> <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> == Monday, September 15 ==<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz <br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*) <br /> * Matthias Konradt (?)<br /> <br /> * Michael Hölscher (michael.hoelscher@ruhr-uni-bochum.de), who published a study on the Gospel of Matthew’s use of Q;<br /> * Markus Lau (markus.lau@thchur.ch), who published a book on the forgiveness of sins in the Gospel of Matthew;<br /> * Marc Grønbech-Dam (marc.groenbech-dam@vanguard.edu), who recently published Jesus as the Son of 1-2 Samuel’s David: An Intertextual Reading of the Gospel of Matthew (Leuven: Brill, 2024);<br /> * Anders Runesson (anders.runesson@teologi.uio.no), who of course is an expert in the Gospel of Matthew and in ancient Synagogues;<br /> * Ian Boxall (boxall@cua.edu), who has published many texts on the Gospel of Matthew;<br /> * Wayne Baxter (wbaxter@heritagecs.edu), who has published many texts on the Gospel of Matthew.<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> <br /> * Karl-Wilhelm Niebuhr (?)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> == Tuesday, September 16 ==<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge <br /> *Jason Staples (*) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> == Wednesday, September 17 ==<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Deborah Forger | University of Michigan<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez* | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill <br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> *Lutz Doering? (Didache)<br /> *Justin Martyr?<br /> <br /> === Perspective Participants ===<br /> <br /> * Federico Adinolfi<br /> * Paul Anderson<br /> * Kenneth Atkinsion<br /> * Michael Barber (?<br /> * John Barclay<br /> * Lynne Bahr, Rockhurst University, USA<br /> * Andrew Bowden | abowden@uni-mainz.de | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Germany | <br /> * Lisa Bowens | Princeton Theological Seminary, USA<br /> * Daviod Burnett<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * Jeremy Coogan (*) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA<br /> * Terence Donaldson | terry.donaldson@utoronto.ca |<br /> <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> * Pamela Eisenbaum<br /> * Philip Esler | pesler@glos.ac.uk<br /> <br /> * Michelle Fletcher (?) <br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> <br /> * ! Emily Gathergood (<br /> * Gabriella Gilardini<br /> <br /> * Angela Harkins — Boston College School of Theology, USA<br /> * Rebecca Harris | Messiah University, USA<br /> * Matthias Henze | Rice University, USA<br /> * Karina Hogan | Fordham University, USA | kahogan@fordham.edu<br /> * Laura Hunt | University of Wales, Trinity St. David, UK | laura.hunt@arbor.edu<br /> * Susan Hylen — Candler School of Theology, USA | susan.hylen@emory.edu<br /> <br /> * John Kampen<br /> * Jontahan Kaplan<br /> * &lt;!!&gt; Ralph Korner | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020) <br /> * Wolfang Kraus<br /> <br /> * Jason Maston<br /> * Giulio Mariotti<br /> * Luca Marulli <br /> * Jim McGrath<br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter<br /> * Daniele Minisini<br /> * Jason Moraff<br /> * Craig Morrison<br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos<br /> * Marida Nicolaci<br /> * Karl-Wilhelm Niebuhr | karl-wilhelm.niebuhr@uni-jena.de<br /> * Eric Noffke<br /> * Matthew Novenson<br /> <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Sara Parks, St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> * Benjamin Reynolds | Tyndale University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada<br /> * Anders Runesson<br /> <br /> * Shayna Sheinfeld | sheinfel@augsburg.edu &lt;Jan7&gt; &lt;ES&gt;<br /> * Paul Sloan | Associate Professor of Early Christianity | Houston Christian University | psloan@hc.edu &lt;Jan7&gt;<br /> * Joshua Smith | University of Denver and Iliff School of Theology, USA | &lt;ES&gt;<br /> * Jason Staples | North Carolina State University, USA | &lt;Jan7&gt; &lt;ES&gt;<br /> * Gary Staszak | University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales, UK | garystaz4444@gmail.com<br /> <br /> * Matt Thiessen | matthew.thiessen@mcmaster.ca<br /> <br /> * Cecilia Wassen<br /> * Catrin Willians | University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales, UK | <br /> * Logan Williams | c.h.williams@uwtsd.ac.uk<br /> <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm<br /> * Zarin Zetterholm | Lund University, Sweden |<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356242 2025-07-13T16:10:26Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> Other possible participants: <br /> <br /> * Luca Acari (Assoc Prof, History of Christianity, U of Naples Federico II; specialization in Second Temple Judaism, NT, and Early Christianity) luca.arcari@unina.it <br /> * 2. David Aune david.aune.1@comcast.net (David is completing a revision of his three volume WBC (1997-1998) Revelation commentary)<br /> * 3. Alan Bandy (Prof of NT and Greek; New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary; author of Reading Revelation with the Church: A History of Interpretation, forthcoming) abandy@nobts.edu <br /> * 4. Gregory Beale (author of NIGTC Revelation commentary) gbeale@rts.edu <br /> * 5. Ian Boxall (Senior Tutor and Tutor in New Testament, St Stephen's House; author of BNTC commentary on Revelation) ian.boxall@theology.ox.ac.uk <br /> * 6. Greg Carey (Prof of NT; Lancaster Seminary) gcarey@lancasterseminary.edu <br /> * 7. John J. Collins (Jewish apocalyptic literature specialist) john.j.collins@yale.edu <br /> * 8. Adela Yarbro Collins (Prof emeritus, Yale Divinity School; author of Crisis and Catharsis: the Power of the Apocalypse; The Combat Myth in the Book of Revelation) adela.collins@yale.edu<br /> * 9. Lorenzo DiTommaso (Prof, Religions and Culture; McGill University; apocalyptic literature specialist) L.DiTommaso@concordia.ca<br /> * 11. Michael Gorman (Raymond E. Brown Prof of Biblical Studies and Theology; St. Mary’s Seminary and University; author of Reading Revelation Responsibly MGorman@stmarys.edu <br /> * 12. Craig Koester (Prof Emeritus; Luther Seminary; author of Revelation in Anchor Yale Bible commentary) ckoester@luthersem.edu * 13. John Marshall (U of Toronto; author of Parables of War) john.marshall@utoronto.ca<br /> * 14. Scot McKnight (Adjunct Prof of NT; Northern Seminary; co-author of Revelation for the Rest of Us) smknight@faculty.seminary.edu <br /> * 15. Jonathan Moo (Prof of NT; Whitworth University; specializes in 4 Ezra and Jewish eschatology) jmoo@whitworth.edu <br /> * 17. Ian Paul (author of Revelation, Tyndale NT Commentary) editor@grovebooks.co.uk <br /> * 18. Christopher Rowland (co-author of Revelation, Blackwell Bible Commentaries) christopher.rowland@theology.ox.ac.uk; christopher.rowland@queens.ox.ac.uk <br /> * 19. Alex Stewart (Prof of NT; VP Academic; Gateway Seminary; author of Reading the Book of Revelation: Five Principles for Interpretation) AlexStewart@gs.edu<br /> * 20. George van Kooten (Lady Margaret’s Prof of Divinity; Cambridge U; specializes in Greco-Roman contexts for Revelation) gv258@cam.ac.uk<br /> <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> == Monday, September 15 ==<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz <br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*) <br /> * Matthias Konradt (?)<br /> <br /> * Michael Hölscher (michael.hoelscher@ruhr-uni-bochum.de), who published a study on the Gospel of Matthew’s use of Q;<br /> * Markus Lau (markus.lau@thchur.ch), who published a book on the forgiveness of sins in the Gospel of Matthew;<br /> * Marc Grønbech-Dam (marc.groenbech-dam@vanguard.edu), who recently published Jesus as the Son of 1-2 Samuel’s David: An Intertextual Reading of the Gospel of Matthew (Leuven: Brill, 2024);<br /> * Anders Runesson (anders.runesson@teologi.uio.no), who of course is an expert in the Gospel of Matthew and in ancient Synagogues;<br /> * Ian Boxall (boxall@cua.edu), who has published many texts on the Gospel of Matthew;<br /> * Wayne Baxter (wbaxter@heritagecs.edu), who has published many texts on the Gospel of Matthew.<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> <br /> * Karl-Wilhelm Niebuhr (?)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> == Tuesday, September 16 ==<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge <br /> *Jason Staples (*) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> == Wednesday, September 17 ==<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Deborah Forger | University of Michigan<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez* | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill <br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Angela Kim Harkins (*)| Boston College (Shepherd of Hermas)<br /> *Eunyung Lim (*) | Middleburgy College (Gospel of Thomas)<br /> *Lily Vuong (*)| University of Oregon (Protoevangelium of James)<br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> <br /> === Perspective Participants ===<br /> <br /> * Federico Adinolfi<br /> * Paul Anderson<br /> * Kenneth Atkinsion<br /> * Michael Barber (?<br /> * John Barclay<br /> * Lynne Bahr, Rockhurst University, USA<br /> * Andrew Bowden | abowden@uni-mainz.de | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Germany | <br /> * Lisa Bowens | Princeton Theological Seminary, USA<br /> * Daviod Burnett<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * Jeremy Coogan (*) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA<br /> * Terence Donaldson | terry.donaldson@utoronto.ca |<br /> <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> * Pamela Eisenbaum<br /> * Philip Esler | pesler@glos.ac.uk<br /> <br /> * Michelle Fletcher (?) <br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> <br /> * ! Emily Gathergood (<br /> * Gabriella Gilardini<br /> <br /> * Angela Harkins — Boston College School of Theology, USA<br /> * Rebecca Harris | Messiah University, USA<br /> * Matthias Henze | Rice University, USA<br /> * Karina Hogan | Fordham University, USA | kahogan@fordham.edu<br /> * Laura Hunt | University of Wales, Trinity St. David, UK | laura.hunt@arbor.edu<br /> * Susan Hylen — Candler School of Theology, USA | susan.hylen@emory.edu<br /> <br /> * John Kampen<br /> * Jontahan Kaplan<br /> * &lt;!!&gt; Ralph Korner | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020) <br /> * Wolfang Kraus<br /> <br /> * Jason Maston<br /> * Giulio Mariotti<br /> * Luca Marulli <br /> * Jim McGrath<br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter<br /> * Daniele Minisini<br /> * Jason Moraff<br /> * Craig Morrison<br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos<br /> * Marida Nicolaci<br /> * Karl-Wilhelm Niebuhr | karl-wilhelm.niebuhr@uni-jena.de<br /> * Eric Noffke<br /> * Matthew Novenson<br /> <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Sara Parks, St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> * Benjamin Reynolds | Tyndale University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada<br /> * Anders Runesson<br /> <br /> * Shayna Sheinfeld | sheinfel@augsburg.edu &lt;Jan7&gt; &lt;ES&gt;<br /> * Paul Sloan | Associate Professor of Early Christianity | Houston Christian University | psloan@hc.edu &lt;Jan7&gt;<br /> * Joshua Smith | University of Denver and Iliff School of Theology, USA | &lt;ES&gt;<br /> * Jason Staples | North Carolina State University, USA | &lt;Jan7&gt; &lt;ES&gt;<br /> * Gary Staszak | University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales, UK | garystaz4444@gmail.com<br /> <br /> * Matt Thiessen | matthew.thiessen@mcmaster.ca<br /> <br /> * Cecilia Wassen<br /> * Catrin Willians | University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales, UK | <br /> * Logan Williams | c.h.williams@uwtsd.ac.uk<br /> <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm<br /> * Zarin Zetterholm | Lund University, Sweden |<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356241 2025-07-11T22:23:52Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Wednesday, September 17 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> Other possible participants: <br /> <br /> * Luca Acari (Assoc Prof, History of Christianity, U of Naples Federico II; specialization in Second Temple Judaism, NT, and Early Christianity) luca.arcari@unina.it <br /> * 2. David Aune david.aune.1@comcast.net (David is completing a revision of his three volume WBC (1997-1998) Revelation commentary)<br /> * 3. Alan Bandy (Prof of NT and Greek; New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary; author of Reading Revelation with the Church: A History of Interpretation, forthcoming) abandy@nobts.edu <br /> * 4. Gregory Beale (author of NIGTC Revelation commentary) gbeale@rts.edu <br /> * 5. Ian Boxall (Senior Tutor and Tutor in New Testament, St Stephen's House; author of BNTC commentary on Revelation) ian.boxall@theology.ox.ac.uk <br /> * 6. Greg Carey (Prof of NT; Lancaster Seminary) gcarey@lancasterseminary.edu <br /> * 7. John J. Collins (Jewish apocalyptic literature specialist) john.j.collins@yale.edu <br /> * 8. Adela Yarbro Collins (Prof emeritus, Yale Divinity School; author of Crisis and Catharsis: the Power of the Apocalypse; The Combat Myth in the Book of Revelation) adela.collins@yale.edu<br /> * 9. Lorenzo DiTommaso (Prof, Religions and Culture; McGill University; apocalyptic literature specialist) L.DiTommaso@concordia.ca<br /> * 11. Michael Gorman (Raymond E. Brown Prof of Biblical Studies and Theology; St. Mary’s Seminary and University; author of Reading Revelation Responsibly MGorman@stmarys.edu <br /> * 12. Craig Koester (Prof Emeritus; Luther Seminary; author of Revelation in Anchor Yale Bible commentary) ckoester@luthersem.edu * 13. John Marshall (U of Toronto; author of Parables of War) john.marshall@utoronto.ca<br /> * 14. Scot McKnight (Adjunct Prof of NT; Northern Seminary; co-author of Revelation for the Rest of Us) smknight@faculty.seminary.edu <br /> * 15. Jonathan Moo (Prof of NT; Whitworth University; specializes in 4 Ezra and Jewish eschatology) jmoo@whitworth.edu <br /> * 17. Ian Paul (author of Revelation, Tyndale NT Commentary) editor@grovebooks.co.uk <br /> * 18. Christopher Rowland (co-author of Revelation, Blackwell Bible Commentaries) christopher.rowland@theology.ox.ac.uk; christopher.rowland@queens.ox.ac.uk <br /> * 19. Alex Stewart (Prof of NT; VP Academic; Gateway Seminary; author of Reading the Book of Revelation: Five Principles for Interpretation) AlexStewart@gs.edu<br /> * 20. George van Kooten (Lady Margaret’s Prof of Divinity; Cambridge U; specializes in Greco-Roman contexts for Revelation) gv258@cam.ac.uk<br /> <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> == Monday, September 15 ==<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz <br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*) <br /> * Matthias Konradt (?)<br /> <br /> * Michael Hölscher (michael.hoelscher@ruhr-uni-bochum.de), who published a study on the Gospel of Matthew’s use of Q;<br /> * Markus Lau (markus.lau@thchur.ch), who published a book on the forgiveness of sins in the Gospel of Matthew;<br /> * Marc Grønbech-Dam (marc.groenbech-dam@vanguard.edu), who recently published Jesus as the Son of 1-2 Samuel’s David: An Intertextual Reading of the Gospel of Matthew (Leuven: Brill, 2024);<br /> * Anders Runesson (anders.runesson@teologi.uio.no), who of course is an expert in the Gospel of Matthew and in ancient Synagogues;<br /> * Ian Boxall (boxall@cua.edu), who has published many texts on the Gospel of Matthew;<br /> * Wayne Baxter (wbaxter@heritagecs.edu), who has published many texts on the Gospel of Matthew.<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> <br /> * Karl-Wilhelm Niebuhr (?)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> == Tuesday, September 16 ==<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge <br /> *Jason Staples (*) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> == Wednesday, September 17 ==<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Deborah Forger | University of Michigan<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez* | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill <br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> <br /> === Perspective Participants ===<br /> <br /> * Federico Adinolfi<br /> * Paul Anderson<br /> * Kenneth Atkinsion<br /> * Michael Barber (?<br /> * John Barclay<br /> * Lynne Bahr, Rockhurst University, USA<br /> * Andrew Bowden | abowden@uni-mainz.de | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Germany | <br /> * Lisa Bowens | Princeton Theological Seminary, USA<br /> * Daviod Burnett<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * Jeremy Coogan (*) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA<br /> * Terence Donaldson | terry.donaldson@utoronto.ca |<br /> <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> * Pamela Eisenbaum<br /> * Philip Esler | pesler@glos.ac.uk<br /> <br /> * Michelle Fletcher (?) <br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> <br /> * ! Emily Gathergood (<br /> * Gabriella Gilardini<br /> <br /> * Angela Harkins — Boston College School of Theology, USA<br /> * Rebecca Harris | Messiah University, USA<br /> * Matthias Henze | Rice University, USA<br /> * Karina Hogan | Fordham University, USA | kahogan@fordham.edu<br /> * Laura Hunt | University of Wales, Trinity St. David, UK | laura.hunt@arbor.edu<br /> * Susan Hylen — Candler School of Theology, USA | susan.hylen@emory.edu<br /> <br /> * John Kampen<br /> * Jontahan Kaplan<br /> * &lt;!!&gt; Ralph Korner | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020) <br /> * Wolfang Kraus<br /> <br /> * Jason Maston<br /> * Giulio Mariotti<br /> * Luca Marulli <br /> * Jim McGrath<br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter<br /> * Daniele Minisini<br /> * Jason Moraff<br /> * Craig Morrison<br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos<br /> * Marida Nicolaci<br /> * Karl-Wilhelm Niebuhr | karl-wilhelm.niebuhr@uni-jena.de<br /> * Eric Noffke<br /> * Matthew Novenson<br /> <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Sara Parks, St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> * Benjamin Reynolds | Tyndale University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada<br /> * Anders Runesson<br /> <br /> * Shayna Sheinfeld | sheinfel@augsburg.edu &lt;Jan7&gt; &lt;ES&gt;<br /> * Paul Sloan | Associate Professor of Early Christianity | Houston Christian University | psloan@hc.edu &lt;Jan7&gt;<br /> * Joshua Smith | University of Denver and Iliff School of Theology, USA | &lt;ES&gt;<br /> * Jason Staples | North Carolina State University, USA | &lt;Jan7&gt; &lt;ES&gt;<br /> * Gary Staszak | University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales, UK | garystaz4444@gmail.com<br /> <br /> * Matt Thiessen | matthew.thiessen@mcmaster.ca<br /> <br /> * Cecilia Wassen<br /> * Catrin Willians | University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales, UK | <br /> * Logan Williams | c.h.williams@uwtsd.ac.uk<br /> <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm<br /> * Zarin Zetterholm | Lund University, Sweden |<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan</div>

Ioliver https://4enoch.org/wiki5/index.php?title=Reading_the_New_Testament_Within_Judaism&diff=356240 2025-07-11T16:13:35Z

<p>Ioliver: /* Wednesday, September 17 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that text x is or is not within Judaism? What changes when text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> Other possible participants: <br /> <br /> * Luca Acari (Assoc Prof, History of Christianity, U of Naples Federico II; specialization in Second Temple Judaism, NT, and Early Christianity) luca.arcari@unina.it <br /> * 2. David Aune david.aune.1@comcast.net (David is completing a revision of his three volume WBC (1997-1998) Revelation commentary)<br /> * 3. Alan Bandy (Prof of NT and Greek; New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary; author of Reading Revelation with the Church: A History of Interpretation, forthcoming) abandy@nobts.edu <br /> * 4. Gregory Beale (author of NIGTC Revelation commentary) gbeale@rts.edu <br /> * 5. Ian Boxall (Senior Tutor and Tutor in New Testament, St Stephen's House; author of BNTC commentary on Revelation) ian.boxall@theology.ox.ac.uk <br /> * 6. Greg Carey (Prof of NT; Lancaster Seminary) gcarey@lancasterseminary.edu <br /> * 7. John J. Collins (Jewish apocalyptic literature specialist) john.j.collins@yale.edu <br /> * 8. Adela Yarbro Collins (Prof emeritus, Yale Divinity School; author of Crisis and Catharsis: the Power of the Apocalypse; The Combat Myth in the Book of Revelation) adela.collins@yale.edu<br /> * 9. Lorenzo DiTommaso (Prof, Religions and Culture; McGill University; apocalyptic literature specialist) L.DiTommaso@concordia.ca<br /> * 11. Michael Gorman (Raymond E. Brown Prof of Biblical Studies and Theology; St. Mary’s Seminary and University; author of Reading Revelation Responsibly MGorman@stmarys.edu <br /> * 12. Craig Koester (Prof Emeritus; Luther Seminary; author of Revelation in Anchor Yale Bible commentary) ckoester@luthersem.edu * 13. John Marshall (U of Toronto; author of Parables of War) john.marshall@utoronto.ca<br /> * 14. Scot McKnight (Adjunct Prof of NT; Northern Seminary; co-author of Revelation for the Rest of Us) smknight@faculty.seminary.edu <br /> * 15. Jonathan Moo (Prof of NT; Whitworth University; specializes in 4 Ezra and Jewish eschatology) jmoo@whitworth.edu <br /> * 17. Ian Paul (author of Revelation, Tyndale NT Commentary) editor@grovebooks.co.uk <br /> * 18. Christopher Rowland (co-author of Revelation, Blackwell Bible Commentaries) christopher.rowland@theology.ox.ac.uk; christopher.rowland@queens.ox.ac.uk <br /> * 19. Alex Stewart (Prof of NT; VP Academic; Gateway Seminary; author of Reading the Book of Revelation: Five Principles for Interpretation) AlexStewart@gs.edu<br /> * 20. George van Kooten (Lady Margaret’s Prof of Divinity; Cambridge U; specializes in Greco-Roman contexts for Revelation) gv258@cam.ac.uk<br /> <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> == Monday, September 15 ==<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz <br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*) <br /> * Matthias Konradt (?)<br /> <br /> * Michael Hölscher (michael.hoelscher@ruhr-uni-bochum.de), who published a study on the Gospel of Matthew’s use of Q;<br /> * Markus Lau (markus.lau@thchur.ch), who published a book on the forgiveness of sins in the Gospel of Matthew;<br /> * Marc Grønbech-Dam (marc.groenbech-dam@vanguard.edu), who recently published Jesus as the Son of 1-2 Samuel’s David: An Intertextual Reading of the Gospel of Matthew (Leuven: Brill, 2024);<br /> * Anders Runesson (anders.runesson@teologi.uio.no), who of course is an expert in the Gospel of Matthew and in ancient Synagogues;<br /> * Ian Boxall (boxall@cua.edu), who has published many texts on the Gospel of Matthew;<br /> * Wayne Baxter (wbaxter@heritagecs.edu), who has published many texts on the Gospel of Matthew.<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> <br /> * Karl-Wilhelm Niebuhr (?)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> == Tuesday, September 16 ==<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge <br /> *Jason Staples (*) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> == Wednesday, September 17 ==<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Deborah Forger | University of Michigan<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez* | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill <br /> * Lori Baron (*) | Saint Louis University<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> <br /> === Perspective Participants ===<br /> <br /> * Federico Adinolfi<br /> * Paul Anderson<br /> * Kenneth Atkinsion<br /> * Michael Barber (?<br /> * John Barclay<br /> * Lynne Bahr, Rockhurst University, USA<br /> * Andrew Bowden | abowden@uni-mainz.de | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Germany | <br /> * Lisa Bowens | Princeton Theological Seminary, USA<br /> * Daviod Burnett<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * Jeremy Coogan (*) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA<br /> * Terence Donaldson | terry.donaldson@utoronto.ca |<br /> <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> * Pamela Eisenbaum<br /> * Philip Esler | pesler@glos.ac.uk<br /> <br /> * Michelle Fletcher (?) <br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> <br /> * ! Emily Gathergood (<br /> * Gabriella Gilardini<br /> <br /> * Angela Harkins — Boston College School of Theology, USA<br /> * Rebecca Harris | Messiah University, USA<br /> * Matthias Henze | Rice University, USA<br /> * Karina Hogan | Fordham University, USA | kahogan@fordham.edu<br /> * Laura Hunt | University of Wales, Trinity St. David, UK | laura.hunt@arbor.edu<br /> * Susan Hylen — Candler School of Theology, USA | susan.hylen@emory.edu<br /> <br /> * John Kampen<br /> * Jontahan Kaplan<br /> * &lt;!!&gt; Ralph Korner | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020) <br /> * Wolfang Kraus<br /> <br /> * Jason Maston<br /> * Giulio Mariotti<br /> * Luca Marulli <br /> * Jim McGrath<br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter<br /> * Daniele Minisini<br /> * Jason Moraff<br /> * Craig Morrison<br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos<br /> * Marida Nicolaci<br /> * Karl-Wilhelm Niebuhr | karl-wilhelm.niebuhr@uni-jena.de<br /> * Eric Noffke<br /> * Matthew Novenson<br /> <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Sara Parks, St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> * Benjamin Reynolds | Tyndale University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada<br /> * Anders Runesson<br /> <br /> * Shayna Sheinfeld | sheinfel@augsburg.edu &lt;Jan7&gt; &lt;ES&gt;<br /> * Paul Sloan | Associate Professor of Early Christianity | Houston Christian University | psloan@hc.edu &lt;Jan7&gt;<br /> * Joshua Smith | University of Denver and Iliff School of Theology, USA | &lt;ES&gt;<br /> * Jason Staples | North Carolina State University, USA | &lt;Jan7&gt; &lt;ES&gt;<br /> * Gary Staszak | University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales, UK | garystaz4444@gmail.com<br /> <br /> * Matt Thiessen | matthew.thiessen@mcmaster.ca<br /> <br /> * Cecilia Wassen<br /> * Catrin Willians | University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales, UK | <br /> * Logan Williams | c.h.williams@uwtsd.ac.uk<br /> <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm<br /> * Zarin Zetterholm | Lund University, Sweden |<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan</div>

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<p>Ioliver: /* Tuesday, September 16 */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Reading the New Testament Within Judaism?'''<br /> <br /> The New Testament within Judaism Conference has generated so much interest that we have decided to split the conference into two parts. Part I will focus on Paul, Mark, and Revelation “within Judaism,” and will take place from June 10-12. Part II will take place from September 15-17 and will focus on the remaining New Testament/early Christian works (Matthew, Luke/Acts, John, James, Hebrews, and other works). <br /> <br /> Both parts of the conference will discuss the following questions: Why do you think that text x should or should not be within Judaism? What are the criteria for determining that a text is or is not within Judaism? What changes when a text x is read within Judaism?<br /> <br /> ==== Tuesday June 10, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Paul within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos (*) {Intr.}<br /> * Pirluigi Piovanelli (*) {Intr} | EPHE; University of Ottawa<br /> * Crispin Fletcher-Louis (*) {Intro}<br /> *Kathy Ehrensperger (*) | University of Basel<br /> * Jason Staples (*) | NC State University<br /> * Jakub Pogonowski (*) | University of Warsaw<br /> *Robert B. Foster (*) | Madonna University<br /> * Janelle Peters (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Yael Fisch (*) | Hebrew University of Jerusalem<br /> * Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University <br /> *Giulio Mariotti (*) | Foundation for Religious Sciences FSCIRE, Italy <br /> <br /> ==== Wednesday, June 11, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Mark within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * John Van Maaren (Intro) | ESPRIT Postdoctoral Fellow | University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria<br /> * Helen Bond (panelist) | Professor of Christian Origins | University of Edinburgh School of Divinity, Scotland<br /> * Jeremiah Coogan (panelist) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA, USA<br /> * Elizabeth Shively (panelist) | Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University, TX, USA<br /> * Laura Bizarro (discussant) | Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argentina<br /> * Neil Elliott (discussant) | Senior Acquisitions Editor Fortress Press (retired)<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (discussant) | Assistant Professor of Theological Studies | Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Margaret Froelich (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament &amp; Early Christian Identity | Claremont School of Theology, Los Angeles, CA, USA<br /> * Heidrun Mader (discussant) | Professor for Biblical Literature and Its Reception | University of Köln, Köln, Germany<br /> * Jacob Mortensen (discussant) | Associate Professor of New Testament | Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark<br /> <br /> * Nathanael Vette (discussant) | Lecturer in Bible, Gender, and the Arts | King’s College, London, UK<br /> * Paul D. Wheatley (discussant) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Nashotah House, Delafield, WI, USA<br /> *Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow | Pontificia Università della Santa Croce, Rome, Italy<br /> <br /> === June 12 ===<br /> <br /> ==== Thursday June 12, 2025 ====<br /> <br /> 9:30am-10.00am - Informal gathering and Introduction<br /> <br /> 10:00am-1:00pm : &quot;Revelation within Judaism&quot; <br /> <br /> * Ralph Korner (*) | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020)<br /> * Daniel C. Smith (*) | Whitman College | Assistant Professor<br /> * Kelley Coblentz Bautch (*) | St. Edward's University<br /> * Rebekah J. Haigh (*) | Princeton University<br /> * Sarah Emanuel (*) | Loyola Marymount University<br /> * Leslie Baynes (*) | Missouri State University<br /> * John W. Marshall (*) | University of Toronto<br /> * David Frankfurter (*) | Boston University <br /> <br /> Other possible participants: <br /> <br /> * Luca Acari (Assoc Prof, History of Christianity, U of Naples Federico II; specialization in Second Temple Judaism, NT, and Early Christianity) luca.arcari@unina.it <br /> * 2. David Aune david.aune.1@comcast.net (David is completing a revision of his three volume WBC (1997-1998) Revelation commentary)<br /> * 3. Alan Bandy (Prof of NT and Greek; New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary; author of Reading Revelation with the Church: A History of Interpretation, forthcoming) abandy@nobts.edu <br /> * 4. Gregory Beale (author of NIGTC Revelation commentary) gbeale@rts.edu <br /> * 5. Ian Boxall (Senior Tutor and Tutor in New Testament, St Stephen's House; author of BNTC commentary on Revelation) ian.boxall@theology.ox.ac.uk <br /> * 6. Greg Carey (Prof of NT; Lancaster Seminary) gcarey@lancasterseminary.edu <br /> * 7. John J. Collins (Jewish apocalyptic literature specialist) john.j.collins@yale.edu <br /> * 8. Adela Yarbro Collins (Prof emeritus, Yale Divinity School; author of Crisis and Catharsis: the Power of the Apocalypse; The Combat Myth in the Book of Revelation) adela.collins@yale.edu<br /> * 9. Lorenzo DiTommaso (Prof, Religions and Culture; McGill University; apocalyptic literature specialist) L.DiTommaso@concordia.ca<br /> * 11. Michael Gorman (Raymond E. Brown Prof of Biblical Studies and Theology; St. Mary’s Seminary and University; author of Reading Revelation Responsibly MGorman@stmarys.edu <br /> * 12. Craig Koester (Prof Emeritus; Luther Seminary; author of Revelation in Anchor Yale Bible commentary) ckoester@luthersem.edu * 13. John Marshall (U of Toronto; author of Parables of War) john.marshall@utoronto.ca<br /> * 14. Scot McKnight (Adjunct Prof of NT; Northern Seminary; co-author of Revelation for the Rest of Us) smknight@faculty.seminary.edu <br /> * 15. Jonathan Moo (Prof of NT; Whitworth University; specializes in 4 Ezra and Jewish eschatology) jmoo@whitworth.edu <br /> * 17. Ian Paul (author of Revelation, Tyndale NT Commentary) editor@grovebooks.co.uk <br /> * 18. Christopher Rowland (co-author of Revelation, Blackwell Bible Commentaries) christopher.rowland@theology.ox.ac.uk; christopher.rowland@queens.ox.ac.uk <br /> * 19. Alex Stewart (Prof of NT; VP Academic; Gateway Seminary; author of Reading the Book of Revelation: Five Principles for Interpretation) AlexStewart@gs.edu<br /> * 20. George van Kooten (Lady Margaret’s Prof of Divinity; Cambridge U; specializes in Greco-Roman contexts for Revelation) gv258@cam.ac.uk<br /> <br /> <br /> == Reading the New Testament within Judaism? Part II (September 15-17) ==<br /> <br /> == Monday, September 15 ==<br /> <br /> '''Introduction/Opening (8:30-9:00 am ET)''' <br /> <br /> <br /> '''Matthew within Judaism (9:00-11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * John Kampen (*) | Methodist Theological Union in Ohio {presenter}<br /> *Andrew Bowden (*) | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz <br /> * Daniel Gurtner (*) <br /> * Matthias Konradt (?)<br /> <br /> * Michael Hölscher (michael.hoelscher@ruhr-uni-bochum.de), who published a study on the Gospel of Matthew’s use of Q;<br /> * Markus Lau (markus.lau@thchur.ch), who published a book on the forgiveness of sins in the Gospel of Matthew;<br /> * Marc Grønbech-Dam (marc.groenbech-dam@vanguard.edu), who recently published Jesus as the Son of 1-2 Samuel’s David: An Intertextual Reading of the Gospel of Matthew (Leuven: Brill, 2024);<br /> * Anders Runesson (anders.runesson@teologi.uio.no), who of course is an expert in the Gospel of Matthew and in ancient Synagogues;<br /> * Ian Boxall (boxall@cua.edu), who has published many texts on the Gospel of Matthew;<br /> * Wayne Baxter (wbaxter@heritagecs.edu), who has published many texts on the Gospel of Matthew.<br /> <br /> ==== James and Petrine Literature within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET) ====<br /> <br /> * Matt A. Jackson-McCabe (*) | Cleveland State University, US (Letter of James)<br /> <br /> * Karl-Wilhelm Niebuhr (?)<br /> * Gabriele Boccaccini (*) | University of Michigan, US<br /> *Joshua Brumbach (*) | The King's College (Letter of James)<br /> *Sofanit T. Abebe (*) | Tutor in New Testament, Lead Tutor for Potential Theological Educators Track, Trinity College Bristol, UK (1 Peter)<br /> <br /> == Tuesday, September 16 ==<br /> Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am ET)<br /> <br /> '''Luke and Acts within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)'''<br /> <br /> Chair, Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter (*) | Albion College (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Paul Sloan (*) | Houston Christian University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Jim Young Kim (*) | Oklahoma State University (*) {Presenter}<br /> *Fady Atef Mekhael (*) | PhD, McMaster {Presenter}<br /> *Jason Wendel (*) | University of Cambridge <br /> *Jason Staples (*) | NC State University {discussant?}<br /> * Jason Moraff (*) | The King's University (*) {discussant}<br /> *Joshua Jipp (*) | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School {discussant}<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Hebrews within Judaism (11:30 am - 1:30 pm ET)''' <br /> * Madison Pierce (*) | Western Theological Seminary<br /> *Amy Peeler (*) | Wheaton College<br /> *<br /> *Eric Noffke (*) | Facoltà Valdese, Italy<br /> *Jean-Claude Verrecchia (*) | Newbold College, UK<br /> *John Goodrich (*)| Compass Bible Institute<br /> <br /> *<br /> <br /> == Wednesday, September 17 ==<br /> <br /> '''Recap (8:30 am - 9:00 am)'''<br /> <br /> <br /> '''John within Judaism (9:00 - 11:00 am ET)''' <br /> * Deborah Forger | University of Michigan<br /> *Wally Cirafesi (?) <br /> *Hugo Mendez* | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill <br /> * Lori Baron (*) | Saint Louis University<br /> *Douglas Estes (*) | New College of Florida<br /> *Catrin Williams (*) | University of Edinburgh<br /> <br /> ==== Other Texts within Judaism? (11:30 - 1:30 pm) ====<br /> <br /> *Jason Moraff (*) | The King's College (Epistle of Barnabas/Ignatius)<br /> *Gavin McDowell (*) | (1 Clement &amp; Barnabas)<br /> <br /> === Perspective Participants ===<br /> <br /> * Federico Adinolfi<br /> * Paul Anderson<br /> * Kenneth Atkinsion<br /> * Michael Barber (?<br /> * John Barclay<br /> * Lynne Bahr, Rockhurst University, USA<br /> * Andrew Bowden | abowden@uni-mainz.de | Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Germany | <br /> * Lisa Bowens | Princeton Theological Seminary, USA<br /> * Daviod Burnett<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * Jeremy Coogan (*) | Assistant Professor of New Testament | Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University | Berkeley, CA<br /> * Terence Donaldson | terry.donaldson@utoronto.ca |<br /> <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> * Pamela Eisenbaum<br /> * Philip Esler | pesler@glos.ac.uk<br /> <br /> * Michelle Fletcher (?) <br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> <br /> * ! Emily Gathergood (<br /> * Gabriella Gilardini<br /> <br /> * Angela Harkins — Boston College School of Theology, USA<br /> * Rebecca Harris | Messiah University, USA<br /> * Matthias Henze | Rice University, USA<br /> * Karina Hogan | Fordham University, USA | kahogan@fordham.edu<br /> * Laura Hunt | University of Wales, Trinity St. David, UK | laura.hunt@arbor.edu<br /> * Susan Hylen — Candler School of Theology, USA | susan.hylen@emory.edu<br /> <br /> * John Kampen<br /> * Jontahan Kaplan<br /> * &lt;!!&gt; Ralph Korner | Kairos University | ralph.korner@taylor-edu.ca | Author of Reading Revelation After Supersessionism (2020) <br /> * Wolfang Kraus<br /> <br /> * Jason Maston<br /> * Giulio Mariotti<br /> * Luca Marulli <br /> * Jim McGrath<br /> * Jocelyn McWhirter<br /> * Daniele Minisini<br /> * Jason Moraff<br /> * Craig Morrison<br /> <br /> * Mark Nanos<br /> * Marida Nicolaci<br /> * Karl-Wilhelm Niebuhr | karl-wilhelm.niebuhr@uni-jena.de<br /> * Eric Noffke<br /> * Matthew Novenson<br /> <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> <br /> * Sara Parks, St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> * Benjamin Reynolds | Tyndale University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada<br /> * Anders Runesson<br /> <br /> * Shayna Sheinfeld | sheinfel@augsburg.edu &lt;Jan7&gt; &lt;ES&gt;<br /> * Paul Sloan | Associate Professor of Early Christianity | Houston Christian University | psloan@hc.edu &lt;Jan7&gt;<br /> * Joshua Smith | University of Denver and Iliff School of Theology, USA | &lt;ES&gt;<br /> * Jason Staples | North Carolina State University, USA | &lt;Jan7&gt; &lt;ES&gt;<br /> * Gary Staszak | University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales, UK | garystaz4444@gmail.com<br /> <br /> * Matt Thiessen | matthew.thiessen@mcmaster.ca<br /> <br /> * Cecilia Wassen<br /> * Catrin Willians | University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Wales, UK | <br /> * Logan Williams | c.h.williams@uwtsd.ac.uk<br /> <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm<br /> * Zarin Zetterholm | Lund University, Sweden |<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Prologue (Jan 7, 2025) ==<br /> <br /> (1) Mine (attached to the previous email)<br /> (2) Magnus Zetterholm, &quot;The 'Within Judaism' Perspective--Why Does It Matter&quot;<br /> (3) Anders Runesson, What Does 'Within Judaism' Mean?<br /> (4) Adele Reinhartz, What's in the Label? Jews, Judaism and Jewish in the Study of Antiquity. <br /> <br /> READING THE NEW TESTAMENT WITHIN JUDAISM <br /> <br /> Online Meeting - Jan 7, 2025<br /> <br /> 8:45am (EST) - Welcome <br /> 9am-9:20am - Introduction to the Topic (Gabriele Boccaccini)<br /> <br /> 9:20am-11:15am - (1) &quot;What Does within Judaism Mean? Why Does It Matter?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Paula Fredriksen<br /> * Karin Zetterholm <br /> * Magnus Zetterholm, <br /> * John Barclay <br /> * Anders Runesson <br /> * Kathy Ehrensperger<br /> <br /> <br /> 11:30am-1:55pm : (2) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of the New Testament? And What Are the Implications of the Study of the New Testament for the WJP?&quot;<br /> <br /> * Amy Jill Levine <br /> * Adele Reinhartz <br /> * Paul Anderson <br /> * Matthew Thiessen <br /> * Isaac Oliver<br /> * Craig M. Morrison<br /> * Deborah Forger<br /> * Pierluigi Piovanelli<br /> <br /> 3-4:55pm : (3) &quot;What Are the Implications of the WJP for the Study of Second Temple Judaism? And What Are the Implications of the Study of Second Temple Judaism for the WJP?<br /> <br /> * Rodney Caruthers<br /> * John Collins<br /> * Loren Stuckenbruck <br /> * Jason Staples<br /> * Nora David<br /> * Jonathan Kaplan</div>

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