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MSt in New Testament
MPhil in New Testament Studies
MPhil in Judaism and Christianity in the Graeco-Roman World (JCGRW)
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1101 Introduction to the Bible (Prelim)
2103 The Gospels
3102 Paul and Pauline Tradition (Year 3)
3111 Why the Environment, Women, Colonialization, and Black Lives Matter to New Testament Interpretation
3112 The Old Testament in Early Christianity: Why is the Old Testament Christian Scripture?
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MPhil JCGRW B2 Tutorial Topics: The Gospels and the historical Jesus
Is it possible to identify the aims of Jesus?
How did we get the Gospels?
Did Mark’s Gospel fail or succeed in its literary and theological purpose?
Does Matthew’s Jesus want his church to observe the Torah?
Is Luke the Gospel for the Poor?
‘Because God is killed, humanity can be exalted to divinity.’ Does this capture John’s understanding of Christ and the cross?
To what extent is the Christology of the Gospels shaped by existing Messianic expectation?
Can we Date the Four Gospels – and any of the Others?
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