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TUESDAY Murray Rae, University of Otago Enabled by Grace: A Theological Account of Human Agency (20 min) Stephen Westerholm, McMaster University “Splendid Vices”? The Untransformed Moral Agent in Paul (20 min) Susan Eastman, Duke University, Respondent (20 min) Break (5 min) Discussion (45 min) SBL25-17 Pentateuch Section 9:00 AM–11:30 AM Naomi Steinberg, DePaul University, Presiding Kevin A. Wilson, Wartburg College The Demotion of the Levites in P and H (25 min) Discussion (5 min) Diana Lipton, King’s College London “And We Were Together” (1 Kings 3:18): Solomon’s Window on Two Pentateuchal Worldviews (25 min) Discussion (5 min) Sara J. Milstein, New York University “Allusions” of Grandeur: Revisiting the Link between Exodus 32 and 1 Kings 12 (25 min) Discussion (5 min) Robin J. DeWitt Knauth, Lycoming College Covenantal Sabotage (25 min) Discussion (5 min) Mark Leuchter, University of Sydney The Occasions of Redaction in Deuteronomy (25 min) Discussion (5 min) SBL25-18 Philo of Alexandria Group 9:00 AM–12:30 PM Sarah Pearce, University of Southampton, Presiding Katell Berthelot, National Center for Scientific Research Philo’s Perception of the Roman Empire (30 min) Tzvi Novick, Yale University Allegory and God: A Study in Philonic Exegesis (30 min) Erin Roberts, Brown University Reconsidering the Value of Hope (30 min) Break (15 min) George H. van Kooten, University of Groningen Philo on Man as God’s Likeness and the Platonic Notion of Becoming Like God (30 min) Beth Berkowitz, Jewish Theological Seminary of America Clement’s Use of Philo and Claims about Jewish-Christian Difference (30 min) Business Meeting (45 min) SBL25-19 Pseudepigrapha Section 9:00 AM–11:30 AM Theme: Qumran Judith Newman, University of Toronto, Presiding Hanna Tervanotko, University of Helsinki/ University of Vienna Miriam as Visionary? The Figure of Miriam in Pseudo-Philo and 4QVisions of Amram (30 min) Matthew E. Gordley, Regent University Hymnic Reviews of History in Second Temple Psalms and Prayers (30 min) Ida Frohlich, Pázmány Péter Catholic University “Invoke at Any time…”: Apotropaic Texts and Pseudepigraphic Literature in Qumran (30 min) Hanne von Weissenberg, University of Helsinki The Genre of 4QMMT (30 min) Ingrid Lilly, Emory University The Book of the Watchers’ Deployment of Theogony: Hesiod’s Gigantomachy, Titanomachy, and Genealogical Principle according to Enoch (30 min) SBL25-20 Q Section 9:00 AM–11:30 AM Theme: Q and Jewish Christianity Patrick Hartin, Gonzaga University, Presiding Petri Luomanen, University of Helsinki Q and Other Jewish-Christian Gospels (30 min) Discussion (15 min) Paul Foster, University of Edinburgh Is Q a Jewish-Christian Document? (30 min) Discussion (15 min) Break (5 min) Edwin K. Broadhead, Berea College Jew against Jew: The Critique of Some Pharisees in the Sayings Tradition Q (30 min) Discussion (15 min) SBL25-21 Qumran Section 9:00 AM–11:30 AM Theme: Textual and Contextual Studies Eibert Tigchelaar, Florida State University, Presiding Dorothy M. Peters, Trinity Western University “Once Again You Shall See the Difference between the Righteous and the Wicked”: A Proposed Reunification of 4QCommentary on Malachi and 4QCommentary on Genesis B (30 min) Noam Mizrahi, Hebrew University of Jerusalem The Number of David’s Psalms: A New Proposal (30 min) John Kampen, Methodist Theological School in Ohio Social Status, Scribes, and Poverty in Instruction (30 min) Vered Noam, Tel Aviv University Qumran and the Rabbis: Reconstruction of a Common Exegesis (30 min) Ishay Rosen-Zvi, Tel Aviv University What Does “Proto-Rabbinic” Mean? Rethinking Yetzer in Qumran (30 min) SBL25-22 Rhetoric and the New Testament Section 9:00 AM–11:30 AM Theme: The Rhetoric of Stephen’s Speech (Acts 7) Thomas H. Olbricht, Pepperdine University The Structure and Content of Stephen’s Speech in the Light of Old Testament Credos (30 min) Kathy Maxwell, South Texas School of Christian Studies The Audience as Fellow-Workers in the Rhetoric of Stephen’s Speech (30 min) Shelly Matthews, Furman University The Speech of Stephen; the Death of James (30 min) Discussion (10 min) Todd C. Penner, Austin College, Respondent (15 min) Edith Humphrey, Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, Respondent (15 min) Discussion (20 min) 106 ● Annual Meeting Session Guide ●
SBL25-23 Ritual in the Biblical World Consultation 9:00 AM–12:00 PM Theme: Ritual and Iconography Roy Gane, Andrews University, Presiding Gerald A. Klingbeil, Adventist International Institute of Advanced Studies and Martin G. Klingbeil, Helderberg College “Mirrors of the Dance”: Finding the Interplay between the Static and the Dynamic in Biblical Ritual and Ancient Near Eastern Iconography (25 min) Discussion (5 min) Cory Daniel Crawford, Harvard University The Agency of Ritualized Art and Architecture in the Hebrew Bible (25 min) Discussion (5 min) Thomas Staubli, University of Fribourg Is There an Iconographic Pattern of the Aqedat Yizkhaq? (25 min) Discussion (5 min) Victor Avigdor Hurowitz, Ben Gurion University of the Negev Getting on Top of the Ziqqurrat (25 min) Discussion (5 min) Billie Jean Collins, Emory University Ritual, Image, and the Politics of Control in the Hittite Kingdom (25 min) Discussion (35 min) SBL25-24 Scripture in Early Judaism and Christianity Section 9:00 AM–11:30 AM Leroy Huizenga, Wheaton College Experimental Intertextuality, Patristic Sarah-Mary Typologies, and Matthean Christology (30 min) Amanda C. Miller, Union Theological Seminary and Presbyterian School of Christian Education A Different Kind of Victory: 4Q427 7 and the Magnificat as Later Developments of the Hebrew Victory Song (30 min) Adam Gregerman, Connecticut College “A Light to the Nations” and Missionary Motivation in Luke-Acts and Ancient Judaism (30 min) Paul Penley, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Textual Sources Behind John’s Apocalypse: Going Beyond Canonical Intertexuality to Contemporary Jewish and Christian Conversations about the Hebrew Scriptures (30 min) SBL25-25 Teaching Biblical Literature in an Undergraduate Liberal Arts Context Consultation 9:00 AM–11:30 AM Glenn Holland, Allegheny College, Presiding Shane Kirkpatrick, Anderson University Introducing Whom to What? Teaching Introductory Bible Courses to Non-Majors at Christian Colleges (30 min) Jonathan David Lawrence, Canisius College What Are Our Students Learning, and How Can We Tell? Everything You Wanted to Know About Assessment and Were Afraid to Ask (30 min) Break (10 min) Jane S. Webster, Barton College Teaching Biblical Literature in the Liberal Arts: Questions Yet to Consider (30 min) Discussion (50 min) Discussion will focus on the question: What should people know about the Bible to be critical thinkers, wise consumers, and responsible global citizens? SBL25-26 Theological Perspectives on the Book of Ezekiel Section 9:00 AM–11:30 AM Theme: The Reception History of the Book of Ezekiel Corrine Carvalho, University of Saint Thomas, Presiding (5 min) Steven Shawn Tuell, Pittsburgh Theological Seminary The Meaning of the Mark: New Light on Ezekiel 9 from the History of Interpretation (20 min) Discussion (10 min) Hector Patmore, Durham University Adam or Satan? The Identity of the King of Tyre in Late Antiquity (20 min) Discussion (10 min) Break (10 min) Sally Norris, University of Oxford The Imaginative Effects of Ezekiel’s Merkavah Vision: A Day in the Life of Hashmal (20 min) Discussion (10 min) Jaime Lara, Yale Divinity School Half-Way between Genesis and Apocalypse: Using Ezekiel as Message and Proof for New World Converts (20 min) Discussion (25 min) Electronic copies of the papers may be requested from paul.joyce@theology.ox.ac.uk. SBL25-27 Theology of the Hebrew Scriptures Section 9:00 AM–11:30 AM Esther Hamori, Union Theological Seminary, Presiding Annette Schellenberg, San Francisco Theological Seminary Humans as the “Image of God”: Some Exegetical Observations on the Theological Scope of Genesis 1:26–27; 5:1; and 9:6 (30 min) Helmut Utzschneider, Augustana- Hochschule “… But Mine Eye Seeth Thee!” (Job 42:5): The Book of Job and an Aesthetic Theology of the Old Testament (30 min) Martin J. Buss, Emory University The Personal Nature of Biblical Characters (30 min) Naama Zahavi-Ely, College of William and Mary Knowledge of God in the Book of Judges (30 min) Douglas Yoder, Los Angeles, California Tanakh Epistemology and the Theology of the Hebrew Scriptures (30 min) SBL25-28 Use of Cognitive Linguistics in Biblical Interpretation Consultation 9:00 AM–11:30 AM Theme: Cognitive Takes on Contended Texts Bonnie Howe, Dominican University of California, Presiding Robert H. von Thaden Jr., Mercyhurst College Pauline Rhetorical Invention: Seeing 1 Corinthians 6:12–7:7 through Conceptual Integration Theory (30 min) S. J. Robinette, Graduate Theological Union Looking beyond the Tree in Jeremiah 17:5–8: A Combined Cognitive Linguistic and Rhetorical Critical (30 min) Jesper Tang Nielsen, Copenhagen University The Cognitive Structures of the Concept of Atonement (30 min) David Parris, Fuller Theological Seminary Cognitive Theory, Parables, and Luke 4:23 (30 min) Eve Sweetser, University of California, Berkeley, Respondent (30 min) TUESDAY ● Annual Meeting Session Guide ● 107
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