This year's Evangelical Theological Society meeting has several papers related to the book of Hebrews:
Wednesday, November 17:
Wesleyan Studies
11:00-11:40 am
Gareth Lee Cockerill (Wesley Biblical Seminary)
‘Justification’ or ‘Perfection’? Salvation in the Letter to the Hebrews
Justification in the NT and Early Fathers
3:40-4:20 pm
Gareth Lee Cockerill (Wesley Biblical Seminary)
More than Paul: the Justification: Debate and the Letter to the Hebrews
Thursday, November 18:
Letter to the Hebrews Section
Moderator: Herb Bateman (Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary)
2:50-3:30 pm
Paul Hartog (Faith Baptist Theological Seminary)
Hebrews 2:9 and the “Orthodox Corruption of Scripture”
3:40-4:20 pm
Joseph R. Dodson (Ouachita Baptist University)
Ethical Exhortations in the Letter to the Hebrews and the writings of Seneca
4:30-5:10 pm
Todd R. Chipman (Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary)
Where is Exhortation in Hebrews? Discourse Analysis and Genre Division in the Epistle to the Hebrew
5:20-6:00 pm
Panel Discussion
Friday, November 19:
Letter to the Hebrews Section
Moderator: Jon Laansma (Wheaton College)
1:40-2:20 pm
Daniel J. Treier and Christopher Atwood (Wheaton College (IL)
The Living Word versus the Proof Text? Hebrews in Modern Systematic Theology
2:30-3:10 pm
Mickey L. Mattox (Marquette University)
Martin Luther and Hebrews
3:20-4:00 pm
Kelly M. Kapic (Covenant College)
Typology, Christology, and John Owen’s Theological Reading of Hebrews
4:10-4:50 pm
Panel Discussion
Justification in Paul
1:40-2:20 pm
Benjamin J. Ribbens (Wheaton College)
Forensic-Retributive Justification in Romans 3:21-26: Paul’s Doctrine of Justification in Dialogue with Hebrews
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Obviously interest in Hebrews is alive and well in the guild!
ReplyDeleteYes, and they always seem to have more papers on Hebrews at ETS than at SBL. I am wondering why that is so.
ReplyDeleteIs there anyway to access these papers?
ReplyDeleteTom, that is a good question. I did not attend the conference so I don't know if any of the papers were published. I suspect some of them are being prepared for publication. See my announcement here:
ReplyDeletehttp://polumeros.blogspot.com/2010/12/christology-and-hermeneutics.html.
Otherwise, I have been bold enough at times to contact the authors personally and ask for a copy of their paper.