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Last month, the Phoenix Seminary Text & Canon Institute was pleased to host its inaugural Sacred Words church conference. With over 500 who registered, attendees came from as far away as Illinois and Alabama to learn from respected evangelical scholars about how we got the Bible. Christians and skeptics alike heard from Dr. Peter Gentry on the…

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The Phoenix Seminary Text & Canon Institute is pleased to announce its first academic colloquium November 18–19, 2020. Drawing together scholars from around the world, the Origen as Philologist Colloquium will explore the rich history of one of Christianity’s greatest textual scholars, Origen of Alexandria (184–253). Well known for his theological work, Origen was also…

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Next year, the Text & Canon Institute plans to host its inaugural, church conference, Sacred Words: History of the Bible Conference on February 21–22 at First Baptist Church Tempe. Learn from internationally known speakers about how the Bible has been copied, collected, and confessed as God’s trustworthy and sacred words. The Bible is the best-selling book of…

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Last year in the United States, 1.3 million people attempted suicide and 9.8 million seriously considered it (SAMHSA). It’s estimated that 90% of them struggled with anxiety and depression (NAMI). In partnership with Phoenix Seminary, the Love and Transformation Institute is hosting the MAYDAY Symposium: The Epidemic Rise of Anxiety, Depression, and Suicide on May…

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Dr. J. V. Fesko will lecture on “Common Notions & the Light of Nature in the Westminster Confession” as part of the Phoenix Seminary Lecture Series on Wednesday, February 20 at 10:00 am. The lecture is open to the public, and all from the seminary and wider community are invited to attend. Dr. Fesko is Professor…

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Last month, Phoenix Seminary hosted a special evening to honor Dr. Wayne Grudem, Distinguished Research Professor Theology and Biblical Studies. Below is the video which includes an overview of his life and work, Dr. Grudem sharing key Bible verses that have marked his ministry, and testimonies from those influenced by his ministry.

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We’re excited to announce that Dr. Will Kynes will be giving a lecture in the Chapel at Phoenix Seminary on his latest OUP monograph: An Obituary for “Wisdom Literature”: The Birth, Death, and Intertextual Reintegration of a Biblical Corpus. Students and the general public in and around the Phoenix area are invited to attend the lecture on February 4th at…

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Gospel of John

You are cordially invited to a talk, “John and his Paschal Gospel,” with the Very Rev. Dr. John Behr, Father Georges Florovsky Distinguished Professor of Patristics at St. Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary. The church fathers recognized that John’s gospel presented Jesus Christ as the fulfillment of Passover. Come hear an expert interpreter of Scripture and…

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Next month, Phoenix Seminary is very pleased to be hosting Dr. Eckhard Schnabel to our campus to teach a January term. Dr. Schnabel is the Mary French Rockefeller Distinguished Professor of New Testament at Gordon-Conwell Seminary and his course in January will focus on the subject of his most recent book, Jesus in Jerusalem: The Last…

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