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This monograph is a comprehensive an~ creative :malysis of current debates over biblical hermeneutics that LOOK FOR draws on interdisciplinary resources, all coordinate~ bv Christian theoloh'Y· Is 'lhere a Meaning in Tbis Text' guities the student towarti greater confi~ence in the authority, clarity, anti relevance of Scripture, an~ is a well-reasoned an:uysis of boll' to understand accurately the message of the Bible.
AT YOUR LOCAL lhe amhor, Kevin Vanhoozer (l'h.ti., Cambritige University), is senior lecturer in theology and religious BOOKSTORE, OR CAJ.L studies at ~ew College, University of Etiinburgh, in Edinburgh, Scotland. lie is au~10r of Biblical Narratire in the Philosopby ofl'au/1/icoenr: An Essay in Hcnneneufics and 'lbeolof!J'·
J1 _n_ (10 _1\.. 0 :!)j UH ·=/ilOJO(Q(<;:Jr .DJLO \ll1'ill (f ROGER NICOLE I Professor of Theology Refonned Theological Seminary, Orlando The Beginnings ofthe ETS 50 Years Ago: fttusings ofa Founder Thursday, 1:25-2:.>5 p.m. NORMAN GEISLER Dean and Professor of Apologetics Southern Evangelical Seminary, Charlotte, N.C. Beware ofPhilosophy: A Caution to Biblical Exegetes (ETS Presidential Address) Thursday, 8:20-9:10 p.m. D.A. CARSON Research Professor of New Testament Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Deerfield, Illinois Training the Next Generation ofEvangelical Scholars Friday, 1:10-2:10 p.m. JOHN PIPER Senior Pastor Bethlehem Baptist Church, Minneapolis Training the Next Genera/ion ofEvangelical Pastors and Missionaries V' Friday, 2:15-3:15 p.m. PANEL DISCUSSION Have Protestants and Catholics finally Agrr!ed on Salvation' Panel on Roman Catholic-Evangelical Document, 'The Gift ofSalvation" Friday. 7:30 -9:30 p.m. P A N E L MEMBERS /~ FATHER FRANCIS MARTIN* ' Professor of Biblical Studies john Paul II lnstiiUie for Srudies on Marriage and the Family, Washington D.C. (Roman Catholic co-author of the document) J. I. PACKER Professor of Theology Regent College, Vancoul'er, Canada (Evangelical co-author of the document) ROBERT GODFREY ~ President - ( Wesurtinster Theological Seminary, California (Evangelical ~;th serious concerns about the document) LUDER WHITLOCK President Refonned Theological Seminary (Moderator) The last 45 minutes of this session will he used for interaction with the audience. • Special Guest of the ~'TS T A B L E OF CONTENTS Registration Fonns ...... 2 Conference lnfonnation ...... 6 Overview of Schedule ...... 8 Meeting Schedule Wednesday evening ...... 9 Thursday morning ...... ! 0 Thursday afternoon ...... 17 Thursday evening ...... 23 Friday morning ...... 24 Friday aftemoon ...... 32 Friday evening ...... 36 Saturday morning ...... 37 ETS Executive Commiltee ...... 4l ETS President~ ...... 42 ETS National Conferences ...... 42 Study Group ContaLi lnfonnation ...... 43 Affiliated Societies ...... 45 Index of Speakers ...... 46 Area Maps ...... 48 5 0 T H A NNUAL MEETING EVANGELICAL THEOLOGICAL SOCIETY CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FORM Please Register Early Name: ______Phone: '----- Name for tag (no tide plea. 0 Non-member spouse anending. Name for tag: (Non-mcmb~r spou~c~ may anent.! conft'rmce sessions frl't') Address: ______ City: ______ State!Prov.: ______.Zip!Postal Code ______ Current Member of: 0 ETS 0 ATS 0 EMS 0 EPS 0 NEAS 0 Other ______ School: ______ 0 Faculty 0 Staff/Administration 0 Student Church or other identification for those not associated directly \\;th a school: ------ Please enclose a check made out to the Eva.ngelical Theological Society. No refunds after November 1, 1998. Name badges & ba.nquet tickets will be sent by return mail after October I. 0 Early Conference Member Registration $40 (Postmarked before September 30) 0 Late Member Registration (Postmarked after September 30) $50 /' - . /~ 0 Non-Member Registration (Non-ETS, EPS, ATS, NEAS, EMS) $65 0 Ba.nquet: Thursday, 7:00p.m. Chicken entree with salad, vegetable, rolls, beverage, and dessert. / __Ticket includes tax a.nd gratuity. $25 ea. TOTAL $ Mail to: Dr. james A. Borla.nd Secretaryffreasurer, ETS 112 Russell Woods Drive Lynchburg, VA 24502-3530 Inquiries: 804.237.5309 Phone & FAX 2 3 EVANGELICAL THEOLOGICAL SOCIETY Application for (check one): 0 Full Membership ...... $20.00 (requires Tb.M /Ph.D. or equn~m1J 0 Associate Membership .. $20.00 0 Student Membership .$15.00 N:une: ______Date: ------Address: ______ City: ______StauVProv. ______.Zip/Postal Code: ______ Country: ______Phone: '----' ______ Present Position (with rank):------Institution: ______ Education: School: ______D,egree: ______llate: ______ School: Degree: ______Date: ______ School: ______,Degree: ______Date: ______ llonorary Degrees: ------ Membership in Learned Societies:------Books Published: Publisher: Date: Specialized Field of Research:------ Positions held other than the present: ------ Denomination or Church Affiliation: ------ "The Bible alone and the Bible in its entirety, is the Word of God wriuen, and therefore inerr.tnt in the autographs. God is a Trinity, Father, Son, and lloly Spirit, each an uncrcatcd person, one in essence, cquaJ in power and glory." Article IV, Section 2 of the Constirution reads: "Every member must subscribe in writing annuaUy to the 'Doctrinal Basis."' Signature of Recommending Society Member (For Student & Assodate Applicalions Only) Signamrc of Applicant Persons you would recommend for membership (use reverse side for others): Name Address Send to: Dr. james A. Borland Phone: 804.237.5309 Secretaryffreasurer, ETS FAX: 804.237.5309 112 Russell Woods Drive Lynchburg, VA 24502-3530 Plca.~c enclose apptication fee. 4 5 CONFERENCE INFORMATION Location and Facilities The meeting will be held at: The Radisson 1\vin Towers Hotel 5780 Major Boulevard Orlando, Florida Phone: 800.327.2110 or 407.351.1000 Fax 407.363.0106 Rooms The ETS room rate is $99 per night for single or double, and $109 for triple or quad occupancy. We have 350 rooms for Wednesday, 500 on Thursday, 400 on friday, and 75 on Saturday. These ETS room rates may be secured for a few days prior to and following our meeting as space is available. Our room block is being held until October 19th. Please mention you are with ETS for these rates. Other Hotels Other hotels within walking distance of the Radisson 1\vin Towers (ask for special Evangelical Theological Society rate): Holiday Inn- Main Entrance to Universal Studios 407.351.3333 256 rooms (3 min. walk) Days Inn East of Universal Studios 407.351.3800 262 rooms (4 min. walk) Ramada Umited Universal Studios East 407.354.3996 56 rooms (6 min. walk) Delta Orlando Resort 407.351.3340 or 1.800.634.4763 800 rooms (6 min. walk) Name Badges Name tags and purchased banquet ticket(s) will be sent to all early registrants. This mailing will not be until after October Ist. Late registration name tags \vill be held at the ETS registration table in the Radisson Hotel (along \vith those outside of Nonh America). Name tags must be worn to secure admittance to any of the sessions. All presenters must register. Discussion at Sessions The ETS welcomes associate members and guests from the general Christian public to attend all sessions of the annual meeting. However, in welcoming guests it is also important that we protect the original purpose of the ETS as an academic society where scholars can come to interact \\ith other scholars in their fields. Because time for such discussion is neces sarily limited, we ask !hal onlyjit/1 members of/he ETS (!hose wilh Th.M. or Ph.D. or equivalenl degree) and studenl members currently enrolled in a Ph.D. program take part in the discussions following /he paper presentations. 6 CONFERENCE INFORMATION (CONTINUED) Timing Each parallel session lasts 40 minutes. Since one of the primary purposes of the annual meeting is to give opportunity for scholarly interaction, presenters are asked to complete reading of their papers in about 25 minutes, or 30 minutes if absolutely necessary, leaving 10 to 15 minutes for interaction with listeners. Worship and Prayer One addition to the program this year is 20 minutes of worship and prayer preceding each day's activities. All meeting participants are encouraged to start our day together with this brief time of a cappella singing of hymns and prayer for God's blessing and guidance for the day to follow. Tapes of Sessions Again this year tapes of sessions will be available almost immediately after each session at the ACTS tape table. Book Shipping For the first time this year a book shipping service will be available in a booth adjacent to the exhibit hall. ETS meeting participants can purchase books from all major evangelical publishers at a substantial discount (usually 50%) and have them shipped home immediately for a nominal fee. lORI AAlR/ SBL The annual meetings of the Institute for Biblical Research, American Academy of Religion, and Society for Biblical !Jterature will be held November 20-21 (IBR) and November 21-24 (AARISBL) at the Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin hotel. (Phone 407.934.2800; FAX 407.934.47IO.) The Swan and Dolphin is about 15 miles or 25 minutes from the Radisson 1\vin Towers. The quickest way there is to drive. There is no direct shuttle but a $10 shuttle will take you nearby and perhaps a $5 taxi ride or I 5 minute walk will then get you to Swan and Dolphin. Future Meetings The meeting next year will be at the Sheraton Ferncroft Resort in Danvers, Massachusetts (a suburb of Boston) (phone 978. 777.2500). The meeting will be held November 17-19, 1999 (Wednesday 9:00 a.m. to Friday noon). The general theme will be "Eschatology.'' Please note the change to a Wednesday-Thursday-Friday meeting. Future meetings are tentatively planned as follows: Year Place General Theme 2000 Nashville (Opry Land liotcl) Israel-Past, Present, and Future 2001 Denver Defining Evangelicalism's Boundaries 2002 Toronto To be announced 7 OVERVIEW 0 F SCHEDULE Thursday, November. 19 8:30-8:50 Corporate worship and prayer 9:00-6:00 Exhibit hall open 9:00-9:40 Parallel session I 9:50-10:30 Parallel session 2 I 0:40-11 :20 Parallel session 3 11:30-12:10 Parallel session 4 12:10-1:00 Lunch 1:00-1:25 Business session I 1:25-2:35 Plenary session I Roger Nicole: The Beginnings ofthe ETS 50 Years Ago: Musings ofa Founder 2:35-2:50 Break 2:50-3:30 Parallel session 5 f;~ 3:40-4:20 Parallel session 6 / I ' 4:30-5:10 Parallel session 7 5:20-6:00 Parallel session 8 j I 6:00-7:00 Break / -/II 7:00-8:10 Banquet 8:20-9:10 Plenary session 2: Presidential address Nonn Geisler: Beware ofPhilosophy: A Caution to Biblical Exegetes !Friday, November 20 7:40-8:00 Corporate worship and prayer 8:00-8:30 Business session 2 9:00-6:00 Exhibit hall open 8:40-9:20 Parallel session 9 9:30-10: I 0 Parallel session 10 10:20-11:00 Parallel session II 11:10-11:50 Parallel session 12 11:50-1:10 Lunch 1:10-2:10 Plenary session 3: D.A. Carson: Training !he Nexl Genera/ion ofEvangelical Scholars 2:15-3:15 Plenary session 4: john Piper: Training the Next Genera/ion of Evangelical Paslors and Missionaries 3:15-0:W Break 3:30-4:10 Parallel session 13 4:20-5:00 Parallel session 14 5:10-5:50 Parallel session 15 7:30 -9:)0 p.m. Plenary session 5: Have Proteslan/s and Catholics Finally Agreed on Salvation' Panel on Rom11n Catholic-Evangelical document, "The Gift ofSalvation" (Francis Martin,)- I. Packer, Robert Godfrey, Luder Whi~ock) Saturday, November 21 8:00-8:20 Corporate worship and prayer 8:30-12:00 Exhibit hall open 8:30-9: I 0 Parallel session 16 9:20-10:00 Parallel session 17 10:10-10:50 Parallel session 18 11:00-11:40 Parallel session 19 8 WEDNESDAY EVENING 6:00 - 10:00 p.m. Exhihit haJI open for exhibitor.-; only for set-up (cxhihitor's name badge needed for entrance) 6:fl0 - 9:30 p.m. EXEClJfiVE COMMIITH MEETING AND DINNER 1in~ I ,) (enter through main rcst;mrant) /F~\ /(~ -~/' //- --=--~~ !11?@\!ffl~ I ' '~I ON THE ~ : IE®®ll( r-r'l , OF )} . ~~- 1lffilEVJELATll®N1 ] I I , \ The Book of Revelation ha' lon~ hren a topic of much drhate. particularly concemiu~ hov. I l'n-t.,ri•r\'i•·" it b to b~· interpreted Hrrr nm' b Four Hetrs o;z t!Je Boo!! of llet'elalion, the nc"'l"l I '•-"•1!,_-: •. ,,. hou" in the:> Coc;zterpu!nts Series. to help scho!aN and :-.tudento;; al.ikt' sort throu~h rht' I rn~'-i'" ll"llt'Tl•~rinn:~h•t \'tt:"'' ' ".. ,,.. ,__ . four major interprethc viL'\\" d!ld come to Lheir O\\TI conclusions. Tht' four \lL'''~ prt"'L'n!ed h~ 1 c~:~,_,;r ..ll l>r.,pcn•atinn:tli•t \ k'\'11 a respected proponent of that \ll'\\. Each author also n·nrct~ on the \iC\\S of the others. It·~· rll '"'''~"' ~.Marvin ~ate ~{enneth L. Gentry prrsrnL.... tht· prrteti.st view; Sam :-~amstra;r. the idealist \il'\\: C. _r),.ianin !late (also '\('nin:~ ~.., ~ener.U Pditor) thC:' pro:.:n·ssiH· d.hpt·nsationali..,t \lt'\~: and :loh"t L :Domas the cla.'·'ical dispensationalist ,;,,_ This fonnaJ pro"d"' lill'l) :llld heohh) intl'rJrtion sure to enga~L' th(' mind of the readt·r in thi!-> important and umrl} is!->Ul'. o Fire I iru·s on Sanctification o Are .1/imcu/ous f.J({tsfor Todn_r 1 o Ftre I iews on Lou· nnd Gospel o Four l'ic·1n oil Sake!ion in a Pluralislic l\or/d o Four I 'ieu·s 011 Hell o Tbree l'ie1n on/be Rapture - 9 THURSDAY MORNING 6:00a.m. Exhibit hall open for exhibitors only (exhibitor"s name badge needed for entrance) 8:30- 8:50 CORPORATE WORSHIP AND PRAYER (Orange) ." 9:00- 6:00 EXHIBIT HALL OPEN ' \ GENERAL SESSIONS ~-··, 9:00- 9:40 STANLEY GRENZ, Carey Theological College (Lake) What does Hollywood have to do with Wheaton' The Place of (pop) Culture in Theological Rtiflection / I BOB WILKIN, Grace Evangelical Society (Florida Keys) Repentance Reconsidered· It's Time to Change Our Mind About Repentance _.// D. JEFFREY Bl NGHAM, Dallas Theological Seminary (Palm Beach) Athenagoras and the Divine Nature Paper No. 1 of3-paper session: "Reflections on the Divine Nature: Ancient and Modem" CRAIG BLAI Sl N G, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Moderator JOHN MASTER AND BRIAN TOEWS, Philadelphia College of Bible (Dade) The Kingdom, The New Covenant, and the Church RICHARD DUNN, Trinlty Evangelical Divinity School (Broward) learning for Ministry: Six Basic Values in a Renewed Vision for Theological Education WAYNE S. FLORY, Talbot School of Theology (N. Tower Coni. 2) The Evidential Value of the Works ofChrist GLEN DEN P. RIDDLE, Albuquerque BibleCoUege (Duval) The Reformation ·Part II: The True Gospel ofGrace THOMAS A. HOWE, southern Evangelical Seminary (St Johns) Hermeneutical Presuppositions and the Possibility of Objectivity in Interpretation JAMES BEILBY, Marquette University (Private Dinlng Room) Lindbeck, Willgenstein, and Realism about Truth: An Evaluation of"Postliberal" Epistemology 9:50 - 10:30 TED DORMAN, Taylor University (lake) justification as Healing: The Little-Known Luther WILLIAM J. LARKIN, JR., Columbia Biblical Seminary and Graduate School of Missions (Florida Keys) The Recovery ofActs as "Grand Narrative"for the Church's Evangelistic Task in a Post-Modem Age DOUGLAS K. BLOUNT, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (Palm Beach) Berkeley and the Divine Nature Paper No. 2 of "Reflections on the Divine Nature: Ancient and Modern" THOMAS Fl NLEY, Talbot School of Theology (Dade) Complementarity Relationships Between Man and Woman in Geuesis 1 ·3 R. W. EVANS, Harvard University (Broward) Models of Integration: Theoretical Constrncts and Conceptual Maps WILLIAM D. BARRICK, The Master"s Seminary (N. Tower Coni. 2) living a New life: What the OT Teaches About Conversion 10 THURSDAY MORNING 9:50 - !0:30 R. DENNIS COLE, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary !Duval) The Stntcture and Theology ofthe Book ofNumbers STEVEN l. COX, Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary 1St Johns) Teaching Ancient Historiography in Biblical Studies: A Definition, Method, and Model in the Book ofActs GREG A. COUSER, Cedarville College ( Privatt' Dinin~ Room) Pauline Pedagogy: God and Christian Existence in I Timothy 10:40- 11:20 STEPHEN R. SPENCER, Dallas Theological Seminary !Palm Beach I How Did Modem Thinking About God Go Wrong? An Evaluation of William Plncher's "The Domestication of Transcendence" l'aper No. 3 of"Rejleclions on the Divine Nature: Ancient and Modern" R. W. EVANS, Harvard University (Browardl Theological Education as Recovery' versus Discovery JAKOB VANBRUGGEN, Refonned University in Kampen !Florida Key>l Jo Teach Obedience of Faith: The Meaning and fmportance ofa Remarkable Pauline Expression (Romans 1:5; 1626) JOHN MCINTOSH, Refonned Theological Seminary (\.Tower Conf. 2) Acts 15:28a: How Did They Know the Spirit Approved' RICK W. BYARGEON, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary !Duvall 7be Sages' Strategy for living with Ambiguity: A Study of the juxtaposition of the Yahweh-Sayings and the Tuv ~'pruche in the Book of Proverbs CHAD BRAND, North Greenville College 1St. Johns I is Carl Henry' a Modernist? Rationalism, Poundationalism & Common Sense Realism in Post- War Evangelical Theology BARRY DAVIS, Multnomah Bible College (Private Dining ~ooml Teaching the Forgotten Book: Strategies for Communicating the Content of the Book ofEzra to the Millennia/ Generation 11:30- 12:10 MILTON ENG, Drew University (\.Tower Conf. II A Review ofthe New fnternatiunal Dictionary of Old Testament Theology and Exegesis (NfDOTTE) DANIEL HEIMBACH, southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary (Orange) Wbat 's Wrong with Cloning Humans.' DARREL COX, Emmanuel College (Seminole AI Should Evangelical Theologians Engage in Extended DialogUJJ with Unregenerate Theologians' GREGG R. ALLISON, Western Seminary (Seminole Bl Teaching Them the Disciplines ofEvangelical Scholarship MAURICE A. ROBINSON, Southeastern Baplisl Theological Seminary (Volusial New Evidence from !600 Manuscripts uf the Pericope Adulterae with Implications for NT Text Transmission KENT BERGHUIS, Trinity EvangeUcal Divinity School (Palm Beach l Teaching Biblical Fasting MARK R. SAUCY, Kiev Theological Seminary (!Jade I Evangelicals, Catholics and Orthodox Together: Is the Church the Extension ofthe fncarnation' RONALD W. PIERCE, Biola University, TalboiSchool of Theology (Florida Kevsl The Nature of1orah in Ala/thew 5:17-48 and the Old Covenant Status of Women ll THURSDAY MORNING 11:30-12:10 VICTOR RHEE, Talbot School of Theology (~.Tower Conf. 2) Christology and the Concept ofFaith in Heb. 5: I - 6:20 EUGENE j. MAYHEW, Michig:rn Theological Seminary (St. Johns) The Impact ofa Biblical Museum: For a Christian College, University or Seminary RICHARD J. ERICKSON, Fuller Theological Seminary (Sarasota) Touching the Untouchables: Narrrative Straleg)• in Mal/bew 8:/-17 JAMES R. AYERS, Lancaster Bible College (Hillshoroughl Ecclesiastical Traditions: Are We Doing The "Rite" Things f'or The Wrong Reasons' BARRY DAVIS, Multnomah Bible College (Private Dining Room) Psalm I 10-A Messianic Psalm as Observed Through Poetic and Structural Analyses MICHAEL GRISANTI, The Master's Seminary CBroward) The Place ofOld Testament Textual Updating in an inerrant View ofScripture CURRENT ISSUES IN PAULINE STUDIES STUDY GROUP lARRY R. HHYER, Taylor llniversi~·. Presiding LARRY R. HI:L YER. Ta)lor L'nhersi~· Welcome, rationale, and introductions of Steering Commiucc members and participanl'i Ove111iew of currem issues: The False Teaching a/ Colossae ,.· DON VIERSIEPUT, Trinity Evangelical Dilinity School Bxegelica/ lsst1es in/he Interpretation ofColossimts THOMAS R. SCHREINER, Southern Baptist Theological seminary ,llethodological!ssues in Reconstructing the False l'eachiu,~ at Co/ossae STIEVIE BAUGH, Westminster Seminary, california /'he /'rob/em ofAngel Worshifl al Colossae CUNlON IE. ARNOlD, Talbot School of Theology Response ro Papers Interaction Among Panelists and Questions From The Floor DISPENSATIONAL STUDY GROUP DA~RIE!.L BOCK Dallas Theological Seminar); Presiding ED G!.I:NNY, Central Baptist Seminary Hermeneutics and Dispensational ism Responses and Discussion 12 THURSDAY MORNING EVANGELICALISM AND NON-CHRISTIAN REliGIONS STUDY GROUP T!ERRY MUG(, Austin Theological Seminary, and HIAROLD NHLAN 0, Trini~· Evangelical DiVinity School, Presiding EXTIENDW !?ANIEI. DISCUSSiON Non-Christian Religions and Biblical Issues Discussion Leader: TERRY C. MUCK, Austin Theological Seminary .Von-Christian Religions and Theological Issues Discussion Leader: HAROLD NIHI.AND, Trinity EvangeUcal Dil'irtity School Non-Christian Religions and Missio!ogicallssues Discussion Leader: DUDLEY WOODBURY, Fuller Seminary Open Discussion and Furure Agenda Panel Memhers: WIN CORDUAN, Taylor University HAROLD NHLAND, Trinity Evangelical DiVinity School )AMI:S lEWIS, Wheaton CoUege DUDL!:Y WOODBURY, fuller sentinary TERRY MUCK, Austin Theological Seminary MATI ZAN HISER Ashury Sentinary HERMENWTICS STUDY GROUP JAMES B. DIEYOUNC, Western Seminary, Presiding INlrER!?RIETAT!ON: PAST, PRESENT, !FUTURE CI.ARK PIN NOC!<, McMaster Unilersity Texts: Past and Future Meanings · · M!KH NIEUMANN, Western Sentinary Conte.xtualizalion: Interpretation or Application? Discussion Time 13 :a sa &£&!&& 22 = · ••=-w&M&:tl& •• ••mM££mz THURSDAY MORNING INTIER-DISCIPliNARY EVANGEliCAL RESEARCH METHODOLOGY STUDY GROUP !ENOCH WAN, Reformed Theological Seminary, Jackson, Presiding ENOCH WAN, Reformed Theological Seminary, Jackson The Paradigm and Pressing Issues ofInter-Disciplinary Evangelical Research Metbodology THOMAS ODEN, Drew University Infer-Disciplinary Research Methodology in Action: The Project of''Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture" RICHARD PRATT, Reformed Theological ~eminary, Orlando A Retrospection and Rejlection ofMy Published Works in Inter-Disciplinary Researcb Panel Members: WALTER KAISER, Gordan-Conwell Theological Seminary RICHARD PRATT, Reformed Theological Seminary, orlando THOMAS ODEN, Drew University Moderator: ENOCH WAN, Reformed Theological Seminary, Jackson Open Discussion Follows Each Presentation liTERATURE OF THE BIBLE STUDY GROUP TRIEMPER LONGMAN Ill, Westmont College, Presiding Papers will be presented in the following sequence at intemtls of approximately 20 minutes. LELAND RYKEN, Wheaton College An Introduction to Biblical imagery and Motifs DAN REID, Editor, lnterVarsity Press Bible Dictionaries, Imagery• and Afotifs TREMPER LONGMAN Ill, Westmont College Contours ofBiblical Theolog)' in Lt;ght ofBiblical/mages and Motifs JIM WILHOIT, Wheaton College Biblical Imagery and Effective Bible Teaching DOUGLAS PENNEY, Wheaton College A Book For Its Time: A1lcient Origins ofBiblical imagery and Motifs LHAND RYKEN, Wheaton College A Book For All Ages: The Universality ofBiblical Imagery· RICHARD D. PATTERSON, Emeritus, Libeny Universi~· Biblical Motifs at Work: 71JC Trickster Discussion from rhe Floor 14 THURSDAY MORNING RHIGION AND CULTURE STUDY GROUP VAN CAIVW3RC., (alvary Evangelical Free Church, Indiana, PA, Presiding VAN CAMJ>g[EU,_l., Indiana, PA Religion aud Culture: Challenges and Prospects in the Next l'U'enty Years J>ANH :JiSCUSSlON Religion and Culture: Challenges and Prospects in the Next l'U'enty Years Panel members: I' RAN:{ B!ECL :"ANcl. DoSGJSS~ON 0/imr O'Douomn s The Desire of J'>ations: Rediscovering lhe Roots of Political Theology (1996) Panel members: ~(!E~TIH ?AVUSCl11iE:(, Crossroads (chairman) CRAIG 3ARlh10LOMIEW GENIE :-ilAAS lFRANK BIEG(WiliH!, Trinity International University STONE-CAMPBEll ADHERENTS RESEARCH STUDY GROUP ?AU I. ?O~IcARD, Harding t:niversity, Presiding 11-iiE ROiL IE OiF 'JHE H!Ol'f SJ>EU'U ! N CONVIERSION Presenters: uiH!OMAS Ai.lE)(AND:ER, Harding rniversity ROBIERT C. XURt(A, Lincoln Christian college Respondent: CRAIG B!.OMB!ERG, Denver Seminary YOUNG SCHOLARS STUDY GROUP R0:3:ERT !J>VNIE, DaUas Theological Seminary, Presiding lfn-IIE CHA:!.LENGIES OlF YOUNG SOriJO!.ARS ANID 'JI-'JHR HACh11ERS: Th:IEOlOGiCAI. il.!EARNING AND PiEDAGOGV AT 11'1-'J!: TURN OlF li'IH!IE M!U!:NN!UM Panel Members: ROBIERT PYNIE, DaUas Theological Seminary, Chairman OCUR"J" AN DIERS R~C~~ARDSON, Gordon-ConweU Theological Seminary ROBIERT LIEACIH!, St. Andrews University JOfi-!JN SAN DIERS, ltuntington College 15 THURSDAY MORNING EVANGELICAl PHILOSOPHICAl SOCIETY (EPS) 9:00- 9:40 WINSTON FROST, Trinity lntemauonal University/California (Pinellas) Teaching All Things: Including Human Nights 9:50- 10:30 TIM YODER, Marquene University (Pinellas, The Theologr Proper of David Hume 10:40 - II :20 PAUl COPAN, Ravi 7.acharias International Ministries (lake) Michael fllarfin s Atheistic Ethic: A Response JAMES DANAHER, Nyack College (Pi nella.<) Concepts and Our Understanding of Them II :30- 12:10 GARY HABERMAS, Uberty University (Lake) Is There a Renaissance ofNaturalistic Responses lo the Resurrection? WIN CORDUAN, Taylor University (Pinellas) Appearances are Deceiving: Medieval Mysticism and Asian Mysticism SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY OF AlTERNATIVE RELIGIONS (SSAR) 9:00- 12:10, Indian River Room 9:00- 9:40 FRANK BECKWITH, Trinity International University Mom/On Apologetics, Greek Philosophy, and the Classical Concept ofGod 9:50- 10:30 ROBERT BOWMAN, Reflections Ministries ]Ws, Mormonism, and the Resurrection of the Dead 10:40- 11:20 JAMES WHITE, Alpha and Omega Ministries jehovah s Witnesses Defended: A New Work Allempts to Use Scholarship in Difense ofModem Arianism 11:30- 12:10 ROBERT STEWART, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Athanasius, Where are You' How Should the Church Respond to Mom10nism? 16 THURSDAY AFTERNOON 1:00-1:2'\ BUSINESS SESSION 1:2S- l:3'; s~ss:DN (Citrus Crown tlallroom) ROGER NICOLE. Reformed Theological Seminary, Orl:utdo The Beginnings of the ETS 50 Years Ago. Musings ofa Founder GENERAL SESSIONS l:'\0 - 3:30 1- DARYL CHARLES. Taylor Universitv tOran~el Assessing Current !'roteslnlli·Homa1z Catholic Perspectives on justificaliou 1- J U Ll US SCOTT, JR., Wheaton College Graduate School The Old Testament in Har(J' Christian Cu"iculum F. LERON SHULTS, Bethel Theological Seminary 1\. Tmm Conf 11 Pedagogy ofthe Repre.\:\·ed· Wbal Keeps Seminariansfrom Tran.iformalimutl lenming? JAMES A. BEVERLEY, 1\ndale College and Seminary ( S('mino!e B) IVhat Rev. ,l/oon Forgot to Tell George Bush and jerry Falu·e/1 DUANE WARDEN, Hartling l'niversi~· Teaching Social ResponsihiliO': 71Je Rich and the Poor iu james DOUG KENNARD, Moody Bihle lnslitute I Palm Beach I l'resenl Tense Emphasis in jfJhannine Salvation and /Is Implications fiJr Ihe Limited Atunemeul IJehate DAVID R. WENZEL AND GREGG R. ALLISON, Western seminary tBro~ardi Teaching Them Spurts: An Evangelical Theola/!)' aiiiii'>:J'cbolog)' of Physical Discipline JAY SMITH, Dallas Theological Seminary t fladel r:l Fresb Look at au Old Problem: to beautou skeuos ktastbai iu I 7/Jess. 4:4 PAUL POLLARD, Harding Umversiry 1\. T MARK DUBIS, George~. True\\ Theological Seminary at Bavlor University ll>mall 2 Timot~)' 1.12 and the Messimtic Woes STEVE TRACY, Phoenix Seminary tSt. John>> Sexual Abuse and Furgit1e11ess MARVIN R. WILSON, Gordon College tllill>horou~h> Leanzing in the Hebraic Tradition Rethinking Current Educational Emphases iu the Church and Fami~l' NElL D- NELSON, Calvary Hihle College and Theological Seminal'\' I Pnut1· U 3:40- 4:20 MARK A. SEIFRID, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (Orange) "The Gifl ofSalvalion": Its Failure to Address the Cn JONATHAN WATT, Geneva CoUege!Reformed Presb)1erian Seminary (Cape Canavcr:Il) OfGutturals and Galileans: The Two Slurs in Mal/. 26·73 DARREL COX, Emmanuel College !St·minole B> "The wrd Reigns; Lett he Peoples Tremble!" (Psalm 99: I): Physiological Responses to Manifestations ofGod's Presence From Genesis to Revelation MARK RAP INCHUK, College of the Ozarks (Palm Beach) Uuiversal Sill and Salvation in Romans 5:12-21 NARRY F. SANTOS, Greenhills Christian Fellowship \Broward) Unpacking jesus' Paradoxical Teaching in Mark 8:]5; 9:35; 10:43-44 JAY SMITH, Dallas Theological Seminary (Dade) Is the Greek We are leaching Mickey Mouse' A Review ofthe Greek Grammars from Machen to Mmmce J. CARL LANEY, Western SeminaiV The Role ofthe Teacher in Theological Education BRIAN G. TOEWS, Philadelphia College of Bible (~.Tower Conf. 2) Song ofSongs 8:5-7: The Interpretive Climax ofthe Song RICHARD l. SMITH, International institute for Christian Studies, PrJgue, Czech Republic (lluval) Teaching in the Trenches ofCentral Hurope: The Life and Lessons ofOne Missionary• Academic DAVID DEUEL, Grace Bible Training Center (St. jobns) Psalm 19:1-6: Cosmic Proclamation as Heavenly Jnstmction? C. GORDON OLSON, Nonhea WILLIAM R. BAKER, St. Louis Christian College (Private Diniug Room) Did the Glory• ofMoses' Face Fade? A Re-Examination ofkatarxeo in2 Corinthians 3:7-18 4:30 - 5:10 REPRESENTATIVE CHARLES T. CANADY*, Chairman, llouseJudiciaJV Subcomminee on the Constitution !Orange) Political Aclion Sub Specie Aelernilnlis WIN FRIED CORDUAN, Taylor Univcrsil)' (Seminole R) Teaching World Religions: Strategies and Pitfalls STEPHEN J. NICHOLS, Lancaster Bible College (Cape CanavrrJJ) Current Apologetical Trends and the Nature ofTn•th GREG BOYD, Bethel college (Palm Beach) Satm1, job and Chaos Theory•: Relocating the Mystery• ofEvil JAMES B. DEYOUNG, western Seminary (Dade) The Woman, The Lamb and The Dragon: Tou·ard a Hemumeutic for Interpreting Apocai)pse in Apocai)ptic Times A. BOYD LUTER, Cedarville College (Florida Ke)'l Unsealing tbe Apocai)pse: Neu·er Thinking for Interpreting and Teacbing Ret·ekltion J. LIGON DUNCAN Ill. Reformed Theological SeminaJV (Palm Be-Jch) A Response to Recent Objections to Covenant Tbeology *Special Guest of ETS 18 THURSDAY AFTERNOON dO- S: 10 PAUL SIU, Alliance Theological Seminarv Cunslroc/ing Contextual Theology in a Postmodem Asian Society J.A. BECK, Concordia Universily/Wisconsin , i ,, d' "We Can't Do//!" Tbe Narrative Geographical Shaping ofNumbers 13 HAROLD R. HOLM YARD Ill, Dallas, TX "' l"h"'' l'remillennial Mall. 25:3!-46 Concem.1· Three Groups: S1Jeep, Goals and Raptured Saints CHUCK GUTH, Prairie Graduate School illilbhnrou~h I Teaching Them All Things or Leading 71Jem in Worsbip: The Gathered Comrmmity hi the New Testament EUGENE l. BOE, lutheran Hrethren Seminary Teaching !he Faitb and Sbaping the Ufe: E>plima/iom ofLuther's Small Catechism r;:.!.o - 6:oa JAMES A. BEVERLEY, 1)11dale College and Seminary '''·mi11nk llt Tntlh Hunting wilb tlw Bible Ansu:er Man: A Reply to Hank Hanegraaj's "Counterfoit Nevim/" DON DOWLESS, Charleston Southern University !Cape CanJH·rall Catechizing /be Cmwerted: The Impact ofEpistolary Correspondence upon the /Jevelofmtenl of Friends in Colonial North Caroliua J. LANIER BURNS, Dall:!.nheological Seminary ""'J""' Teaching 7bem to Obey: The Conscience from Bih/ica/Texl Thrnugh History to tbe Net K. NEILL FOSTER. Christian Publications, Inc. Teaching Spirilnal V?m:fare Sa neb• and Safe!)' JOSEF SOLC, Southeastern Baptist ThcologicaJ Seminary tll:tJ,·t fl. Hromadka: Teacbiug Cbrisliau /Joclrine in a Communis/ Con/ext R. LARRY OVERSTREET, Northwest Baptist Seminarv Exegetical and Contextual Reevaluation of israel:~ Red Sea Crossing STEVE W. LEMKE, New Orleans Baptist ThcologicaJ Scminarv !\ 1(1\'.l"f(nnt ~~ Teaching Moral Virtue: How Can We OtJercome Moral Weakness? DANNY HAYS, Ouachita Baptist Vni•crsity rlhn.U l Teaching the Propbets: Synthesis aud Coutextua/izalion HARRY A. HAHNE, Ontario Theolu~caJ Scffilnary 1.;1. .John'! Theological Assumptions in the New 'l'eslamenl Citations of the Old Testament: Hebrews 1-2 as a Test Ca.,·e ARDEL B. CANEDAY, Northwestern College tlltll-hnrua·~l" He Wrote In Parables and Riddles: Mark:< Gospel a.< a LiteraiJ' Reproduction ofjesus' Teacbing Method 19 THURSDAY AFTERNOON ------~--~--~------~ BIBLICAL LAW STUDY GROUP RKHARD E. AVI:RBECK, Trinity Evangelical Dilinity School, Presiding DAVID A. DORSEY, Evangelical School of Theology Teaching Them Ali Things . .. El'en The law JOHN WALTON, ~oody Bible Insunue Old Testament Respondent FRANK S. THIELMAN, Beeson Di•inity School New Testamem Hcspondent ------~------~ ------~------~ ------~------1 B~~UCAL THEOLOGY STUDY GROUP ' SCOTT J. HAHMANN, Wheaton ~oUege, Presiding SCOTT J. HAFEMANN and RICHARD SCHULTZ, Wheaton college lnlroductio/1 EDWARD GLENNY. Central Baptist Scmin:IIV Typology and Biblical Theoki!{)•: A Proposal a11d Case Study Fonnal Response and Open Discussion of the Paper SCOTT J. HAFEMANN and RICHARD SCHULTZ, Wheaton college Ten Theses 011 Biblical Theology Open Discussion on the Future of the Biblical Theoloh'Y Study Gronp NEW PROJECTS IN SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY STUDY GROUP KURT RICHARDSON, Gurdon-CunweU Theolugiral Seminary, Presiwng PANEL DISCUSSION ON THE FOlLOWING BOOKS: Between Noon and lbree: Romance, law and /be Outrage ofGmt·e by Rohen Farrar Capan 0997) The Coming of God: Chris/ian Eschatolog)' bv Jurgen Moltrnann ( 1996) Eschatological Ralionalily: Theological issues in Fncus by Gerhard Sauter Panel ,\!embers: KURT A. RICHARDSON, 20 THURSDAY AFTERNOON EVANGELICAL MISSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY (EMS) EDGAR ELLISTON, Hope International Univcrsitv Opening Session, Greetings KEN MULHOLLAND, Columbia International University Presidential Address MIKE WILKINS, Biola Univcrsi~· "Teaching Them To Obt.')' All Things" A View from the Matt bean Account ofthe G'real CommissioN RICK LOVE, Frontiers "Teaching Them To Obe_r All Things" A Lulum Perspectit-'e on Confronting Magic in Puwer-Oriented Societies'' s:2.:: - 6:t:c; ABDELLA USMAN and JACKIE KIKUYU Re~JHmses ~-EVANGELIC_A_L-PH_I_L~S-0-P-HI-CAL SO-CI~~y (EPS) , -''"'- :::.~:: DOUGLAS GEIVETT. Talbot School ofTheologv A Neglected Aspect ofthe /'rob/em of Evil RONALD POTTER, Belhaven College Christian Apologetics in the African-American Grain LERON SHULTS,BetheiThcologicaiSemiua'1' •·:"' 71Je CbrisNan ,1/ela-/Jis/inction: Closing the Debale on !he Openness tif God STEVE CLINTON, The Orlando Institute Is God tl Realistic Theist? PANEL DISCUSSION One Step, Two Steps. or 'three? What is /he Best ApoloRetic Jfetbod? Panelists: PAUL EDDY, Bethel College (Moderator) GARY HABERMAS, liberty Univcrsi~· WILLIAM LANE CRAIG, Talbot School o!Theolob~ RICHARD PRATT, Reformed Seminarv/Oriando PAUL FEINBERG. Trinity Evangelical Divinity School JIM SPIEGEL, Taylor Universitv The Pbilosophicai71JeologJ' '![71Jeistic Hvolutiouism 'UO - 6:GO PANEL DISCUSSION, tontinued from previous hour ll.ah.l· 1 MARK FOREMAN, libertv Univcrsi~· . """ :·., 71Je Use oJNarralit:e in Teaching IJioelbics 21 THURSDAY AFTERNOON SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY OF ALTERNATIVE RELIGIONS (SSAR) 2:50 - 5:10, Indian Riler Room 2:50- 3:30 CARL MOSSER ~'&angelical Scholars Need to Take the New Mannon Scholarship Seriously 3:~0- 4:20 PANEL DISCUSSION Continnnlion of Ibis topic with Craig Hazen, Frank Beckwith, and Robert Bowman 4:30- 5:10 DOUG GEIVETI, Biola University A Burning intbc Bosom, You .lay? Religious Experience as a Test for Religious Tmlh Cklims. ADVENTIST THEOLOGICAL SOCIETY (ATS) 2:50 - 6:00, Sarasota Room 2:50 - 3:30 GERALD A. KLINGBEIL, Inca Union University David, Moles, and the Disappearance ofthe 10/h Century B.C. 3:40- 4:20 JOHN BALDWIN, Andrews University Rev. 14:7c: Implications for llllerpreling the Genesis Creation and Flood Narratives 4:30 - 5:10 ED CHRISTIAN, Kunztown University Can the English Department be Saved? Toward a Radically Chrislianlileralure Curriculum for Christian Colleges 5:20 - 6:()0 JOANN DAVIDSON, Andrews University Biblical .sarah and Rebekah Engage Feminism 22 THURSDAY EVENING 7:00- S:IU BANQUET (Cnru:-. Crov.n Ballroom I ll:ZO - ~:10 ?:..::NAJ':' s-:ss:0N PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS ·ooml NORMAN GEISLER: Beware ofPhilosophy: A Caution to Biblical Exegetes ------·----- NEAR EASTERN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY (NEAS) ' 9:1'i ·11:00 MEETING OF NEAS BOARD OF DIRECTORS om I L_ (enter through main restaurant) ~:.{tl - 1 1:11:1 SPECIAL RECEPTION AND PANEL DISCUSSION SPONSORED BY THE BIBLICAL STUDIES FOUNDATION ON BEHALF OF THE NET BIBLE tnrangll W. HALL HARRIS, Dallas Theological Seminary, DANIEL B. WALLACE, Dallas Theological seminary, JOE HEAD, Biblical Studies foundation, and other panelisLs. Bible Translation for tbe Twen(J•-First Centur)'.· Panel Discussion ofthe NET Bible, New Testament • Nature and purpose of the NET Bible • Treatment of gender in the ~'ET Bible • Formal vs. dynamic "'l''ivalence and the translation philosophv of the NET Bible (Free refreshmcnLs and a free CD of the ~'ET Bible will be distruhuted by the Biblical Studies Foundation.) ®1 -~ :~~ .~blfit~ ~~ Yfixmihw SYST£MATic D - 1 _§IBLE _~ :rm 1?.~\!!lliJJph arrr!1illh ~ ~ doc-trine THEOLOGY" , /; 1•urod. t' /r, • •."t•/ ,' fD I r 'Ill """'''' ,...... + q- i"J • ....,,. - : Sl stematic theolog~· can he an intimidating subject to tackle. But + I r il!b/e !Joctrf,7e makes it acct"Sslblr to students and la)people - "ho want to unders!alld more about the Bible, God, Jt•sus Christ, o~ Wi!)'ne Gtudem " the Holv Spirit. Mankind. Redemption, thr Church. and the Future. IJ1 abridgrment of Grudem\ da... sic tr\1. Systematic Theology. Bib!e Ouctrinc ISB\: 0· 510-.lll.H-X. ~.! 1 1 Y9 this book mrcL" a need expre~srd by man} who value his Systematic Theolom-· scholarship and ~ riting ahili~ hut 11:mt a thl'Qlo~y hook that is ISB\o Q._qo.IRo'0-0, S.N '19 understandahlt- on an undt'rgr.uluatc lr\·el. Thorou:~1 without :c~:~ ?~.::! ~1:}~-; 3CC:i.S AT bring merht•arin~. Bible lloctrlne b a user-friemlly book that ~'C';;l :.n:;A:. ~T:t:~r:1AN lii~HE0)'::'C35 C:! ~11:.:. fill l'TS all lht' main !Opics in ~}Sirmalic lheolo,!..'}'. _-.!.JUl)-I ··r r 7'"7...... ~ -:;-}v~··t ··r \JlRlJIT ®J rn w.illlJ.,.Il.fll ~ 0 23 FRIDAY MORNING 7:40- 8:00 CORPORATE WORSHIP AND PRAYER (Orange) 8:00- 1!:30 BUSINESS SESSION (Orange) Call to Order: NORMAN GEISLER Devotional: JOHN SAILHAMER, Vice President Repons Regional ETS Meetings Necrology lETS Resolutions Nominations Election of Officers Other Business Adjournment 9:00- 6:00 EXHIBIT HALL OPEN GENERAL SESSIONS 8:40- 9:20 ANN l. BOWMAN, International School of Theology (florida Keys) Creating Sanctuary: Training Ministry Teams for Worship Seroices DOROTHY PATTERSON, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary (Seminole Ill Women s Studies in Evangelical Theological Education RICHARD A. TAYLOR, Dallas Theological seminary (Orange) The Bible Code: Teaching Them (Wrong) Things H. WAYNE HOUSE, Trinity International University (Seminole A) Teaching Bible in the Government School System: How and Wiry Should it be /JQnc? ELDON WOODCOCK, Nyack College (Cape Cana•·crJl) Being Filled With The Holy Spirit STAN GUNDRY, Zondervan PubUshingCompany (Broward) Book Publishing as an Essential Part ofthe Teaching Ministry ofthe Cburch Al WOLTERS, Redeemer CoUege (l'olusia) The Gender ofthe Holy Spirit FRANKLIN E. PAYNE, Medical College of Georgia (!lade) Modem Medicine Under the Authority ofScripture BYRON I. BITAR, Geneva College C~. Tower Coni. 2) Teaching Christian Ethics: A New Synoptic Foundation JACK P. LEWIS, Harding University Graduate School of ReUgion mu•all 'It Prophet's Son" (Amos 7:14): A Look at a l'erplexity BRAD GREEN, Union University (St. Johns) Colin Gun/on, Modemity and the Trinitarian Theology ofSt. Augustine: Is Augustine to Blame for Mot/emily' GLEN l. THOMPSON, Martin Luther College OliUshoroughl When Allis Not Taught Properly: Breaking Fellowship in the Early Church 24 I ~F .,! rif"''\fy '' ru j ~~ J / Gru:'EK ENGUSH l CONCORDANCE I·' "r ~ ~~ /1"'..,./":Jo~ ~i.l" 7--o~~§~ l'r'o-.--.n.f:'l.,.{' .o:--,,..."Jo ... ., ,..~... ~ ""-""-~~-w .... i)"il 11...1.! \U'Uli.IIO.Vl.J. ~->0."-' ">Y< .._ .. ,._ I ,, _ _..,._ \Ul'J.l ~:'::u kn::w 1/.::nrl~n·:m A~adem -_r P:! 'II'ii: ·- :, ')) lilln Complete Vocatiulary "'\U~~~J~~l! " "'v~t£..!:il " ll &ry "'ll.J~~lliie •_, to •".. J:~ "'~=-~e~{ " Guide !'Jew 'li' Warren C. Trenc-hard ,_) I Basics ' Biblical Grcel\ c zs your source fc,r th~ b~t 3~'.C§ 0~ l3::il:cz.'l cr;rre:e=i ~rn..T~~~ uo!u;. Our highly ::cdairnerl h~ \\iUiam D. ~1ounce. \\rinen from the student's pe~pt•cti\t•, . . ~ Basics of Biblical Cneh combine> the he;t of the indurti1e and ~~Q!IC'"I'·QG. .e comllreaeasl\'e r~;erence deductive melhods. llelp )Our studenl5 begin to master Grerlt with William ll.\lounre og.<:.!n :'or th:e stu!ly of New j wha1 Fr.rnk Thielman calls "!he fine'! \ew Testament grammar a1ailable ... A IGrmllledll ~e:t111e" olf 35M:cru £re:e& b) 1\illiam D ~Jounce contains annot;Ued readings of increasing difficulty from tht• Xew Testament for second·)'f'Jr Gret•k studenl5. Hy worldng with 1'\'rSCS from the New Testament instead of made-up l'\trcise.. srudrnL'i lrl' ahlr to deepen !heir undrrsmndin~ of the ~ew Testament while learning lhe fundumentals of \.reek. Biblical Greek T'>"'-1"~~iJJI ~~~ r ,...,.;r~:.!2_i ' Jtx~g~§:§"' • hy Geo~e H. Guthrie and .Jtl};'l!d:!rulli~ Exegesis ). Scou DU\all. Thb recenll~ published rompanion to .1 Graded JilW!i'f[(l:~ m Keader of Biblical Greek use> grammatic:\~ and sema~Uc 1 d.Ia~rarnming to give studenLS "l'eal~wnrld" exprrlenn.• In anaJyz.lng (ot•:'IY H C ~·-~"!e 1~on9)~il ilil' Greek:'\\'\\' T\$\anwn\ and doin~ ('\l').;l~i~ of th(' bihlical 1('}.1. J ';Lc 'In J>l" J]' ,"',.' )I JIJ l"...,.,o,>':lo~I rf",.,.--.-t-""IJI(:O 3:ey,.._-,( .... -... ,.a ~r.-~!,n~ " 1 ' IU!.L...... loll. ~ ... oA.J .... .u.l ... ~ 'U'-~..-.. _.._..._ . ..:~ ...... ~ /'I ...... '-..i."i. h1 Daniel B. 1\allace integrates the technical re4uirement- for , :- ;~_ :J";' 1:r3 a~ . ~-l\'''"'l'' proper Greek inlt'rprrtation v-.ith lhe nrt'lls and inlen'~ts of • ...• ... \ •.• .._;!._ srudenL,. It b the fiN te\tbook to 'l·'tt•maticall) link ')ntt\ and . ~~~~~ ~s rxegt~is of the ~ev. Testament. II is an indispensable intermediate (;rL'l'k resource for second-year sn1denL' and a lifelong rdt'rence tool for propl'r e\t:;;t'sis o( the Crt•t•k \t·w Tr:->tament. 26 FRIDAY MORNING JOHN WARWICK MONTGOMERY, Trinii)'CoUege & Theological Seminary ! ( lrJJ .. :.-J "Teaching Them All Things" in the Secular-Pluralistic School Environment JEFFREY W. HARGIS, Western Seminary :\ '"'·"Coni ': Early Christian Evangelism, Platonic Epistemology, and the "Christian Underc/ass" in Celsus' "True Doctrine" RAY CLENDENEN, Broadman & llolrnan Publishers ''''"'""" 1: Inclusive language in Bible Translation: A Reply to Mark Strauss GERRY BRESHEARS, Western Seminary ,,,.,,, ,!,· H1 Competing Models ofSpiritual Warfare JAMES P. SWEENEY, Trinity International University li.Jp<· unmn;cll Is it Once Again Time to Reinterpret the Resurrection ofjesus' An Analysis and Eval1u1tion ofGerd luedemmm s "Hallucination" Theory• GARY T. MEADORS, Grand Rapids Baptist Seminary Knowing God's WiU: A New Paradigm for Teaching NICOLAI WINTHER-NIELSEN, The Lutheran School of Theology in Aarhus, Copenhagen, Denmark ! : ,;••·:._._ \l ..... 1 Fact or fiction? The Pragmatic Evidence from judges STEPHEN D. KOVACH, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary The Proper Hole ofNarrative 7beology in Evangelical Education DAVID W. CHAPMAN, University of Cambridge, England Crucifixion in josephus and the New Testament BRIAN ASHLAND, Universil)' of Wisconsin- Madison llhl\J_;] Exegesis by Masoretic Accents that Show Phrase Division DAVID M. FOUTS,BryanCoUege '" .1• '·" lnstntction (Torah) by Whom? An Evalualion ofPentateuchaiAuthorship RAY LUBECK, Multnomah BibleCoUege rr1:1:,t,,rrru''" "Talking Story•": Narrative Thought, World Views and Post modernism 27 FRIDAY MORNING 10:20 - II :00 HAROLD 0. J. BROWN, Refonned Theological Seminary (Orange) Status Confessionis: Where the Church Must Take A Stand STEPHEN P. GREGGO, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School ETA LINNEMANN, Leer-Loga, Gennany (Seminole Al How to Rebuke False Suspicion-Historical A78Uments Against the Authenticity ofNew Testament Writings Put to the Test Stand KENNETH L BARKER, Le\\isville, TX (Seminole B) Equipping Pastors to "Teach All Things" PATRICK T. GRAY, General Theological Seminary (Cape Canaveral) Christ the Sum ofAll Things: lrenaeus and !he Doctrine ofRecapitulation MARK COPPENGER, Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (Volusia) "Teaching Them" Socralically? Where Genuine Socratic Method is Appropriate GUENTHER HAAS, Redeemer College (Dade! The (Distinctive) Protestant Approach to Teaching Christian Ethics F. DAVID FARNELL, The Master's Seminary (Florida Keys) The Synoptic Gospels in the Early Church: Their Sequence ROBERT H. COUNTESS, Loewe Belfort Projects, Inc. (N. Tower Coni. 2) Teaching All Things-Knowing Today an Old Enemy of!he Gospel: Pharisees andjudaizers Past and Present ANNE C. CHANG, Western Seminary (Duvall The Canon-Conscious Composition of Genesis 15 and Deuteronomy 33 J. SCOTT HORRELL, Dallas Theological Seminary (St. johns) In the Name ofthe Father, Son and Holy Spirit: Constructing a Trinitarian Worldview KARL D. COKE, The Timothy Project (Hillsborough) Taking the Seminary to the "BtlSh" 11:10- 11:50 PAIGE PATTERSON, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary (Omnge) How To Tighten Creek and Hebrew Requirements and Triple Your MDiv. Enrollment at the Same Time G.K. BEALE, Gordon-ConweU Theological Seminary (Seminole A) The Old Testament Background of"New Creation" and "The Israel ofGod" in Galatians 6:15-16 JOHN SANDERS, Huntington College (Seminole B) The God Who Responds PAUL HERTIG, World Mission University and Azusa Pacific University (Cape Canaveral) The Great Commission and the Grt!at Commandment: Teaching Them to Obey All Things ERIC THOENNES, Trinity Evangelical Divinity school (l'olusia) Godly Human jealousy: A Fresh Look at a Misunderstood Emotion EDWARD P. MYERS, Harding University (Browardl Churches ofChrist and Evangelicals' Similarities and Differences JOHN D. MORRISON, uberty Uni•·ersity and Seminary made) What Shall They Hear' The Question ofScripture as Word ofGod in Recent Evangelical Theology 28 FRIDAY MORNING 1 1:10 - 11 :';0 ROBERT l. THOMAS, The Master's Seminary t flonda '"'''I The Synoptic Gospels in the Earry• Church: 1heir Literary lle/ationships MICHAEL A. HARBIN, Taylor Universitv A Proposed •IInde/ for Integrating Faith a11d /.earning JOE SPRINKLE, Toccoa Falls College ( l>ll\all Deuteronnmicjust War (Dent. 20) and 2 Kings 3:27 RICHARD I. MCNEELY, Springhill Presb)1erian Church, Belgrade, Montana tSt. John' I The Gif/ of Teaching: A Requisite for the Pastoral Calling DEAN R. SMITH, Geneva college l llillshormtl-:h! The Church as a Therapeutic Communi/)' CHARISMATIC THEMES IN LUKE-ACTS STUDY GROUP PAUL RBERT, Lee University, Presiding PAUL ELBERT, Lee University Tou·ards an Understanding ofLuke's Expectations for Theop!Jilus and the Lukan Gift ofthe Hory• Spirit Respondent: I. HOWARD MARSHALL, University of Aberdeen BEN AKER, Assemblies of God Theological Seminary Acts 2 as Paradigmatic for Luke's Theolog)' ofthe Holy Spirit Respondent: WILliAM LARKIN, Columbia Biblical Seminary and Graduate School of Missions CHARLES HOLMAN, Regent University Spirit Reception: Luke vis-a-vis Paul Respondent: JAMES SHHTON, Oral Roberts University Discussion Period OTHER VOICES IN INTERPRETATION STUDY GROUP AIDA BESANCON SPENCER, Presiding WILLIAM DAVID SPENCER, Gordan-Conwell Theological Seminary The Color ofjesus as a Pedagogical Tool DONNA f. G. HAILSON, University of Stirling, Scotland listening to the "Resident Aliens": What are Radical Feminists Saying to the Church? CATHERINE CLARK KROEGER, Gordon-ConweU Theological Seminary Bringing Cklssical Disciplines to New Testament Scholarship AIDA BESANCON SPENCER, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary Peter's Pedagogical Method in I Peter 3:6 Open Djscussion 29 FRIDAY MORNING EVANGELICAL MISSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY (EMS) 8:~0 - 12:00, Osceola Room 8:~0- 9:20 RICK SESSOMS Case Study--Making Disciples Through Teaching Obedience Among Generation X 9:30- 10:10 JONATHAN CAMPBELL Case Study--Making Disciples Through Teaching Obedience in the Post-Modem World 10:20- 11:00 SHERWOOD LINGENFELTER H'!flections on the Case Studies II: I 0: II :50 EMS BUSINESS MEETING 12:00 LUNCH EVANGELICAL PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY (EPS) 8:40- 9:20 J.P. MORELAND, Talbot School of Theology (Lake) Methodological Naturalism or Theistic Science: How Should We Study Human Persons? MYRON PENNER, University of Edinburgh (Pinellas) Kierkegaard's Post-Enlightenment Apologetics: Irony and tbe Teleolo!O' ofSelf-Identity in the Theory• ofStages 9:30- 10:10 MILLARD ERICKSON, Baylor University (Lake) Can Evangelicals Leam From Deco1lslmctionists? VINCENT BACOTE, Drew University (Pinellas) What Course is Best? Options in Public Tbeolo!O' 10:20 - II :00 WILLIAM LANE CRAIG, Talbot School of Theology (lake) Gerd Luedemann on /be Resurrection ofjesus JAMES BEILBY, Marquette University (Pinellas) Tbe Best Defense is a Good Offense: On Plantinga's Claim that Evolutionary Naturalism is Self-Defeating 11:10-11:50 JAY WESLEY RICHARDS, Discowry Institute (lake) A Critique ofCharles Hartshorne's A71?ument for Panentbeism JEFFREY PRIVETTE, University of Edinburgh (Pinellas) Revisioning Kant's Noumenai-Phenomenal Distinction: The lncamation as "Sensible Intuition" 30 FRIDAY MORNING SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY OF ALTERNATIVE RELIGIONS (SSAR) H:-~-0-! l:'iO, :miian :1i\~r :lonm TOM FINLEY, Talbot School of Theology A Critical Review of Hugh Nibley's Compan~mns Between !he Book ofMannon and the Llichish Le/lers 9:30 - I 0: • 1: KURT VAN GORDEN The Christology ofL. Ron Hubbard 10:20- I: :C:J PHIL ROBERTS. ~orth American Mission Board of the Southern Raptist (onference Rolling the Dice: Applying l'ascal's Wager to Mannon Soteriologr II: I 0 - II :'iO CRAIG HAZEN, Biola Uni,ersity The Villttge Enlightenment in America: Science m1d the Emergence ofNetc Religious Movements, 1830- /860 NEAR EASTERN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY (NEAS) GERALD MATTINGL Y,Johnson Btblc (oliegc, Presiding SYMPOSIUM, "BY THE SWEAT OF THY BROW: LABOR AND OCCUPATIONS IN BIBLE TIMES" 11>~-0- I I:SO, .'\. Tmt~r :.:a::tl. #! GERALD MATTINGL Y,Johnson Bible College Labor and Laborers in the Biblical World ~:30- 10:10 DENNIS GAERTNER, Johnson Bible College Transport by Land and Sea 10:20- 11:00 JAMES PACE, Elon College Water Management 11:10-ll:'iO RICHARD STEPHENSON, Ea. 12:CO- 1:20 LUNCH AND NEAS BUSIN!:SS MEETING ------ ADVENTIST THEOLOGICAL SOCIETY (ATS) RICHARD DAVIDSON, Andrews Uni,crsi~ Divorce in the Old 7'estamenl 9:30- 10:10 BRUCE NORMAN. Southern Adventist Universitv The Church as a Community 1'ou:ards a Pas/modem tCclesiologJ' 10:20-11:00 ROY GANE, Andrews University Theodil-) 1 and Phases ofAtonement 11:10·1~:'i0 MIROSLAV KISH, Andrews University Scripture in Ethics: The Wurd Cannot Be Silent . ------:::------~------~------' 31 FRIDAY AFTERNOON 1:10- 2:10 PLENARY SI:SSION (Citrus Crown Ballroom) D- A. CARSON, Trinity EvangeUcal Divinity School Training the Next Generation ofEvangelical Scholars 2:15-3:15 PLIENARV SI:SS!ON (Otrus Crown Ballroom) JOHN PIPER, Bethlehem Baptist Church, MinneapoUs, MN Training the Next Generation ofEvangelical Pastors and Missionaries GENERAL SESSIONS 3:30- 4:10 VINSON SYNAN, Regent University School of Divinity (Orange) Policy Decisions on Tongues as an Indicator ofFuture Church Growth PAUL R. EDDY, Bethel College (Palm Beach) Reflections on N. r Wright's Vision ofthe Historical jesus WALTER A. MAIER Ill, Concordia Theological Seminary (Seminole A) The Theme ofMissions in the Psalter ROBERT B. CHISHOLM, JR., Dallas Theological Seminary (Seminole Bl Realism and Rhetoric-Chatmeling Youth.fol Male Sexual Energy in the Night Direction: An Exegetical Study of Proverbs5:15-23 BRUCE WELLS, Johns Hopkins University (l'olusia) Adu/tet)', Its Penalty, and the Nature ofOld Testament law SCOTT DIXON, CedaJVille College (Browardl The Quest for Ceriainty: Looking at Religious Scholars' Epistemological Development KLAUS ISSLER, Talbot School ofTheclogy (Dade) God's Foreknowledge, Providence and Petitionary Prayer: Five Evangelical Views D. BRENT SANDY, Grace Brethren Church (Florida l(eysl "The Prophet tbat Teaches lies is the Tail" (!sa. 9: 15): Toward a Comic/ Hermeneutic for the language ofjudgment and Blessing TERRY L. WILDER, Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary C'- Tower Conf. l) Teaching Them All Things Through Pseudonymous leiters? DWIGHT POGGEMILLER, Coleguil BibUc Betania, Romania (GEM) CDm'all Paul's Missionary Team: Model for FulfiUing the Great Commission in the 21st Century WEBSTER MUCK, Bethel College (St. johns) learning, loving and Living RAY F. KIBLER Ill, Fuller Theological Seminary ( Pri\mc Dining Room) The Adult Catechumenate: A Model for Evangelicals? 32 FRIDAY AFTERNOON "::!0 - 'i:OO JON RUTHVEN, Regent University School of Divinif)' ISt'minoho I I jesus as Rabbi: A Mimesis ChriJtology: The Charismatic Pt11fem of/Ji.w.:ifJleship in the New Teslnment MICHAEL F. SABO, Trinif)' Evangelical Divinit: School Teaching Personal Holiness i11 a Semina1J 1 Context KURT RICHARDSON, Gordon-ConweU Seminarv, and PHILIP CHI A, Alliance Bihle Seminaty, Hong Kong ( l .:.~rw Can GREG PETERS, Marqueue Univcrsilv The Gifl of Teaching in Cistercian TheologJ' ROBERT E. LONGACRE, University ofTexas, Arlington !Palm ~earhl Psalm 18: Novelly and Paradigm in/he lnlerprelalion of Hebrew Poetry BAEK SUNG CHOI, UniversityofTcxa.', Arlingwn tBnmanll Linguistic PatteniS of Isaiah 7:14 and the Choice ofthe Word 'almah DAVID H. JOHNSON, Providence Theological Seminm tllaJ,,' The Characterization ofjesus in/he Gmpel ofMark ROBERT D. CULVER, Southern Evangelical Seminaty t F!,nda :", ,, What's So Great About "The Great Commission"? RANDY W. NELSON, Northwe>tcm CoUegc I\ Towt'r Con f. ~) The jesus Seminar 1/esurrec/s the Old Quest PAUL 1- KISSLING, Great Lakes Christian College ! I lm aJ 1 Halfwr!J' to the Promised Land: 7'erah's Abortive Trip WESLEY PADDOCK, Manhanan Christian College tSt Jnhnsl Spiritual Narcissism: Church Leaders who Put Themselves First and Missions Second RANDALL C GLEASON, lntcrnmional School of Theoloh'Y- Asia tPinl'lla-.J The Old Testament Hackgronnd oflies/ in Hebrews 3-4 RONALD N- FROST, Muhnomah Biblical Seminary 1Pri,ate llinin~ Room 1 Puritans Divided: '/~JC Conjlic!ed Definilitms ofSin and Grace in English Reformed Theologp <;:JO- 'i:'ill BRUCE R. NORMAN, Southern ,\dvcntisl UnlVC,ity t\. To"''' c,nr. II "Irrelevant" and ''Irreverent·· Truth: Teaching the Bihle in the Third /1111/mmium KURT RICHARDSON, Gordon-ConweU seminaty, a.nd PHILIP CHIA, Alliance Bihle Seminm, Hung Kon~ ( Capi.:' CJ.Ilawra.l l Evangelical Theology and Globalization, l'ajJer 2 of2 l'aJ>er Session STAN NORMAN, Charleston Southern Univcrsilv 1\nlu,ial Confession(alism )sofa Baptist: Writings on Baptist /Jistincth"es as Confessional 11JeologJ' STEPHEN K. MORONEY, Malone College t Palm Be RON YOUNGBLOOD, Bethel Seminaty-West t St·minole K) Lucifer Has Fallen (in More lli1ys Than One) .l3 FRIDAY AFTERNOON 5:10 - 5:50 KEVIN E. lAWSON, Talbot School of Theology (Broward) But How Do We Teach Them': A 6o Year Retrospective on Theological Approaches in Christian Education KENDEll H. EASlEY, Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary and NANCY M. EASlEY, Union University (Dade) Teaching for lasting Impact: Challenges to Changing Deeply Held Student BeliefS and Practices ROBERT D. CUlVER, Southern E'wgelical Seminary (Florida Keys) Calvinist Dogmatics Revisited: Wbat Do Calvin s Calvinists Say About the Extent ofthe Atonement' DAVID TAllEY, Biola University, Talbot School of Theology (Duval) The judgment of Pain in Genesis 3: A fresh Look at Masculinity and femininity DAVID WAYNE BAilEY, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (St. johns) The Witticism as an Element ofStyle in the Preaching of Thomas Watson ROBERT B. STEWART, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (Pinellas) An Evangelical Assessment ofN. r Wright's (Post modern.') Hermeneutic DARYl MCCARTHY, International Institute for Christian Studies (Private Dining Room) Articulating a Chris/ian Worldview in Secular Universities Overseas MESSIANIC STUDY GROUP GENE MAYHEW, Michigan Theological Seminary, Presiding THE PART THE TORAH PlAYS IN THI: NEW TESTAMENT ACCORDING TO THE APOSTH PAQJl . -1"' - ... - ~ -' ... ~ . ~ LOUIS GOlDBi:RG, jews for jesus The Apostle Paul on the Torah in Galatians Respondent: DAVID fRIEDMAN, King of Kings College, jerusalem JOHN fiSCHER, St. Petersburg Theological Seminary The Apostle Paul 011 the Torah in Romans Audience interaction \\ith presenters and respondents I _j EVANGEliCAl MISSIOlOGICAl SOCIETY (EMS) 3:30 - 5:50, Osceola Room 3:30- 3:50 DOUG FRAISER Case Study-Making Disciples Through Teaching Obedience Among the Manoba in the Philippines 3:50-4:10 ABDEllA USMAN Case Study-Making Disciples Through Teaching Obedience in All Things Alfzong'the Muslim Oromos in Ethiopia , / , / / , 4:10- 4:30 Break 34 FRIDAY AFTERNOON (EMS CONTINUED) :.;:; . -::;:J JACKIE KIKUYU Ca.W.! Stud;•-1Haking Disciples UJ!YJUKb Teaching Obedience in Kenya :-iD- r;:.W GAILYN VAN RHEENAN Rejlecliuns on the Case Studies -1:..:.:: - S:~O SHERWOOD LINGENFELTER Future Topics EVANGELICAL PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY (EPS) .~:_.;::- -~-:1C DAVID CLARK, Be :.W- 1:t:~ DAVID BECK, Ubertv Univcrsny 1/Je Cusmulogical Argument: A Current Appra;sal EPS BUSINESS MEETING SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY OF ALTERNATIVE RELIGIONS (SSAR) ALAN GOMES, Talho< School of Thcoioh'Y Unitarian tlniversalf.\·t Views ofthe Afterlife . : .. ~ ~: .. 1:::: :~ SSAR ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING SSAR ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING, Cominued ------NEAR EASTERN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY (NEAS) GERALD MATTINGLY, Johnson Bihle College, Pn•siding SYMPOSIUM, "BY THE SWEAT OF THY BROW: LABOR AND OCCUPATIONS IN BIBLE TIMES" BRYANT G. WOOD, -t MARK ZIESE, Cincinn•!i Kihlc College and Seminary Shepherds and Shepherding DAVID DEUEL, Gr•cc llihle Training Cen EDWIN YAMAUCHI. Miami Univmi[V IJitJhwlion in the Ancieut World 35 FRIDAY AFTERNOON ADVENTIST THEOLOGICAL SOCIETY (ATS) 3:30 - 5:50, Sar.lsota Room 3:30- 4:10 ANGEL RODRIGUEZ, Adventist Biblical Research lnstirute Bib/ical!nsighl illfo jetBelry 4:20- 5:00 LARRY LICHTENWALTER, Berrien Springs, Ml People ofthe lilly: Scripture, Church and Ethics in Christian life 5:10- 5:50 RANDY YOUNKER, Andrews University Archaeological Evidence for Reuben in Transjordnn FRIDAY EVENING 7:30- 9:30 PH.I:NARY SESSION (Cilrus Crown Ballroom) PANEL DISCUSSION Have Protestants and Catholics Finally Agreed on Salvation? Panel Discussion on Roman Catholic- Evangelical document, "The Gift ofSalvation" Panel Members: FATHER FRANCIS MARTIN*, Pmfessor of Biblical Srudies, john Paullllnstimte for Smdies on Marriage and lhe family, Washington D.C. (Roman Catholic co-aulhor of lhe documem) J. I. PACKER, Professor of Theology, RL'!(Cnt CoUege, Vancouver, Canada (Evangelical co-aulhor of lhe documem) ROBERT GODFREY, Presidem, WeSiminster Theological Seminary, California (Evangelical witlt serious concerns ahoutlhe document) Moderator: LUDER WHITLOCK, Presidem, Refonned Theological Seminary The last 45 minutes of this session will be used for interaction wilh the auclicnce. • Special Guest of lhe ITS 36 SATURDAY MORNING ":r.o - 9:CU BREAKFAST: AFFILIATED SCHOOLS OF JERUSALEM UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ( Pmatt· Dining Koorn J a:u:: - 8:20 CORPORATE WORSHIP AND PRAYER rorangt·J ll:.)ll - 12:00 EXHIBIT HALL OPEN '):00 - : :3U BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING, JERUSALEM UNIVERSITY COLLEGE (Pmatt· Dinin)..: K1u1ml GENERAL SESSIONS ll::>ll - 9: Ill PAUL COPAN, Ra1i Zacharias International Ministries l!'l~·minol<' .\ l "Giving the Gospel" in a Post modern SocieiJ' GREGG STRAWBRIDGE Autluhon Drive Bihle ChurdVUniver.sity of Southern Mississippi rSt•minole Hl Music in the Bible ami Music 011 !be Radio: A Biblica/1 benlogy ofMusic Applied to the Contemporary' Music Styles IJebfl/e FRED P. HALL, American Lutheran Theological Seminary It ·.JfW Can:n l'rJ l Phili/1 Meklnchlhuu :1· Model of !he Church a> a School CHARLES L QUARLES, c.Jear Creek Haptist Bible College tlnlusial Onomastics in/be G'u,,pel ofjobu: A KeJ' lojohmmim: Jben/ugy and Hackground VERN STEINER, FirS! Ev:UJgelic:aJ Free Church. Uncoln, NE ERNIE C RICKETTS, JR .. Bryan College {!-1:-•t'.'.l.fdl leaching /be Epistles: A D<>murse Approacb A. J, CONYERS, Baylor University & Tmett Seminary !Dade) 1htchi1Ig Religious to/em lion Without Losing the t:rclusft;e Claims of!be Gospel ERIC A. MITCHELL, Southern Baptist Theological Seminan· Tbe Na"alive Chronology ofSaul\· Keign JOHN MAKUJINA, Westminster Theological Seminary lll01all Some Old Persian Calques h1tbe Aramaic of Daniel KENNETH BERDING, Westminster Theological Seminary '''·Johns> l'ol,ycarp ofSn~J 1 rna aud the Pauliue Authorship of I nm/2 Timoii~J 1 PAUL HOSKINS, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School tSarJsot:tl An t:wmination uftbe lim ofiiiblical and Exlrahiblical Parallel.' in /be lnlerprelalion of' I Cur 62-3 DAVID P. NELSON, Sonthea 9:20- 10:00 MARKS. BEATTY, University of llawaii at Manoa (Seminole B) Greek Word Order as a Window to the Author's lnletll in the Book of Hebrews JOHN W. ROBBINS, The Trinity Foundation (Cape Canaveral) The Educational Establishment Versus Civilization HAL M. HALLER, Southeastern Bible eoUege LARRY S. MCDONALD, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary (Dade) An Evaluation ofC. Peter Wagner's Use of"The Gi.fl ufEvangelist" in light ofEphesians 4:11-12 JOHN P. DAVIS, Faith Community Church, Roslyn, PA (St. johns) Relevant and Authoritative Application ofthe Text DONGSU KIM, Westminster Theological Seminary (Sarasota) The johannine Anti-Apostas)' Motif and Its Effect on the Narratives of Peter and judas CHARLES G. POWELL, Dallas Theological seminary (Hillsborough) Paul's Concept of Teaching and I Timoth)' 2:12 10:10- 10:50 MARKS. BEATTY, Universi~·ofHawaii at Manoa (Seminole B) The Mental Lexicon in Exegesis and Teaching JOHN W. ROBBINS, The Trinity Foundation (Cape Canaveral) A Chris/ian University C. FRED SMITH, Ft. Worth, TX (Palm Beach) Subcreation as Platonic Method in the Fiction ofC.S. Lewis CARL SANDERS, Minneapolis, MN (Volusia) fl/udular Theology· Rethinking the Theological "Canon" THOMAS R. WOOD, Trinity Evangelical Dilinity School (Dade) jesus' inaugural Address: A Prophetic Exposition ofSelected Old Testament Texts (luke 4:16-30) MICHAEL S. HEISER, Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison/Marion CoUege (Duval) Cud's Divine Council ill the Hebrew Bible a11d Israelite Monotheism RICARDO Q. GOUVEA, wesurunster Theological Seminary (Sarasota) Abraham-Teacher of faith: Another look at Gen. 22:/-19 in the light of Its Application in the New Testament and the History of Its Interpretation SAMUEL LAMERSON, Trinity Evaugelical Divinity School and Knox CoUege (HiUsborough) 7'eaching the Parables to a Post-Modem Generation FRED VON KAMECKE, Trinity E''"getical Divinity School (St. johns) The lttlertextual Cotmection ofthe Pentatench, the Major Prophets and the Proclamation ofthe Gospel in luke 4 38 SATURDAY MORNING .. :I::; - ; ': :II J. M. GIVENS, JR., Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary il":·'""' Christ as Hemieneutical Referent for the Divine Attributes in !be ~)·stematic Theo/ub_'l' ofEdgar roung Mullins BEN M. CARTER, Irving, TX 1 P.U1n lk:trh 1 The Salvation of lour Souls, But What is a Soul? R. CHRISTOPHER GEARHART, Trini~·EvangeUcall>i,;ni~·School :ll"·.. l: judgment and the Fig Tree in the Olit;et Discourse JAMES L. VEAL, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary '·'' 1"'11''' A Polemic Within/he Psalms: The Creator God vs. /he Helpless Creations ofMan RONALD T. MICHENER, racuhc' Universilaire de Theologie Protestanle de Bruxelles !S:tr;L..,Ill:l) Teaching Others in a Pos/modenz Context: Give Them a "Taste" of Divine Rea/it)' PAUL HELSETH, Minnetonka :lllll,hornu"h' B. B. Warfield and the Posture of Clm:Siian Scholarshtfi: lmplicatious fi~r the lntegratiou of fi1ith and /.earning EVANGELICAL MISSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY (EMS) ;::5!: - 'i:J.C JOHN FAYNE EMS Prll)'er Meeting EDWARD DELGADO, Los Angeles, CA Menloring Mentors Among the Hispanic Communi~v EDGAR ELLISTON, Hope International University Educational Foundali011S : . :t.:;: . 1 j : " STEVE HOKE, Church Resource Ministries Rej/eclions 011 Applicalioll .::·: - l:~:: EMS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ME Ell NG EVANGELICAL PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY (EPS) . ::- CHRIS FIRESTONE, University of Edinburgh K111tjnum's Imaginative Constmcliuu: A Reduction ofllJeology to Philosopi!l' :~:21l - : n::: :; MICHAEL MCKENZIE. ubenv Lnilersi~· Keeping the Faith While Raising the Bar: Wbat Christian Colleges Caul.earn from Their Secular Kin .,,_.,. ""·:':'' ...... - ..... '" TIMOTHY WARD, Vniversi:v of Edinburgh llJe Ethics ofReading: Aulhoriallligbls and Two Kinds ofDeconstmcliou ; :: :; - : ~ : . () CHRIS ULLMAN, Harper CoUege Steps Toward a l'er.wmalislic Me/bod for Knowing God 39 SATURDAY MORNING NEAR EASTERN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY (NEAS) BRYANT G. WOOD, Associates for BibUca! Rese-JrCh, Presiding SYMPOSIUM, "BY THE SWEAT OF THY BROW: LABOR AND OCCUPATIONS IN BIBLE TIMES" 8:30 - ll :40, N. Tower Conf. #I 8:30 -8:50 HAROLD MARE, Covenant Theological Seminary Abila of/be Decapolis: 1998 F.1:cavalion 8:50-9:20 JACK P. LEWIS, Harding Graduate School of Religion Conrad Schick,jenlsalem Arcbiteci-Explorer 9:20- 9:40 MICHAEL HEISER, University of Wisconsin Moun/ Sinai Which Is In Arabia 9:40- 10:10 GARY BYERS, Associates for Biblical Research "For Pompey's Backside": Slings/ones in Anliquily 10:10- 10:30 RICHARD S. HESS, Denver Seminary josh110 10 and Ibe Sun/hal S/ood Sli/1: The Lilerary and Ancient Near Easten1 Contexts 10:30- 11:00 PAUL j. RAY, JR., Andrews University Was There a Dry Moat at Tell Heshan in !he Early Iron Age? 11:00- 11:20 CHANG-HO C. )I, ta Sierra University New lighl on /be Tobiads a/Iraq ai-Amir: Preliminary• Thaughls 11:20- 11:40 JOHN D. WINELAND, Kentucky Christian College Fishing and Hwtling in Ibe Biblical World 40 1 9 9 8 E T S EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS NORMAN L. GEISLER MOISES SILVA ETS President ETS President, 1997 Southem Evangelical Seminary Gordon-Conwc\1 Theological Seminary WAYNE A. GRUDEM ROBERT C. NEWMAN ETS President-Elect and Program Chairman ETS President, 1996 Trinity EvangeUcal Di,inity School Bihlical Theological Seminary JOHN H. SAILHAMER GEORGE W. KNIGHT Ill ETS Vice President ETS President, 199S Western Seminary Grccmille Presbyterian Theological Seminary JAMES A. BORLAND L. RUSS BUSH ETS Secreta f)'-Treasurer ETS President, 1994 Liberty l!nivcrsity Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary RONALD YOUNGBLOOD Editor, I~'TS Bethel Seminary. San Diego PROGRAM CHAIRMAN, 1 9 9 8 WAYNE GRUDEM, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Phone 847.:117.8095 FAX847.)17.8141 Contacl Dr. Grudem onl~· for questions regariling your paper prescnt:ltion. Do not contact him for informmion about meeting registration, fees, ETS membership, name tags, etc, aJI of which arc handled by Dr. james BorlanU, ETS Sccretary-Tn::.L-;urcr, 804.2:17 5:109. (For room rcscn.·ations, contact the Hadisson Twin Towers hotel directly: 8011.)27 .2110 or 407.:151.11100.) 41 E T s p R E s I D E N T s YEAR PRESIDENT SCHOOL YEAR PRESIDENT SCHOOL 1949 Clarence Bouma Cahin Seminary 1974 Richard Longenecker Wycliffe College 1950 Oarence Bouma Calvin Semin:u;• 1975 Bruce K. Waltke Dallas Seminary 1951 Merrill Tenney Whcalon College 1976 Simon J. Kistemaker Reformed Seminary 1952 Charles Woodbridge Fuller Seminary 1977 Walter C. Kaiser, Jr. Trinity Evang Div Sch 1953 Frank Neuberg 1\'heaton College 1978 Stanley N. Gundry Moody Bible Institute 1954 john Walvoord Dallas Seminary 1979 Marten H. Woudstra Calvin Theol Sem 1955 Harold Kuhn Asbury Semin:u;· 1980 Wilber B. Wallis Covenant Theol Sem 1956 Roger Nicole Gordon Divinity School 1981 Kenneth L. Barker Dallas Theological Sem 1957 Ned Stonehouse Wcstminsler Seminary 1982 Alan F. johnson 1\'heaton College 1958 Warren Young Northern Bapt Sem 1983 Louis Goldberg Moody Bible Institute 1959 Gilben johnson Nvack Missionary Coli 1984 II'. Haddon Robinson Denver Seminary 1960 Allan MacRae Faith Seminary 1985 Richard V. Pierard Indiana State University 1961 Laird Harris Covenant Scmin:1ry 1986 Gleason Archer, ) r. Trinity Evang Div Sch 1962 Ralph Earle Nazarene Seminary 1987 Walter M. Dunnett Northwestern College 1963 Vernon Grounds Consc!Vative Bapl Scm 1988 Elmer B. Smick Gordon-Conwell Sem 1964 Bunon Goddard Gordon Di•inity School 1989 james A. Borland Ubeny Bapt Theol Sem 1965 Gordon Clark Butler University 1990 Roben L. Thoma.' The Master's Seminary 1966 ) . Barton Payne 1\'heaton College 1991 II. Wayne House Dallas Theological Sem 1967 Stephen Paine llouRhton College 1992 Gordon R. Lewi!" Denver Seminary 1968 Kenneth Ka.nvcr Trini~· Evang Div Sch 1993 Gerry Breshears \\'est Conserv Bapt Sem 1969 Carl F.ll. Henry Ea. E T S NATIONAL CONFERENCES PLACE OF CONFERENCE YEAR PLACE OF CONFERENCE YEAR Shelton College New York NY 1950 Reformed Seminary jackson MS 1975 Shelton College New \'ark NY 1951 WcsuninsLer Seminary Philadelphia PA 1976 1\'heaton College 1\'heaton IL 1952 Simpson College San Francisco CA 1977 Trinity Seminary Chicago IL 1953 Trinity Evang Div School Deerfield IL 1978 Shelton College Ringwood ~J 1954 Bethel College St. Paul MN 1979 Calvin Seminary Grand Rapid< Ml 1955 Columbia Bible College Columbia sc 1980 Wesuninster Seminar,· Philadelphia PA 1956 Ontario Theological Seminary Ontario Canada 1981 Asbury Seminary Wilmore KY 1957 Nonheastern Bible College Essex Fells Nj 1982 Nyack Missionry College Nyack NY 1958 Criswell Ctr for BibUcal Studies Dalla.' TX 1983 1\'heaton College Wheaton ll 1959 Moody Bihlc Institute Chicago IL 1984 Gordon Di\inity School Wenham MA 1960 Talbot School of Theo La Mirada CA 1985 Corenant College & Seminary St. Louis MO 1961 Rehoboth Baptist Church Thcker GA 1986 Nonhea.,tern Bible Institute Essex Fells NJ 1962 Gordon-Conwcll Theo Scm South Hamilton MA 1987 Calvin Seminary Grand llapid< Ml 1963 1\'hcaton College 1\'heaton IL 1988 Nyack Missionary College Nyack NY 1964 Bethel Thco Scm West San Diego CA 1989 Free Will Bapt Bible College Nash\iUe TN 1965 New Orleans Baptist Theo Sem Ne\'.. ' Orleans L\ 1990 The King's College Briarcliff Manor NY 1966 Airpon Hilton Pl:va Inn Kansas City MO 1991 Toronto Bible College Toronto Canada 1967 Sanfrancisco Airport Hilton San Francisco CA 1992 Wesuninster Seminary Philadelphia PA 1968 McLean Hilton W:I$hington DC 1993 Cincinnati Bible Seminary Cincinnati OH 1969 Usle-Napenille llilton lisle IL 1994 wesunont College Santa Barbara CA 1970 Alrpon Radisson Philadelphia PA 1995 Gordan-Conwell Seminary South Hamilton MA 1971 llarvcy Hotel jackson MS 1996 Bethcl Seminary St. Paul MN 197Z Westin Hotel Santa Clara CA 1997 Wheaton College 1\'hcaton IL 1973 Radisson 1\vin Towers Orlando Fl 1998 Dallao; Seminary Dallas TX 1974 42 S T U D Y G R 0 U P CONTACT INFORMATION BIBLICAL LAW Chairman: Richard Averbeck, Trinity Evangelicalllilinity School Ok: 847.3 17 .H017 Email: [email protected] Steering Committee members: Daniell. mock, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary joe Sprinkle. Toccoa f:~ls College Eugene II. Merrill, Dallas Theological Seminarv john H. Walton, Moody Bible Institute BIBLICAL THEOLOGY Chairman: Scott j. Halemann, Wheaton College Ofc: 6)0. 752 .;913 Email: scot!. j. halemann@wheaton .edu Steering Committee memhers: Greg K. Beale, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary Richard Schultz, Wheaton College Paulllouse, Baptist Theological Seminary jeffrey A.D. Weima, C:~vin Theological Seminary CHARISMATIC THEMES IN LUKE-ACTS Chaimtan: Paul lilhert, Lee University Ofc: 423.614.X277 Email: [email protected] Steering Committee memhers: Terry Cross, Lee University Charles llolman. ~egem Unh·crsiry Tre\·or Grizzle, Oral Rohens University Craig Keener. Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary CURRENT ISSUES IN PAULINE STUDIES Cha.innan: Larl)' Helyer, Taylor University Ofc: 765 998.5328 Email: [email protected] Steering Comn1illce memhcr.;: Clinton E. Arnold, Tal hot School of Theoloh'Y Scoll j. llafemann, Wheaton College linda Belleville, ~onh Park College & Theological Seminary Douglas j. Moo, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Thomas R. Schreiner, Southern Baptist Theological Semioarv DISPENSATIONALISM Chairman: Darrell Bock, Dallas Theological Seminary Ole: 214.824.3094 Email: darrell [email protected] Steering Com mince members: Craig Blaising, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Stephen Spencer, Dallas Theological SeminarY EVANGELICALISM AND NON-CHRISTIAN RELIGIONS Cha.innan: Ten)' Muck, Auslin Theological Semina~· ore 512.472.6736 x249 Email: tmuck@m:ul.austinseminary.edu Steering Committee members: Win Corduan, Taylor University Harold Netland. Trinily Evangelical Divinity School james Le11is, Wheaton College Dudley Woodbury, fuller Seminarv Malt Zanhiscr, Ashur:.· Seminary HERMENEUTICS Cha.imtw-1: jaiilC$ DeYoung, West('rn Seminary ore: 503.233.8561 Email: jDel'[email protected] Steering Comminee memhcrs: llcrhcrt W Bateman IV, Grace Theologica.l Seminary V. Philips bmg, OJVcn:mt Theological Seminary Darrell Bock, Dallas Theological Seminary Dan McCanney, Westminster Theological Seminary Rex Koivisto, Muhnomah Bihle College Robert Stein, Southern Baptist Theological Senunary 4.1 INTER-DISCIPLINARY EVANGELICAL RESEARCH Chairman: Enoch Wan, Reformed Theological Seminary Ofc: 601.922.4988 Email: [email protected] Steering Committee members: Simon Kistemaker, Reformed Theological Seminary Tom Oden, Drew University LITERATURE OF THE BIBlE Chairman: Leland Ryken, Wheaton College Ofc: 630.752.5790 Email: [email protected] Steering Committee members: Richard Patterson, Uberty Universily Tremper Longman Ill, Westmonl College Michael Travers, Mississippi College MESSIANIC STUDIES Chairman: Louis Goldberg, jews for jesus Ofc: 212.726.0087 Email: [email protected] S1eering Committee members: john Fischer, St. Petersburg Theological Seminary Eugene j. Mayhew, Michigan Theological Seminary NEW PROJECTS IN SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY Chairman: Kurt Richardson, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary Ofc: 978.468.7111 Email: KAR@gct.>.edu Sreering Committee members: Craig Blaising, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Stanley Grenz, Carey Baptist Theological College OTHER VOICES ON INTERPRETATION Chair: Aida Besancon Spencer, Gordon-ConweU Theological Seminary Ofc: 978.4684318 FAX: 978.468.6691 Steering Committee members: Donna Hailson, University of Stirting Robert RakestrJw, Bethel Theological Seminary Catherine Clark Kroeger, Gordon-Conwell Theological Sentinary William David Spencer, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary RELIGION AND CUlTURE Chairman: Van Campbell, Calvary Evangelical Free Church Ole: 724.463.8890 Email: [email protected] Sleering Committee members: Michael Bauman, Hillsdale College, lliUsdale, MJ Keith]. PavUschek, Crossroads Francis]. Beckwith, Trinity lnlernational University Donald T. Williams, Toccoa Falls College STONE-CAMPBEll ADHERENTS RESEARCH Chairman: William Baker, St. Louis Christian College Ofc: 3t4.837.6777 xl507 Email: [email protected] Steering Committee members: Robert C. Kurka, Uncoln Christian College Paul Pollard, llarding University Ed Mvers, Harding University YOUNG SCHOLARS Chairman: Robert Pyne, Dallas Theological Seminary Ofc: 214.824.3094 Email: [email protected] Steering Committee members: Kurt Anders Richardson, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary Robert Leach, St. Andrews University john Sanders, Huntington College 44 AFFILIATED SOCIETIES ADVENTIST THEOLOGICAL SOCIETY (ATS) President: NORMAN GULLEY, Southern Adventist University Ofc: 42.1.238.29~1 Email: [email protected] EVANGELICAL MISSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY (EMS) President: KEN MULHOLLAND, Columbia International University Ofc: 803 754.4100 x3330 Program Chainnan: EDDIE ELLISTON, !lope International UniVersitv Ofc: 626.584.5392 EVANGELICAL PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY (EPS) !'resident: DAVID BECK, Uberty Univer>ity Ofc: 804.582.2567 Email: [email protected] Sccretaryffreasurer: GARY PHILLIPS, Bryan ColleRe Ofc: 423 775.7240 Email: [email protected] NEAR EASTERN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY (NEAS) President: KEITH N. SCHOVILLE Ofc: 608.262.R240 Email: knschovi@facstaff.~>isc.cdu l'ice President: BRYANT G. WOOD, <\>Snciates for Biblical Research Ofc: 717.6524516 ~maai: [email protected] SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY OF ALTERNATIVE RELIGIONS (SSAR) Program Director: STEPHEN ROST, GrJce Fellowship. Dixon, CA Ofc: 707 678.5700 Email: [email protected] 45 N D E X 0 F PRESENTERS A N D PAPERS Ben Aker, Acts 2 as Paradigmatic for luke's Theology ofthe Holy Spirit Rick W. Byargeon, The Sages' Strategy for living with Ambiguity: A Study ~...... ············· M3 ofihe}ILrlaposilion of/he Yahweh-Sayings and /he Tov-Spruche in /he Thomas Alexander, The Role ofthe Holy Spirit in Conversion ...... pg 15 Book of Proverbs...... pg II Gregg R. Allison, Teaching Them the Disciplines of Evangelicol Scholarship Gary B)'ers, "For Pompey's &lckside": Slings/ones in Antiquil]•.. ...pg 40 ...... pg II Jonathan Campbell, Case Sludy---Naking Disciples Through Teaching Teaching Them Sports: An Evangelical Theology and Psychology of Obedience in the Post -Modem World...... pg 30 Physical Oiscipline ...... pg 17 Van Campbell, Religion and Cu/lure: Challenges and Prospects in the A'ext Clinton E. Arnold, Cu"ent Issues in Pauline Studies Study Group Response Twenly Years, Panel.. ... pg 15 /o Papers ...... pg I 2 Ardel B. Caneday, He Wrote In Parables and Riddles. Mark's Gospel as a Brian Ashland, E.:regesis by Masoretic Accents that Show Pbrase Division Werary• Reproduction ofjesus' Teaching Method...... pg 19 ...... pg27 Representative Charles T. Canady, Political Action Sub Spede Aeternitatis james R. Ayers, h'cc!esiastical Traditions: Are We Doing The "Rile" Things ... pg /8 For The Wrong Reasons?...... pg 12 D.A. Carson, Training the (\'ext Genera/ion of Evangelical Scholars .... pg 32 Vincent Bacote, What Course is Best? Options in Public Theolom• ...... pg 30 Ben M. Carter, The Salvation of Your Souls, But Wbat is a Soul?.. ... pg 39 David Wa}ne Bailey, The Witticism as an Element ojSiyle in the Preaching Anne C. Chang, The Canon-Conscious Composition ofGenesis 15 and of Thomas Wa/son...... pg 34 Oealeronomy 33 ...... pg 28 William R. Saker, Vid the Glory• ofMoses' Face Fade? A Re-Examination of David W. Chapman, Crucifixion in josephus and the New Testament .. pg 27 /Ultargeo in2 Corinthians 3:7-18...... pg 18 J. Datyl Charles, Assessing Cummt Protestant-RoffUln Catholic john Baldwin, Rev. 14:7c: lmplicatimls for Interpreting the Genesis Perspectives on justification...... pg 17 Creation and Flood Narratives ...... pg 22 Philip Chia, Et;anfle/ical Theola[()' and Globalization...... pg 33 Kenneth L. Barker, Equipping Pastors lo "Teach All Things"...... pg 28 Robert B. Chisholm, Jr., Realism and Rhetoric-Channeling Youthful Male William D. Barrick, living a New life: W1Jat the 07' Teaches About Sexual Energy in the Right Direction: An Exegetical Study ofProverbs Conversion...... pg 10 5' 15-23.. .. .pg 32 Craig Bartholomew, Oliver O'Donvvan S The Desire of Nations: Baek Sung Choi, linguistic Patterns of Isaiah 7·14 and the Choice ofthe Rediscovering the Rool' of PoUtical Theology ( 1996) Panel...... pg 15 Word 'alma h...... pg 33 Steve Baugh, The Problem ofAngel Worship a/ Colossae...... pg 12 Ed Christian, Can the English Department be Saued? To-ward a Radically G.K. Beale, The Old Testament Background of"New Creotion" and "The Christian literature Cum'cu/umfor Christian Colleges.. ... pg 22 Israel ofGod" ill Galalians 6:15-16...... pg 28 David Clark, Person-Relalivil]• and Objectivity in Knowledge: MarkS. Beo~tty, Greek Word Order as a Window to the Author's Intent in Prolegomena lo Theology ofTransfonnalion.. ... pg 35 the Book of Hebrews...... pg 38 Ray Clendenen, lnc/us;ve language in Bible Translation: A Reply to Mark 7'he Menta/lexicon in Exegesis and Teaching...... pg 38 S/rauss ...... pg 27 David Beck, The Cosmological Argument: A Current Appraisal...... pg 35 Steve Clinton, Is God a Realistic Theist?...... pg 21 J.A. Beck, "We Can·/ Oo ur· The Narrative Geographical Shaping of Karl D. Coke. Taking /he Seminary• to /he ·'Bush"...... pg 28 Numbers 13, ...... pg 19 R. Dennis Cole, The S/rnclure and Theology of /he Book ofNumhers ..pg II Frank Beckwith, Religion and Culture: Challenges and Prospects in the AJ. Conyers, Teaching Religious Toleration Without losing the Exclusive Next Tu:enl]• Years Panel, Chairman...... pg 15 Claims of /he Gospel...... pg 37 Oliver O'Donovan's The Desire of Nations: Rediscovering the Roots of Paul Copan, Michael MartinS Atheistic Ethic: A Response ...... pg 16 Political Theology (1996) Panel...... pg 15 "Giving the Gospel" in a Postmodem Society.. ... pg 37 Mannon AjJo/ogelics, Greek Philosophy. and the Classical Concept ofGod. Mark Coppenger, "Teaching Them" SocraticaiiJ•? Wbere GeriUine Socratic ..pg 16 Me/hod is Apprvpriale...... pg 28 james Beilby, Lindbeck, Wittgenstein, and Realism about Truth: An Winfried Corduan, Evangelicalism and non-Christian Religions panelpg 13 Er1a/ualion of''Postliberal" Epistemology...... pg 10 Appearances are Deceiving: Medieval Mysticism and Asian Mysticism The Best Defense is a Good Offense: On Plnnlinga's Claim that .. .pg 16 EvoluUonary Naturalism is Se/fDeftating ...... pg 30 Teaching World Religions: Strategies and Pitfalls...... pg 18 Kenneth Herding, Polycarp ofSmyrna and the Pauline Authorship of I and Robert H. Counless, Teaching All Things-Knowing Today an Old Enemy 2 Timolhy...... pg 37 of the Gospel: Pharisees andjudaizers Past and Present...... pg 28 Kenl Berghuis, Teaching Biblical Fasting...... pg 1 I Greg A. Couser, Pauline Pedagogy: God and Christian Existence in I james A. Beverley, What Rev. Moon Forgot to Tell George Bush and jerry Timolhy...... pg 11 Falu·eU ...... pg I 7 Darrel Cox, Should Evangelical Theologians Engage in E."ftended Dialogue Troth Hunting with the Bible Answer Man: A Rep/)• to Hank Hanegraafs with Unregenerate Theologians?...... pg II "Counieifeii Revival·· ...... pg 19 7he Lord Reigns; Let I he Peoples Tremble'" (Psalm 991): Physiological D. Jeffrey Bingham, Athenagoras and the Divine Nature Paper No. I of3· Responses to Manifestations ofGod's Presence From Genesis to paper session: "Reflections on the Divine Nature: Ancient and Modern·· Rewlalion ...... pg 18 ...... pg /0 Steven L. Cox, Teaching Ancient Historiography in Biblical Studies: A Byron I. Bitar, Teaching Chris/ian Ethics: A New SJ•noptic Foundtllion Definition, Method, and Model in the Book ofActs ...... pg II ..... MM William lane Craig, one Step, Two Steps, or Three? What is the Best Craig Blaising. New Projects in Systematic Theology Study Group Book Apologelic Melhod' Panel...... pg 21 PaneL ...... pg20 Gerd Luedetnann on the Resurrection ofjesu.s ...... pg 30 Craig Blomberg,. The Role ofthe Holy Spin'! in Conversion, Respondent Robert D. Culver, What's So Great About "Tbe Great Commission"? .. .pg 33 ················ MD Calvinist Dogmalics Revisited: What Do Ca/tJin's Calvinists Say About the Douglas K. Blount, Berkeley and the Divine Nature Paper No. 2 of £v/enl of/he Alonement>.. .. .pg 34 ·'Reflections 011 the DitJine Nature: Ancient and Modern...... pg 10 James Danaher, Concepts and Our Understanding of Them.. ...pg 16 Eugene L. Boe, Teaching the Faith and Shaping the life: Explatu~tions of Barry Davis, Teaching the Forgo/ten Book: Strategies for Communicating luther$ .'ima/1 Catechism...... pg 19 the Content ofthe Book of Ezra to the Millennia/ Generation ...... pg II Ann L. Bowman, CreaUng Sanctuary: Trainbzg Ministry Teams for Worship Jo Ann Davidson, Biblical Mrah and Rebekah Engage Femim~·m...... pg 22 Seroices...... pg 24 Richard Davidson, Divorce in the Old Testament...... pg 31 Robert Bowman,jW's, Monnonism, and the Rc:iUrrection ofthe Dead ... Barry Davis, Psalm flo-A Messianic Psalm as Obsemed Through Poetic ...... pg 16 and Structural Anal)•ses ...... pg 12 Greg Boid. Satan. job and Chaos Theory: Relocating Ihe Mystery of Evil john P. Davis, Relevant and Authoritative Application of the Text ...... pg 38 ...... pg 18 Edward Delgado, Mentoriug Mentors Among the Hispanic Communi!)• Chad Brand, Is Carl Henry· a Modernist? RatioTialism, Foundationalism & ... pg39 Common Sense Realism in Post- War &•angelical TheoiOf!J'· ...... pg I 1 David Deuel, Psalm 19:1-6: Cosmic Procfomation as Heavenly lnslruclion? Gerry Breshears, Compeling Models ofSpinhwl Warfare ...... pg 27 ·····················. ·············· .. .pg 18 Harold OJ. Brown, Status Confession is: Where the Church Mu.sl Take A Messengers and Heralds... .. pg 35 Sland...... pg28 james B. DeYoung, The Woman, The Lnmb and The Dragon: Toward a J. Lanie-r Bums, Teaching Tbem to Obey The Conscience from Biblical Hermeueutic for Interpreting Apocal)pse in Apocai)'/Jiic Times ...... pg 18 Te,·J Through Hislory lo /he Ncl ...... pg 19 Scott Dixon, The Quest j(1r Cerlaint)'." looking at Religious Scholars' Epistemological Det-V?Iopment ...... pg 32 46 INDEX OF PRESENTERS AND PAPERS, CONTINUED Ted Donnan,justificalion as 1/ea/ing: The Lillle-1\twwn Luther ...... pg 10 Stephen P. Greggo. The Therapeutic Alliance. Attachment Theory• and David A. Dorsey, Teaching Them All Things . .. El!en The Law...... pg 20 Relating to God the Father: Teaching Througb a Corrective Therapeutic Don Dowless, Catecbtzing the Converted· l'he lmjlacl ofEpistolt.tr]' Relationship in Christian Counseliug... ..pg 2H Correspondence upon the Uevelopment of Friends in Colonial t''<'orth Stanley Grenz, What does 1/ol/ywood have to do with Wheaton} The Plnce Carolina, ...... pg 19 of (pop) Culture i11 Theological Reflection...... pg 10 Mark Dubis, 2 Timothy 1:12 and the Messianic !.fhes...... pg 17 Projects ill SJ'Stematic Tbeolog)' Study Group Book Panel.. .. pg 20 J. Ligon Duncan Ill, A JlexjJon.~e to Rece11t Objections to Covenant Michael Grisanti, The Plan! ofOld Testament Textual ffpdaling ill rm Tbeolog)' ...... pg 18 Inerrant View ofScnpture...... pg 12 Richard Dunn, Leamingfor Ministry: Si,· &sic Values in a Hellt.tu·ed Stan Gundry, Book Publishing as an Essential Part ofthe Teaching Mini~·try Vision for Theological Education...... pg 10 of tim Church.. ···.PR 24 Kendell H. Easley, Teaching for Lasting Impact.· Challenges to Changing Chuck Guth, Teaching Them All Things or leading Them in Worship: The Deeply Held Student Beliefi· and Prnclices ...... pg 34 Gathered ConmumilJ' i11 tbe New Testament.. .. pg 19 Nancy M. Easley, Teaching for Lasting Impact.· Challenges to Changing Gene Haas, Oliver O'Donomn's The Desire of N:.uions: Rediscovering rhc LJeePO' Held Student Heliefs and h"actices...... pg 34 Root< ol Pouucal TheolollY ( 1996) Panel...... pg 15 Paul R. Eddy, One Step, Tlw Steps, or Three? Wbat is the Rest Apologetic Guenther Haas, The (Disli11clive) Protestant Approach to Teaching Method? Panel, Moderator ...... pg 21 Christian Ethics...... pg 28 Hejlectiuns un /1/.1.' Wright's Vision ofthe Histuricaljesus ...... pg 32 Gary Habennas. Is there a 1/enaiJ:I'{Ince ofNaturalislk NeJ(Jon.re.r to the Paul Elbert. ruu:ards an Under~tanding of Luke's Ex!Jf!clutions for Resurrection? . ..pg 16 Theophilus aud the Lukau Gijl oftbe 1/o/y Spirit. . ..pg 29 One Step, Tu'O Steps, or Three? lf'bat is the Best Apologetic Method? Panel Edgar Ellislon, Educatio1la! fOundations ...... pg 39 . .. pg21 MHton Eng, A J?evicu' ofthe b'ewlnternational Uictionary· ofOld Testament Scott]. Hafemann, 'fen Theses on Biblical Theo!Og)• ...... pg 20 1heolog)' aud Exegesis (NID07TE) ...... pg II Harry A. Hahne, 1heological Assumptions in the Neu1 Testament CitatiollS Millard Erickson, Can Evmi!Jelicals Learn From IJeconstmctionisls? .. pg 30 ofthe Old testament: Hebrew.~ 1-2 as a Test Case ...... pg 19 Richard J. Erickson, 10uching the Untouchables: Narrratit1e Stratej!.}' in Donna f. G. Hailson, Listening tv the ·Resident Aliens··: What are Radical ,\/a/thew 8.1-17 ...... pg 12 Feminists Sa)'illg to the Church?...... pg 29 R. W. Evans, Jltodels ofIntegration.· Theoretical Constructs and Conceptual Fred P. HaJJ, PhilipMelnnchlhvn's Model of Ihe Church as a School. .../JJ! 37 Maps, ...... pg 10 Hal M. Haller, Did the Rich }'oung Ruler Hear the Gospel According to Theological Education as Recovery t--er.~us Discot•ery1•• • ••• .pg II jesus?...... pg38 F. David farr.•ll, The ,\)"110ptic Gospels in the Early Church: Their Sequence Michael A. Harbin, A Proposed Mode/for Integrating Faith and fRaming . ... .pg28 ...... pg29 Paul Feinberg, One Step, Two Steps, or three? What is the Best Apologetic Jeffrey W. Hargis, Early Chn'sfl'an ti:angelism, Jlkuonic Epistemolng;·, and Method? l'auel.. ..pg 21 the "Christian Underc/ass" in Celsus' "Tme Doctrine'" ...... pg 27 Thomas Finley, Comp!ementarit)• Relationships Betu.·een Man anti Woman Danny Hays, Teaching the Prophets: .\)'1/thesis and Cm1textualization PR 19 in Genesis 1-3...... pg 10 Craig Ha.r.en, The Village Enlightenment in America. Scie11ce and the A Criliml kl'l4eu' ofHugh l•r'ibley's Compan:mm Helwl!fJJ Jhe Book of Emerge11ce of New Religious Movements, 1830- 1860...... py_ 31 Norman and the L11chish Letters.. . . .pg 31 Daniel Heimbach, Wbal's Wrong witb Cloning Humans' ...... pf!. II Chris Firestone, Kilufmmz's lmagi1wtive Conslntclion: A Reduction of Michael S. Heiser, God's /Jif!ine Council in the Hebrelt' Rible and Israelite Theolo[!J' to Philosophy.. .pg 39 .Honotheism... ..pg 3H john fischer, The Apostle Paul on the Torah in Romans...... pg 34 ,\fouut Sinai Which Is In Arabia...... pg 40 Wayne S. Flory, The Etlidentia/ l'illue ofthe Works ofChris/... . .pg 10 Paul Helseth, B. B. Warfield em/he Po.~/ure ofChrlstUm .Ychokmhip.· Mark Foreman, The u~e ojNarraJive in reaching Rioetbics .. pg 21 Implications for the Integration of Faith and Learning...... pg 39 K. Neill Fosler, Teaching Spin"tual Warfare Sane!;· and Safe!;• .. . ..pg 19 1..an-y R. Hel}er. The False Teaching at Colossae.. ...pg 12 David M. FoulS, lnstmclion (Torah) bJ• Whom? An Evaluation of Paul Hertig, The Great Commissiou and the Great Commandment: l'enlaleuchol Authorship.. . .. pg 27 Teaching Them to Obey All Things ...... pg 28 Doug Fraiser Case Study~aking DisCijJ!es Through Teaching Obedience RichardS. Hess ,joshua 10 and the Sun that Stood Stilt- The Literarv and Among !be Manoba in the Pbilippines. . . .pg 34 Ancient Near Eastent Contexts...... :... pg 40 David Friedman, Tbe Apostle Paul on the Torah in Galalicms, Respmulent Steve Hoke, Reflections 011 Application...... pg 39 .. pg]4 Charles Holman, ~'pirit Reception- Luke vis-a-vis Paul...... pg 29 RonaJd N. Fros[, Ptm"lans Dirtidetl The Conflicted Definitions ofSin and Harold R. Holm}·ard Ill, Premillen11ini.MaJJ. 2531-46 Concerns Three Grace in English Refunned Theology...... pg 33 Groups: Sheep, Goats and Raptured Saints...... pg 19 Winston Frost, Teaching All Things: Including 1/uman !tights. ..pg 16 j. Scott Horrell, In the Name ofthe Father, Son and 1/oly Spirit· Dennis Gaertner. Tram-port by Umd and Sea...... pg 31 Constntcling a trinitarian Worldview...... pg 28 Roy Gane, TheodiC)' and Phases ofAtonement...... pg 31 Paul Hoskins, A11 Emmi11ation of the Use ofRiblical and E:rtrahihliml R. Christopher Gearhart,judgment and the Fig Tree in the O!i1Jet Parallels in the Interpretation of I Cor. 6'2-3...... p!( 37 /Jiscourse...... pg 39 H. Wayne House, Teaching Rible in the Government School System: How Nonn Geisler, BeU'are of Philosop~J': A Caution to Biblical Exegetes .. pg 23 and ~rb;• Should it be Do11e?...... pg 24 Douglas Geiven, A Neglected Aspect ofthe Problem of Evil ...... pg 21 Thomas A. Howe, Hemteneulical Presuppositions and the Possibility of A Burning in the Bosom, Ytm Say? Religious E.tperience as a Test for Objectitlity in lnterpreta/i(m...... pg 10 Religious 1'mth Claims-· ...... pg 22 Klaus lssler, God's Foreknowledge, l'ruvideuce and Petitional'")' l'raJer: j.M. Gh·ens, Jr., Christ as Henneneutical Referent for the Divine Allribute.~ Five Emngelicall'ieu•s ...... pg 32 in the Systematic 1heoloro~ of Edgar l'oung Mullins...... pg 39 Chang-Ho C. Ji, New Light 011 the Tobiads a/Iraq al-Amir: Preliminary Randall C. Gleason, The Old Testament Background of Rest in Hebrews 3·4 Thoughts ...... pg 40 .. .pg33 David H. johnson, The Characterization ofjesus in the Gospel ofMark Edward Glenny, Henneneutics and Dispt!nsatioua/ism .. .. .pg 12 . ~B 1)rpulugy and Biblical Theology: A ProjHJsal and Case Stud)'·· ..pg20 Walter Kaiser, 111ler-Di~·ciplinary l:"l!angelical Research Methodology Study Robert Godfrey, Hat:e Protestant.<> and Catholics Final/)' Agreed 011 Group Panel ...... pg 14 Snkation? Panel Discussioll on Romtm Catholic - Evangelical document, Doug Kennard, !'resent Tense Emphasis itl}ubantline Salt•atiun and Its ··1he Gijl ofSalmtion".. .pg 36 Implications fiJr the Limited Atonement Debate ...... pg 17 Louis Goldberg, The Apostle l'aul on the Torah in Galatia11S. ... pg 34 Ray F. Kibler Ill, The Adult Catechu menate: A Model fur &-angelicals? Alan Gomes, Unitarian Unh'Crsalisf Vieu.<> of the Ajlerlife...... pg 35 M~ Ricardo Q. Gouvea, Abraham-Teacher of Faith: Another Look at Gen. jackie Kikuyu, Case Study-Making Disciples Through Teachi11g Obedience 22:1-19 in tbe Ugh/ of ftj" Application in the Neu' Testament and the in Kenya ...... pg 35 1/islory of Its lnterpretatiuu...... pg 38 Dongsu Kim, 1he johannine Anti-ApuslflS)' Motif and Its Hffect on the Palrick T. Gray, Cbri.~t the Sum ofAll7hings: /renaeus and the Doctrine of Na"alives of Peter and judas...... pg 38 Recapitulation. ..pg 28 Miroslav Kish, Scripture in Ethics: '/he Word Cannot He Silent ...... pg 31 Orad Green, Colin Gun ton, Modemi(J' and the Trinitarian Theology ofSt. Paul J. Kissling, fla/flmy to the Promised Land: Terah's Abortif.·e Tnp Augusli11e: Is All!JUStine to Blame for Modentit)•? .. ...pg 24 ...... pg33 47 Gerald A. Kling!Jt,il, David, Moles, and /be Disappearance ofthe lOth Edward P. Myers, Churches ofChrist and £('(1ngelicals? Similarities and Century B C...... pg 22 Differences...... pg 28 Stephen D. Kovach, The Proper Role ofNarrative TheoloKJ• in Evangelical David P. Nelson, Teacher- SensititJe Worship: A Proposal fora Doxological Educalioff ...... pg 27 Didache...... pg 37 catherine Clark Kroeger, Bringing Classical disciplines to 1\'ew Testament Scholarship...... pg29 Neil D. Nelson, The Re/aliorJSbJp Betu·een the Birth Pangs in Matthew 24:4· Robert C. Kurka, The Role ofthe Holy Spirit in Contomion ...... pg 15 14po< and the Sealjndgments of Revelation 6: An f•wuation ofThrre samuellanlnson, Teaching the Parables to a Post-Modern Generation PmnH/ennial Options...... pg 17 Randy W. Nelson, The jesus Seminar Resurrects the Old Quesl...... pg 33 J. Carl lane-;,... ~... The Role ofthe Teacher in Theological Educalion" ...... ··~· pg 18 Harold Nedand, Non-Christian Neligion.'i and Theological Issues ...... pg 13 William J. Larkin, Jr., The 1/ecovery• ofActs as "Grand NarTalive"for the El!angelica/ism and r10n 4 Chrlstian ReligioJJs panel...... pg 13 Church's Ewngeli.slic Task in a Posi·Modern <'\\'<· ...... pg 10 Mikel Neumann, Contextualizalion: Jnterprelation or Application? ... pg 13 Acts 2 as Paradigmatic for Luke's TheologJ• ofthe Holy Spirit, Respondent Stephen j. Nichols, Cummt Apologetical Trends and the Nature of Truth """'""""""'""""' ...... pg29 ...... """""""" ...... pg /8 Kevin E. Lawson, But How Do We Teach Tbem?: A 60 Year Retrospeclire on Roger Nicole, Tbe &-ginnings of the ETS 50 Years Ago: Musings ofa TheologiCIJI Approaches in Chris/ian EdUCIJ/ion...... pg 34 Founder...... pg 17 Robert Leach, The Challenges of Young Scholars and Their Teachers: Bruce Nonnan, The Church as a Community: Towards a Pm.·tmodern Theological learning and Pedagogy at/he Tum ofthe MiUennium Panel Ecclesiolog)• ...... pg 31 . """ ...... pg 15 "ln-elet'Dnt" and "lrm.terent"' Trotb: Teaching the Bible in the Third Ste,·e W. Lemke, Teaching Moral Virtue: Hou 1 CPn We Ot.,•ercome ~/oral Millennium...... pg 33 Weakness?...... pg 19 Stan Nonnan, Conjession(a/i"sm)s ofa &plist: Writings oa Baptist Jack P. Le"·is, ·~ Prophet's Son" (Amos 7:14): A look at a Perple:rity .pg 24 Distinctives as Confossional Theology...... pg 33 Conrad Schtck,]erusalem Architect-Explorer...... pg 40 Thomas Oden, Inter-Disciplinary Research MethodoloKJ' In Action: Tbe james Lewis, fr"angelicalism and non-Christian lleHgions panel ...... pg 13 Project of':Ancient Chn"stian Commentary on Scripture"...... pg 14 Larry (jchtenwaJter, People of the Way: Scriptt~rc, Church and £/hies in Inter-Disciplinary Etxmgelica/ ReJearch Metbodolo![)' Study Group Panel Christian Lifo ...... pg 36 .... .pg 14 Sherwood Ungenfelter, Reflections on the Case Studies...... pg 30 C. Gordon Olson, Building Soteriology Upon a Sound lnduclit:e Future Topics...... pg 35 1/amartio/ogy: Avoiding Pejoralil.'e Stereotypes...... pg 18 E\3. Linnemann, How to Rebuke False Suspicion-Historical Atgumenls R. Larry 0\.·erstrect, £n~etical and Conlexlual Reer.•alualion ofIsrael's Against !he Authenticity ofNew Testament Writings f'ut to the Test Stand Ned Sea Cros:iing...... pg 19 ...... '" ...... pg28 james Pace, Wafer Management...... pg 31 Robert IL Longacre, Psalm 18: Not'ell]• and Paradigm in the Interpretation j. I. Packer, Have Protestants and Catholics FinnUy Agreed on Salvation? of Hebrew Poetr)' ...... pg 33 l'anel Discussion 011 RoTTum Catbolic · Emnge/ical Joct~ment, "The Gift Tremper Longman Ill, Contours ofBiblical Theology in light ofBiblirol ofSalmtion"...... pg 36 Images and Motifs ...... pg !4 Wesley Paddock, Spin·tual Narcissil-m: Church leaders who Put Rick Lo,·e, "Teaching Them To Obey All Things"' A lulum Perspeclire on Tbemselt-es First and Missions Second...... pg 33 Confronting Magic in Power-Orlen/ed Societies"...... pg 21 Dorothy Panerson, Women's Siudies in Evangelical Theological Education Ray Lubeck, "7'alking Story": Na"alive Thought, World Views and ...... pg24 Pos/inodernism...... pg 27 Paige Patterson, How To Tighten Gmek and Hebrew Requirements and A. Boyd Luter, Unsealing the Apocalypse: Neu·er Thinki11gjor lnterpretir~g Triple Your M.DftJ. fi11ro/JmeJJt at the Same Time...... pg 28 and Teaching Rcvelalion ...... pg 18 ruchard D. Panerson, Biblical Motifs at Work: The Trickster ...... pg 14 1 \\alter A. Maier Ill, The Theme ofMissions in the Psalter...... pg 32 Keith Pavlischek, Religion and Culture: Challenges and f'rospects in the john Makujina, Some Old Persian Calques in the Aramaic ofDaniel...pg 37 Next Tu1enty Years Panel...... pg 15 Harold Mare,Abila ofthe Decapolls.· 1998 Excavation ...... pg 40 Oliver O'Donomn's The Desire ofNo/ions: Rediscowring tbe Roots of 1. Howard Marshall, TowardJ· an Understanding of luke:\· Expectaliomfur l'olilical Theology (1996) Panel, Chairman...... pg 15 Theophilus and the lukan Gift oft he Hoi)· Spirit, RespondenL ...... pg 29 Franklin E. Pa)ne, Modern Medicine Under the AutboriO• ofScripturepg 24 Father Francis Martin, Hat-e Protestants and Cal holies FiTUJ!Iy Agreed on Myron Penner, Kierl:egaarri's Post-£11/ightenment Apologetics: Irony a11d Salvation? Panel Discussion on Roman Catholic - Erangelical doctmzent, the Teleolog)• ofSe!f-ldentity in the Theory ofStages...... pg 30 "The Gift ofSalm/ion "...... pg 36 Douglas Penne}·, A Book For /Is Time: Ancient Origins ofBibliad Imagery john Master, The Kingdom, The Neur Cwenant, and the Church ...... pg /0 and Motif<...... pg 14 Gerald Mattingly, Labor and Laborers in the Biblical World...... pg 31 Greg Peters, The Gifl ofTeacbing in Cistercia11 Theology ...... }Jg 33 Eugene j. Mayhew, The Impact of a 13iblical Museum: For a Christian RonaJd W. Pierce, The Nature of Torah in Matthew 5:17-48 and the Okl College, University or Seminary•...... pg 12 Covenant Status of Women ...... pg 11 Daryl McCarthy, Articulating a Chris/ian Worldlliew in Secular Unirersilies Clark Pinnock, Te:rts: Past and Future Meanings...... pg 13 Overseas ...... pg 34 john Piper, Training the Next Generatiotl of Evangelical Pastors and Larry S. McDonald, An Emluation of C. Peter Wagner's Use of"The Gijl of Missionaries...... pg 32 Evangelist" in light ofEphesians 4:11-12...... pR]8 Dwight PoPS,emiller, Paul's Missimwry Team: Model for Fulfilling the john Mcintosh, Acts 15:2&1: /low Did They Know the Spirit Approted'pg II Great Commisl·ion in/he 21st Century ...... pg 32 Michael McKenzie, Keeping the Faith While Raising !be &r: lrbaJ Paul Pollard, Teachi11g Them All Thi"gs: Ahout Huw to Head Romans- Christian Colleges Can Learn from Their Secular Kin...... pg 39 1/ecen/ Approaches...... pg 17 Richard I.• ~ 1 r.::::J 2 lll:r...,-:;m l'lwl 3 ll!::;:.ta C""..JI:l Directions to The Radisson 4 ll:.. .:::J'o Aml Twin Towers 5 r:rrr.:~1= 6 a..-:n c-...... __. ;) 1 r.~_::ro (24I:=..."""U) From Orlando International @) a r:.;:::~ 9 r.otl:;m Bt.-::1 Airport r.~t::~tacc::!:J 10 Bocot1ac-.:. Take exit 528 weSI(Beeline) to lnlerst:ue 4, Rbot::Jc~O 11 R>:::::Y'o h'Cil r.~ to~ Heau east on (4) towarils Orlando. 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