Here is audio from one of today’s sessions at the Society of Biblical Literature annual meeting. I received written permission ahead of time from all of the participants to record and post this. It is very kind of them to be willing to make this session more widely available.
The session (2 hrs 26 min) was very good and was attended by some 200 people including N.T. Wright, Douglas Campbell, Daniel Kirk, Joel Green, Darrell Guder, George Hunsberger, Susan Eastman, and Robert Jewett. If you liked this, check out the Journal of Theological Interpretation which will probably publish these addresses.
I’m frustrated and disappointed that the quality of the recording is not great. But I did just add the WMA original version which I think is better
than the MP3 one. I tried sitting in the middle of the room and the
front of the room and neither place worked well. The next time I will
have to use some other method. If someone who knows sound recording
cleans it up, I will repost the clearer version.
I have given you WMA and MP3 versions. You need Windows Media
Player installed for WMA to work. (Or you can download the file and then in iTunes go to File . . . Add File to Library. . . and it will convert the file into a format iTunes uses).
All computers will play MP3’s. I
think the WMA are of a higher quality because they were recorded
originally in that format. You just right click on it and click “Save
Link As . . .” or “Save Target As . . .” and you can save it to your
desktop (and it will be on your computer and you can listen to it
whenever you want).
MP3 Audio Link: Gaventa, Hays, and Gorman on Romans (200 MB)
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Theological Hermeneutics of Christian Scripture
11/21/2009
4:00 PM to 6:30 PM
Room: Grand Ballroom C – SH
Theme: Romans as Christian Theology
A. Katharine Grieb, Virginia Theological Seminary, Presiding
Beverly Roberts Gaventa, Princeton Theological Seminary
Reading for the Subject: Conflict and Lordship in Romans 14 (25 min)
Discussion (10 min)
Richard B. Hays, Duke University
Spirit, Church, Eschatology: The Third Article of the Creed as Hermeneutical Lens for Reading Romans (25 min)
Ellen F. Davis and Richard B. Hays, eds.: The Art of Reading Scripture
Richard B. Hays: First Corinthians (Interpretation, a Bible Commentary for Teaching and Preaching)
Richard B. Hays: The Conversion of the Imagination: Paul As Interpreter of Israel’s Scripture
Discussion (10 min)
Michael J. Gorman, Saint Mary’s Seminary and University
Romans: The First Christian Treatise on Theosis (25 min)
Discussion (45 min)
Other books mentioned:
J. R. Daniel Kirk: Unlocking Romans: Resurrection and the Justification of God
Douglas A. Campbell: The Deliverance of God: An Apocalyptic Rereading of Justification in Paul
I also posted the audio from another session: Audio from SBL Deliverance of God session with Campbell, Gorman, Moo and Torrance
Comments
4 responses to “Audio from SBL: Gaventa, Hays and Gorman on Romans as Christian Theology”
Andy,
Thanks so much for doing this! Will you be doing more of these?
Hey thanks for sharing! We who don’t get to go are really appreciative.
I’ve got permission to tape at least one more session on Douglas Campbell’s book.
I have added a WMA version above which I think is clearer than the MP3 version.