It is now 500 years since Luther’s translation of the New Testament first appeared. It is no exaggeration or hyperbole to praise Luther’s German Bible as not only one of the most important works in the German language but also as one of the great literary achievements of Western history. It is well known that ..
A wide-ranging conversation inspired by the collection of essays to honor beloved New Testament scholar Mark Seifrid
Summaries of the original research of this year’s PhD graduates of Concordia Seminary, St. Louis
The sainted Robert Hoerber reflects on what is “new” in a calendar year…and a life
Reflecting on the advent(s) of Christ in a year of interruptions
Jeff Kloha gives a virtual walk-through of the Museum of the Bible
…and why seminary students take Summer Greek
Or: Why New Testament Greek is Like a Football Game
Discussing the work of the Lutheran Hope Center with Micah Glenn
The book, “The Press of the Text,” was officially presented to Prof. Voelz at his Sept. 19 lecture during the Theological Symposium
The importance of one little overlooked word…and how we translate it
Better late than never…videos of presentations around the theme, “In Remembrance of Me: Memory and the Life of Faith.” (Videos from 2016 Theological Symposium coming soon.)
A new #TBT blog series bringing back to life old media files from the Concordia Seminary archives. First up: hear Martin Scharlemann on “Jesus, Teller of Parables.”
A summer in the lives of Elowsky, Seifrid, Biermann, and Voelz
. . . from the SBL Annual Meeting in Atlanta, Georgia (Nov 21-24, 2015)
Dr. Jim Voelz to give inaugural Kingsbury Chair lecture during this year’s Symposium, on September 22, 2015