[1] honored faculty members who have recently written or contributed to published books at its annual Faculty Author Reception May 15 cohosted by [2].
鈥淥ur annual author鈥檚 reception is a wonderful time when we celebrate God鈥檚 gifts to the church through the published writings of our faculty,鈥� said Dr. Charles Arand, dean of Theological Research and Publication. 鈥淚t is an important way by which we share our teaching and conversations with scholars, pastors and people in the church beyond the Seminary and out into the world. This year鈥檚 reception was particularly memorable as we honored Dr. James W. Voelz and Dr. Robert Kolb with special books published in their honor.鈥�
The following faculty were recognized for their contributions in the 2017-18 academic year:
Dr. David Adams, associate professor of Exegetical Theology and coordinator of the International Seminary Exchange Programs: [3] Notes on Psalms, Proverbs, Job, Ecclesiastes and the Song in the ESV Archaeology Study Bible (Crossways, April 2018)
Rodolfo Blank, Center for Hispanic Studies guest instructor: El Libro de G茅nesis: Reflexiones Misiol贸gicas y Pastorales, Comentario Concordia. (Concordia Publishing House, 2017)
Dr. Timothy Dost, associate professor of Historical Theology and faculty secretary: [4] 鈥淢artin Luther, Reformer of Christendom鈥� in Defending Luther鈥檚 Reformation, edited by John A. Maxfield (Concordia Publishing House)
Dr. Joel Elowsky [5], professor of Historical Theology and director of the Center for the Study of Early Christian Texts:
- Letter to Marcellinus on the Psalms: Spiritual Wisdom for Today, translated and edited by Joel C. Elowsky (ICCS Press, 2017)
- 鈥�John 11-21鈥� in Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture, Vol IVa. (InterVarsity Press, 2007, published in Russian by Germeneutika Press, Tver, Russia, 2018)
[6] Building Up the Body of Christ study guide with Ethan Luhman (Concordia Publishing House)
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- Between Wittenberg and Geneva: Lutheran and Reformed Theology in Conversation with Carl Trueman (Baker Academic, October 2017)
- 鈥淢artin Luther鈥� in Christian Theologies of the Sacraments (NYU Press, July 2017)
- 鈥淢artin Luther鈥� in T&T Clark Companion to Atonement (Bloomsbury Publishing, July 2017)
- 鈥淢artin Luther, Preaching a Theology of the Cross鈥� in A Legacy of Preaching. Apostles to Puritans, edited by Benjamin K. Forrest, Kevin L. King, Bill Curtis and Dwayne Milioni (Zondervan, 2018)
- Luther鈥檚 Wittenberg World: The Reformer鈥檚 Family, Friends, Followers, and Foes (Fortress, 2018)
Dr. Dale A. Meyer, president and professor of Practical Theology: [8] Word Alive!: 52 Selected Sermons by Dale A. Meyer (Tri-Pillar Publishing, 2017)
Dr. Paul Raabe, professor of Exegetical Theology: [9] 鈥淧uzzling over Isaiah鈥檚 Cush Oracle鈥� in 鈥淗is Word Soars Above Him鈥�: Biblical and North-West Semitic Studies, edited by Robert M. Kerr, Robert Miller II, Philip C. Schmitz (Ann Arbor)
[10]鈥淎long the Border鈥� in Sermons from the Latino/a Pulpit, edited by Elieser Valent铆n (Pickwick, 2017)
Dr. Mark Seifrid, professor of Exegetical Theology: [11]
- 鈥淧articularity and Universalism in Romans鈥� in Spurensuche zur Einleitung in das Neue Testament:聽 Eine Feschrift im Dialog mit Udo Schnelle. Edited by Michael Labahn (G枚ttingen: Forschungen zur Religion und Literatur des Alten und Neuen Testaments, 2017)
- 鈥淧aul: A Theologian of the Cross鈥� in Texts and Contexts: Gospels and Pauline Studies, edited by Todd D Still (Baylor University Press, 2017)
The following faculty contributed to volumes with multiple authors:
The Press of the Text: Biblical Studies in Honor of James W. Voelz, edited by Andrew Bartelt, Jeff Kloha and Paul Raabe (Pickwick Press, 2017):
- Dr. Charles Arand, Eugene E. and Nell S. Fincke Graduate Professor of Theology and Dean of Theological Research and Publication: [12]鈥淐reeds as Corroborative Witnesses鈥�
- Dr. Andrew Bartelt, Gustav and Sophie Butterbach Professor of Exegetical Theology: [13] 鈥淎 Hard Saying with Purpose: Isaiah 6:9鈥�10 and the Gospel of Mark鈥�
- Dr. Jeff Kloha, former provost: [14] 鈥淭he Development of the Greek Language and the Manuscripts of Paul鈥檚 Letters鈥�
- Dr. Paul Raabe, professor of Exegetical Theology: [9] 鈥淚saiah鈥檚 Philistia Oracle and Hermeneutics: Isaiah 14:28鈥�32鈥�
- Dr. Mark Seifrid, professor of Exegetical Theology: [11] 鈥淓ffective Justification and Its Hermeneutical Implications鈥�
Alberto L. Garc铆a and John A. Nunes, Center for Hispanic Studies guest instructors, Wittenberg Meets the World: Reimagining the Reformation at the Margins (Eerdmans, 2017)
Preach the Word: It鈥檚 Still All SA国际传媒 Jesus: Video-based lectures for The Lutheran Church鈥擬issouri Synod:
- Dr. Glenn Nielsen, director of Placement, director of Vicarage and Deaconess Internships, and professor of Practical Theology [15]: Module 4, 鈥淎pplying God鈥檚 Word into people’s lives鈥�
- Dr. David Schmitt, Gregg H. Benidt Memorial Professor of Homiletics and Literature聽 [16]: Module 1, 鈥淭he use of story in preaching鈥�
Die einigende Mitte鈥樷�擳heologie in konfessioneller und 枚kumenischer Verantwortung. Festschrift f眉r Werner Kl盲n, edited by Gilberto da Silva and Christoph Barnbrock (G枚ttingen: Verlag Edition Ruprecht, 2018):
- [7] 鈥淔ormula of Concord as the Unifying Center of Lutheran Theology鈥�
- Dr. Robert Rosin, professor emeritus of Historical Theology: [17] 鈥淪eeking the Center: A Catholic Case Study (and Context Counts!)鈥�
From Wittenberg to the World: Essays on the Reformation and its Legacy in Honor of Robert Kolb, edited by Charles Arand, Erik H. Herrmann and Daniel L. Mattson (Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, May 2018):
- Dr. Charles Arand, Eugene E. and Nell S. Fincke Graduate Professor of Theology and Dean of Theological Research and Publication [12]: 鈥溾�業 Am God鈥檚 Creature!鈥� Luther鈥檚 Confession of the First Article of the Creed鈥�
- Dr. Erik Herrmann, associate professor of Historical Theology, chairman of the Department of Historical Theology and director of the Center for Reformation Research [18]: 鈥淐onflicts on Righteousness and Imputation in Early Lutheranism. The Case of Georg Karg (1512鈥�1576)鈥�
- Dr. Daniel Mattson, academic assistant, Ministerial Formation: 鈥淲hat Did Luther Know about Islam, and Why Did He Want to Know It?鈥�
- Dr. Paul W. Robinson, interim provost, professor of Historical Theology and the dean of the faculty [19]: 鈥溾�極ne Foot Already Out of the Grave鈥�: Luther Preaches the Resurrection鈥�
- Dr. Robert Rosin, professor emeritus of Historical Theology [17]: 鈥淟ooking Around with New Eyes: A Certain Modesty As a Way to See鈥�
For more information, contact the Seminary鈥檚 Theological Research and Publication office at 314-505-7117.
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