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DAILY PROGRAM <\/strong><\/p>\nof the Eight International East-West Symposium of\u00a0<\/strong>New Testament Scholars<\/strong><\/p>\nCaraiman Monastery<\/strong><\/p>\n26th<\/sup>-31st<\/sup> of Mai, 2019<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0<\/p>\n
Monday, 27th<\/sup> of Mai<\/strong><\/p>\n07:30 <\/strong>\u2013 Morning Prayer (Orthodox): Marian Vild (Bucharest, Romania)<\/p>\n08:00 <\/strong>\u2013 Breakfast<\/p>\n09:00 <\/strong>\u2013 Opening of the Symposium by Stelian Tofan\u0103 (Cluj-Napoca, Romania). Official messages from His Holiness Daniel, Patriarch of<\/p>\nthe Romanian Orthodox Church, from The State Department for Religious Affairs in Romania, and from Prof. Dr. Karl-Wilhelm Niebuhr, President of EELC<\/p>\n
10:00<\/strong> \u2013 Main Papers I and II<\/strong>: Anthropology in Old Testament \/ Hellenistic Judaism<\/p>\nCarl Holladay (Atlanta, USA), Some Hellenistic Jewish Perspectives on Moral Agency: Ben Sira, Philo, and Josephus<\/em><\/p>\nAlexandru Mih\u0103il\u0103 (Bucharest, Romania), A Circumcised Heart: The Anthropological Function of the Heart as the Inner Man<\/em><\/p>\n11:30 <\/strong>\u2013 Coffee break<\/p>\n12:00<\/strong> \u2013 Discussion of the Main Paper I and II<\/p>\n12:45 <\/strong>\u2013 Main Paper III<\/strong>: Anthropology in the Synoptic Gospels<\/p>\nDaniel Ayuch (Balamand, Lebanon), From <\/em>Homo Sedentarius to <\/em>Homo Peregrinator. The Nomadic Nature of Man in Luke [and Acts]<\/em><\/p>\n13:30<\/strong> \u2013 Lunch<\/p>\n15:30<\/strong> \u2013 Main Paper IV<\/strong>: Anthropology in the Synoptic Gospels<\/p>\nJoel Marcus (Durham, USA), The Anthropology of the Synoptic Gospels<\/em><\/p>\n16:15 <\/strong>\u2013 Coffee break<\/p>\n16:45 <\/strong>\u2013 Discussion of the Main Papers III and IV<\/p>\n17:30<\/strong> \u2013 Break<\/p>\n17:45 <\/strong>\u2013 Seminar Session I<\/strong><\/p>\nSeminar \u201cAnthropology and Ethics\u201d<\/p>\n
Volker Rabens (Jena, Germany), The Dilemma of Human Agency in John\u2019s Gospel<\/em><\/p>\nTeodor Brasoveanu (Leuven, Belgium), The Ethical Significance of the Pauline Discourse in 1 Corinthians 9,24-27<\/em><\/p>\nSeminar \u201cAnthropology and Creation\u201d<\/p>\n
Georg Schimanowski (T\u00fcbingen, Germany), The Creation of the \u2018mortal human being\u2019 (Gen 2:7) in Philo\u2019s Treatises \u2013 with a <\/em><\/p>\nShort View on Paul<\/em><\/p>\nNenad Bozovic (Belgrade, Serbia), The Image of Adam as Adolescent\u00a0in Eden\u00a0in Patristic Reception of Gen 2-3<\/em><\/p>\nSeminar \u201cAnthropology and Eschatology\u201d<\/p>\n
Mikhail Seleznev (Moscow, Russia), Anthropology and Eschatology in the NT and LXX \u2013 with special Reference to the Treatment of Gen 1-3 in the LXX and the NT<\/em><\/p>\nHalyna Teslyuk (Lviv, Ukraine), From Biological Barrenness to Spiritual Fertility in Eschaton: An Exegesis of Wis 3:13<\/em><\/p>\n19:15 <\/strong>\u2013 Evening Prayer (Catholic): Bartosz Adamczewski (Warsaw, Poland)<\/p>\n19:30 <\/strong>\u2013 Dinner<\/p>\n\u00a0<\/p>\n
Tuesday, 28th<\/sup> of Mai<\/strong><\/p>\n07:30 <\/strong>\u2013 Morning Prayer (Protestant): Virgil Laszlo (Budapest, Hungary)<\/p>\n08:00 <\/strong>\u2013 Breakfast<\/p>\n09:00 <\/strong>\u2013 Main Papers V and VI<\/strong>: Anthropology in the Gospel of John<\/p>\nNadine Ueberschaer (Greifswald, Germany), \u201cLazarus, come out.\u201d (John 11, 43). Anthropology in the Gospel of John<\/em><\/p>\nPredrag Dragutinovi\u0107 (Belgrade, Serbia), Reading the Gospel of John as a Story of Life and Death. Some Insights from the Storytelling Anthropology<\/em><\/p>\n10:30 <\/strong>\u2013 Coffee break<\/p>\n11:00<\/strong> \u2013 Discussion of the Main Papers V and VI<\/p>\n11:45 <\/strong>\u2013 Main Papers VII and VIII<\/strong>: The Spiritual Human Being in 1 Corinthians<\/p>\nKarl-Wilhelm Niebuhr (Jena, Germany), The Spiritual Human Being in Paul: 1 Cor 2:15 from a \u201cWestern\u201d Perspective<\/em><\/p>\nChristos Karakolis (Athens, Greece), The Apostle Paul as a Paragon of a Spiritual Human Being: Applied Anthropology in Paul\u2019s Biography<\/em><\/p>\n13:30<\/strong> \u2013 Lunch<\/p>\n15:30<\/strong> \u2013 Discussion of the Main Papers VII and VIII<\/p>\n16:15<\/strong> \u2013 Coffee break<\/p>\n16:45<\/strong> \u2013 Break<\/p>\n17:45 <\/strong>\u2013 Seminar Session II<\/strong><\/p>\nSeminar \u201cAnthropology and Ethics\u201d<\/p>\n
Artur Malina (Katowice, Poland): Hospitality in\u00a0Transformation (Mk 9:5-6 and par.). Interpretations of a Human Response to <\/em><\/p>\nthe\u00a0Transfiguration<\/em><\/p>\nAin Riistan (Tartu, Estonia), Honour and Shame in the Pastoral Ethics of 2 Timothy<\/em><\/p>\nSeminar \u201cAnthropology and Creation\u201d<\/p>\n
James McGrath (Indianapolis, USA), Anthropological Assumptions of John\u2019s Baptism<\/em><\/p>\nRandar Tasmuth (Tartu, Estonia), Temple and Torah turned to Body and Spirit<\/em><\/p>\nSeminar \u201cAnthropology and Eschatology\u201d<\/p>\n
James (Bru) Wallace (Memphis, USA), A Dwelling Not Made With Hands: Anthropology, Eschatology, and Theosis in 2 Corinthians 3-5<\/em><\/p>\nMaria Karyakina (St. Petersburg, Russia), Eschatological realization of one\u2019s identity in Christ according to the Letter to the Philippians<\/em><\/p>\n19:15 <\/strong>\u2013 Evening Prayer (Orthodox): Theodor Stoitchev (Shumen, Bulgaria)<\/p>\n19:30 <\/strong>\u2013 Dinner<\/p>\n\u00a0<\/p>\n
Wednesday, 29th<\/sup> of Mai<\/strong><\/p>\n07:30 <\/strong>\u2013 Morning Prayer (Catholic): Artur Malina (Katowice, Poland)<\/p>\n08:00 <\/strong>\u2013 Breakfast<\/p>\n09:00 <\/strong>\u2013 Main Papers IX and X<\/strong>: Marriage and Related Issues in the New Testament<\/p>\nBill Loader (Perth, Australia), Sex and Gender as Anthropological Categories in the New Testament<\/em><\/p>\nKorinna Zamfir (Cluj-Napoca, Romania), Discourses on Motherhood in the Corpus Paulinum<\/em><\/p>\n10:30<\/strong> \u2013 Coffee break<\/p>\n11:00<\/strong> \u2013 Discussion of the Main Papers IX and X<\/p>\n11:45 <\/strong>\u2013 Individual Paper <\/strong>and Discussion:<\/p>\nCyril Hovorun (Los Angeles, USA), New Testament Church: Between Discipleship and Fellowship<\/em><\/p>\n13:30 <\/strong>\u2013 Lunch<\/p>\n15:30<\/strong> \u2013 Final plenary<\/p>\n17:00 <\/strong>\u2013 Coffee break<\/p>\n17:30<\/strong> \u2013 Seminar Session III<\/strong><\/p>\nSeminar \u201cAnthropology and Ethics\u201d<\/p>\n
Athanasios Despotis (Bonn, Germany), The Relation Between Anthropology and Ethics in John\u2019s Gospel with Regard to the <\/em><\/p>\nHellenistic-Philosophical Milieu and Some Early Patristic Approaches<\/em><\/p>\nBartosz Adamczewski (Warsaw, Poland), Moral Aspects of the Relational Nature of the Human Body in the\u00a0Theology of Paul<\/em><\/p>\nSeminar \u201cAnthropology and Creation\u201d<\/p>\n
Darko Anev, The Shepherd Imagery and the Shepherding as Reflection of Anthropology through the Metaphorical Elaboration in the Gospel of John<\/em><\/p>\nVladan Tatalovic, Antropology of Johanine Epistles<\/em><\/p>\nSeminar \u201cAnthropology and Eschatology\u201d<\/p>\n
Marian Vild (Bucharest, Romania), Being in Christ \u2013 the Pauline Concept in the Understanding of the Church Fathers<\/em><\/p>\nAlexey Somov (Moscow, Russia), Ancient Views on the Human Upright Posture as a Mark of Immortality in the New Testament Imagery of Resurrection<\/em><\/p>\n19:15 <\/strong>\u2013 Evening Prayer (Protestant): Maria Karyakina (St. Petersburg, Russia)<\/p>\n19:30<\/strong> \u2013 Dinner<\/p>\n20:30 <\/strong>\u2013 Individual Paper <\/strong>and Discussion:<\/p>\nStelian Tofan\u0103 (Cluj-Napoca, Romania), Biblical Scholarship in Romania. Past and Present<\/em><\/p>\n\u00a0<\/p>\n
Thursday, 30th<\/sup> of Mai<\/strong><\/p>\n07:30 <\/strong>\u2013 Morning Prayer (Protestant): Randar Tasmuth (Tartu, Estonia)<\/p>\n08:00 <\/strong>\u2013 Breakfast<\/p>\n09:00 <\/strong>\u2013 Section \u201cTranslations of the Holy Scripture in Romanian\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n09:00 <\/strong>\u2013 Vasile Mihoc (Sibiu, Romania), The 1858 Bible from Sibiu<\/em><\/p>\n09:30 <\/strong>\u2013 Stelian Tofan\u0103 (Cluj-Napoca, Romania), The Bartholomeus\u2019 Bible \u2013 a New Translation?<\/em><\/p>\n10:00 <\/strong>\u2013 Petre Semen (Ia\u0219i, Romania), The Bible of Patriarch Nicodim Munteanu related to other Synodal Bibles. Similarities and Differences<\/em><\/p>\n10:30<\/strong> \u2013 Coffee break<\/p>\n11:00<\/strong> \u2013 Section \u201cTranslations of the Holy Scripture in Romanian\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n11:00 <\/strong>\u2013 C\u0103t\u0103lin Vatamanu (Ia\u0219i, Romania), Patriarch Nicodim Munteanu \u2013 translator of The Holy Scripture in time of war. The Synodal Bible from 1944, in context<\/em><\/p>\n11:30 <\/strong>\u2013 Cosmin Pricop (Bucharest, Romania), The Importance of the Bucharest Bible (1688) for the Orthodox Biblical Canon<\/em><\/p>\n12:00 <\/strong>\u2013 Alexandru Mih\u0103il\u0103 (Bucharest, Romania), Ancient Bible Versions and the Text of the Bucharest Bible<\/em><\/p>\n12:30 <\/strong>\u2013 Lunch<\/p>\n14:00 <\/strong>\u2013 Depart to Pele\u0219 Castle<\/p>\n19:15 <\/strong>\u2013 Evening Prayer (Catholic): Petr Mare\u010dek (Olomouc, Czech Republic)<\/p>\n19:30<\/strong> \u2013 Festive dinner<\/p>\n\u00a0<\/p>\n
Friday, 31st<\/sup> of Mai<\/strong><\/p>\n07:30 <\/strong>\u2013 Morning Prayer (Orthodox): James (Bru) Wallace (Memphis, USA)<\/p>\n08:00 <\/strong>\u2013 Breakfast<\/p>\n\u00a0<\/p>\n
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