Associate Professor of New Testament, Tyndale Seminary
The Crisis: Torah and the Gentiles In many ways, Paul’s letter to the Romans has shaped contemporary Christianity more than any other book in the New Testament. It was in his reading of this letter, along with Galatians, that Martin Luther first glimpsed a message of grace, of God’s free gift to human beings, that…
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Orpheus was born a slave. His first master put him to work in a tannery, where he slept next door to the vats of caustic urine and alum. The child woke each morning with his eyes watering from the fumes, took whatever crumbs of bread were left by the older slaves, and set to work…
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I’m happy to announce that my article in has finally been published in Journal of Theological Studies: “‘Your Reasoning Worship’: ΛΟΓΙΚΟΣ in Romans 12:1 and Paul’s Ethics of Rational Deliberation.” There’s a free-access copy of it available here: https://academic.oup.com/jts/article/69/2/500/5100745?guestAccessKey=0e7b74b1-db0f-48d7-b746-d4067a3c6fff. (I’m allowed to post that link on my own blog, but please don’t share the link on social…
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Ian W. Scott 