News from Tübingen
by Birgit Hallmann

We are in the middle of the winter semester in Tübingen and a very busy time.
The English German Colloquium continues to draw a strong demand for scholars wishing to deliver papers. The hybrid version also allows for great international networking among speakers and students.
Some examples of international scholars presenting via zoom include:
Dr. Grzegorz Olek, Christian-Theological Academy in Warsaw,
“Hendiadys in Philippians 1,1? About the origins, misunderstandings and argumentation of constantly reappearing theory”;
Prof. Dr. Beate Kowalski,(TU Dortmund),
“Exodus Motifs in the NT Writings”;
And Merete Hodt, MF Norwegian School of Theology, Religion and Society,
(topic to be announced later).
The Theological English class is also well under way. Dennis Lindsay is leading the students through a series of readings related to “The History of Early Christian Literature.” The readings alternate between scholarly essays and primary texts from the first and second centuries AD.
We are also pleased to announce that the WUNDT volume on the symposium "The Lord´s Prayer" is finally available in print as of the first of November. The printed volume includes a special tribute to Dr. Beth Langstaff, who passed away on March 20th of this year.

Edited by Beth Langstaff, Loren T. Stuckenbruck, and Michael Tilly

2022. XI, 321 Seiten. WUNT I 490 Leinen 139,00 €

ISBN 978-3-16-161440-8

Links fort he Order of the new Symposium Publication „The Lord´s Prayer“ (price = 139€,hardback, also available as a kindle ebook edition)

https://www.mohrsiebeck.com/buch/the-lords-prayer-9783161614408

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