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Armin Baumمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• New Testament Theology
• Historical Jesus Studies
• Synoptic Problem
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Armin D. Baum is Professor of New Testament at the Freie Theologische Hochschule (FTH) Giessen (since 2010) and has additionally served as Prorector for Research since 2016. He is also Adjunct Professor in the doctoral programme of the Evangelical Theological Faculty, Leuven (Belgium) and was Visiting Professor at the Theological University Kampen (Netherlands) from 2012-2017. Education 1993 – Dr. theol., Theological University Kampen, Netherlands 1990 – Drs. theol., Theological University Kampen, Netherlands 1989 – M.Div., Freie Theologische Akademie, Giessen, Germany 1984 – Abitur, Elsa Brändström-Schule Hannover, Germany Research Focus Baum’s scholarship centres on the historical reliability of the New Testament writings , the formation of the biblical canon , and literary questions of authorship, anonymity and pseudepigraphy . A second strand of research engages contemporary ethical debates , producing detailed exegetical studies on homosexuality, women in ministry and sexual ethics. His methodological interests include the historical-critical method , the relationship between faith and historical scholarship, and the use of ancient historiographical conventions in the Gospels. Publications & Trends Across more than 120 scholarly works, Baum consistently explores how ancient literary and rhetorical conventions shape the New Testament text. Recent monographs such as Einleitung in das Neue Testament (2017) and edited volumes like Kernthemen neutestamentlicher Theologie (2022) consolidate decades of research on Gospel genre, Pauline authenticity, and canon theology. His 2024 articles extend this trajectory by addressing anonymity in Hebrews and the Catholic Epistles and by offering exegetical foundations for evangelical sexual ethics. Professional Memberships & Awards Society for New Testament Studies (SNTS) Society of Biblical Literature (SBL) Institute for Biblical Research (IBR) Tyndale Fellowship (TF) Rhein-Main-Exegesetreffen Coordinator, New Testament Study Group of the Arbeitskreis für evangelikale Theologie (AfeT) Advising & Research Leadership As Dean of Research (2012-2016) and Prorector for Research (2016-), Baum oversees doctoral training at FTH Giessen and mentors candidates in New Testament and canon studies. He has directed externally funded projects on the origins of the New Testament canon and regularly convenes colloquia for doctoral students and international guests.

Jeremy Ottenمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• New Testament Studies
• Biblical Theology
• Social Identity Theory
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Dr. Jeremy Otten is a Guest Assistant Professor of New Testament at ETF Leuven and Senior Researcher in New Testament Studies. He holds a Ph.D. in Biblical and Theological Studies (New Testament) from Wheaton College Graduate School (2016), an M.Div. in Pastoral Care from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (2010), and a BA in English Writing and Biblical Literature from Taylor University (2004). His academic roles also include adjunct professorships at Wheaton College (2012–2017) and guest lectureships in Japan and the U.S. Dr. Otten’s research focuses on New Testament exegesis, particularly exploring themes like social identity, remnant theology, and intertextual connections between biblical narratives. His work often intersects with Lukan theology, Elijah motifs, and early Christian hermeneutics. Key projects include analyzing Luke’s use of Old Testament patterns in Acts and the Synoptic Gospels, studying Markan narratives through socio-rhetorical lenses, and examining Christological developments in Luke-Acts. His publications include monographs like I Alone Am Left: Elijah and the Remnant in Luke-Acts (2021) and edited volumes such as Let God Be True: Perspectives on Romans 3 (2023). He regularly presents at major conferences including the Evangelical Theological Society and Society of Biblical Literature, focusing on topics like Lukan Christology, Markan demonology, and pedagogical strategies for diverse student populations. Dr. Otten is a member of the Society of Biblical Literature and Evangelical Theological Society. His teaching emphasizes interdisciplinary engagement, biblical languages, and formative theological education for pastoral leaders. Current research continues exploring Elijah typology in the New Testament and reception history of patristic exegesis.