Seminar - How Should We Read Romans: A Review of Scot McKnight's New Book on Romans

October 25, 2019 How Should We Read Romans? A Review of Scot McKnight's New Book on Romans
This Scholars Panel Discussion is made available by The Lanier Theological Library and Truett Seminary, Baylor University
Panel participants:
Scot McKnight (Professor of New Testament, Northern Seminary, Lisle, IL)
Ben Blackwell (Associate Professor of Theology, Houston Baptist University, Houston, TX)
Lynn Cohick (Provost and Dean, Professor of New Testament, Denver Seminary, Littleton, CO)
Todd Still (Professor of Christian Scriptures and Dean, Truett Seminary, Baylor University, Waco, TX)
David Capes (Moderator - Senior Research Fellow at Lanier Theological Library, Houston, TX)

[@bradbrown2168]

Spain last of the table of Nations in Genesis 10 includes Tar-shish. Completion of Great Commission was in Paul’s thinking.

[@rodneydebeer453]

Thank you for the discussion. Loved it and will be reading Romans using this method in the future.

[@fleetwd1]

yes it was a new idea for me too. I took two things from this discussion. 1st to read the end first and 2nd to listen to Romans being read through in one setting. Both were helpful in getting what was meant.

[@ermiasfantahun6465]

Thanks.