This is rich. I’ve heard several people recommend them recently, and now I know why.
You can download the audio as stand-alone MP3s or via a new app, and you can read the transcripts.
The corresponding NT lectures are by Craig Blomberg (about 4 hours, 40 min.) and Tom Schreiner (about 4 hours, 15 min.). It’s good stuff, but in these recordings Miles Van Pelt is more engaging.
Thank you for this Andy!
Andy, do you know if the handouts that Dr. Van Pelt mentions are anywhere online? I was interested in seeing the 8-box layout of the whole canon to make sure I have the same idea as he presented. Thanks!
They are located in a different section of the BiblicalTraining.org website.
Here’s the link –
http://www.biblicaltraining.org/biblical-theology/resources
I’ve finished these lectures, and they’re great. Thanks for recommending.
I’m also looking for the eight boxes but the link posted above is no longer available.
Hey ya’ll. For those of you that are interested in getting those hand-outs, do what I did. I just emailed Prof Van Pelt and asked him for them, and he forwarded them to me. His email address is listed on his Reformed Theological Seminary website bio. He’s a neat guy and was quite helpful. Enjoy.
In Him,
jb
I have listened to these lectures 4 times over the past few years. They have changed and improved the way I study the Bible. I also recommend reading Stephen Dempster’s Dominion and Dynasty (suggested to me by Miles Van Pelt).