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Religious Studies faculty with the Codex Vaticanus
Part of Photograph Collection
Photograph of three Religious Studies faculty members from TWU and Redeemer posing with the replica copy of the Codex Vaticanus housed in the TWU Archives
Ceremonies and Events: Dead Sea Scrolls in Ottawa (Canadian Museum of Civilization) (March)
Part of External Relations Fonds
File consists of records including brochures, invitations, planning notes, correspondence, news release, brief biographies of featured speakers--and TWU faculty--Peter Flint and Martin Abegg.
The inauguration of the John William Wevers Institute and Septuagint Chair Campaign
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Photograph of administrators, faculty, and Wevers family members during the December ribbon-cutting for the John William Wevers Institute. In April, the University announced that the family of the late Professor John William Wevers, Th.D., pioneer Septuagint scholar at the University of Toronto, had donated $400,000 towards the endowment of the Septuagint Chair. Those pictured include Jonathan Raymond, Jonathan Auxier, Dirk Buchner, Rob Hiebert, Peter Flint, Larry Perkins, and Bob Wood.
Religious Studies faculty members
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Photograph of a group of Religious Studies professors standing outside the Vandekerkhove building.
Septuagint Conference speakers
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Photograph of Septuagint scholars including Rob Heibert, Peter Flint, Dirk Buchner, Leonard Greenspoon, Melvin Peters, Albert Pietersma, Ben Wright, Cameron Boyd-Taylor, and Larry Perkins.
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Photograph of Religious Studies professors Marty Abegg and Peter Flint signing copies of their co-authored book, The Dead Sea Scrolls Bible, in the University Bookstore
Ceremonies and Events: Canada Research Chair Launch (Dead Sea Scrolls) (Feb 3)
Part of External Relations Fonds
File consists of records including a biography of Dr. Peter Flint.
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Audio 173a consists of the following recording:
Title: Dr. Craig Broyles – “Dead Sea Scrolls Lecture – Psalm 72”
Peter Flint discusses the Dead Sea Scrolls briefly. He then introduces Dr. Craig Broyles. Dr. Broyles discusses the contribution of Psalm 72 to the "Messianic Ideal," focusing on eight primary points. He uses other psalms to emphasize his points. He is cut off in the middle of a sentence.
Audio 173b consists of the following recording:
Title: Dr. Peter Flint – “Dead Sea Scrolls Lecture – Daniel at Qumran”
This is a continuation of Aud. 173a. Dr. Broyles continues to examine Psalm 72 for the traits of the Messiah. He concludes at [9:17]. Peter Flint discusses the Daniel tradition at Qumran at length. He takes two questions from the audience. He concludes at [35:30]. An unidentified speaker advertises the MA in Biblical Studies program and an upcoming Dead Sea Scrolls lecture. The group is dismissed for lunch.
Audio 173c consists of the following recording:
Title: Unidentified Speaker – “Dead Sea Scrolls Lecture – 2 Corinthians 2:14” / Dietmar Neufeld – “Dead Sea Scrolls Lecture – Johannine Messianism”
This is a continuation of the lecture on Aud. 173b. An unidentified speaker discusses the meaning of the Greek for “lead in triumphal procession” which appears in 2 Corinthians 2:14. He then explores the imagery and impact of this verse at length. He concludes at [13:21]. Professor Dietmar Neufeld discusses his paper ‘And When that One Comes: Aspects of Johannine Messianism’, in P. Flint and M. Abegg [C. Evans?] (eds), Eschatology, Messianism and the Dead Sea Scrolls, Grand Rapids, Michigan: Eerdmans, 120–40. He concludes at [42:20]. The panel then proceeds to take questions from the audience until the end of the recording.
Audio 173d consists of the following recording:
Title: Many Speakers – “Dead Sea Scrolls Lecture – Apocalyptic Literature / Paul & Qumran”
An unidentified speaker presents a paper on apocalyptic literature in the Dead Sea Scrolls. At [29:54] he concludes. Another unidentified speaker presents his paper on Paul and Qumran. He examines 2 Corinthians at length. He focuses on Throne / Chariot Mysticism in Qumran and Paul. He is cut off in the middle of a sentence. This lecture continues on Aud. 173c.
Audio 173e consists of the following recording:
Title: Many Speakers – “Dead Sea Scrolls Lecture – Question period”
This is a continuation of Aud. 173c. The panel of Dead Sea Scroll experts responds to a variety of questions from the audience.
Notes provided by BF, student assistant, 2010/2011
TWU faculty member Peter Flint
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Photograph of Religious Studies professor and Canada Research Chair Peter Flint ; a close-up portrait shot.
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Photograph of Dr. Peter Flint, Associate Professor of Religious Studies, examining copies of scroll fragments at his desk; he is not looking at the camera