This lecture is an orientation to the Gospel according to Mark.

In this lecture we explore the genre of the Gospels, and how understanding their literary formation can help us find meaning in them.

In this lecture, I discuss why attention to contexts of interpretation--the horizon of the text and our horizon as interpreters--is crucial to the work of biblical interpretation.

In this lecture we look at the Jewish contexts of Jesus and the early Christians, the Gospels and Acts.

In this lecture, we look at the Graeco-Roman context of Jesus and the early Christians, the Gospels and Acts.

In this episode we continue our discussion of Hugh of St. Victor and look at the Michael Gorman textbook to guide us in the goal and practice of biblical interpretation.

In this episode, I explore briefly the development of the New Testament Canon and the shaping of the fourfold Gospel.

Welcome to Introduction to Gospels and Acts! For this session, please look over the syllabus.