
Continuing Education Event
Jackson Hole, Wyoming
June 1-3
Offered through Concordia Theological Seminary
Ft. Wayne, IN
The Epistle to the Hebrews:
A Christological Homily
The
Epistle to the Hebrews offers a challenge to preachers today. On the basis of
the original text, Hebrews will be interpreted as a homily sent to
Jewish-Christians who were about to undergo persecution. The structure of
Hebrews is important in determining its theological significance. Special
attention is given to the Christology, typology, sacramentology and structure
of the Epistle. This seminar will explore the ramifications of Hebrews for
preaching and teaching.
Pre-Course Reading Material:
Hebrews
– The Anchor Bible (Craig Koester, New York: Doubleday, 2001)
Structure
and Message of the Epistle to the Hebrews (A. Vanhoye, Roma: Editrice Ponti-cio Istituto Biblico, 1989)
Please read the Vanhoye
book before the continuing ed. class begins.
Location Coordinator
Redeemer
Lutheran Church Rev.
David Bott
175
N. Willow Street P.O.
Box 1016
Jackson,
WY 83001 Jackson,
WY 83001
307-733-3409 307-690-8697
This year’s presenter: Rev. Dr. Arthur Just.
(Concordia Theological
Seminary, Fort Wayne, M. Div., 1980; Yale Divinity School, S.T.M.,1984;
University of Durham–England,
Ph.D., 1990)
Dr. Just has been on the faculty of Concordia Theological Seminary,
Fort Wayne, since 1984. He is presently Professor of Exegetical Theology,
Director of Deaconess Studies and Co-Director of the Good Shepherd Institute of
Pastoral Theology and Sacred Music. He teaches New Testament, liturgics,
homiletics, catechetics and pastoral theology.
Dr. Just published a two-volume commentary on the Gospel of Luke
for the Concordia Commentary. Recently, he published
two books from Concordia Publishing House: one for pastors, deaconesses and
laypeople for the visitation of the sick and dying entitled Visitation, and another book on the
liturgy of the church entitled Heaven on Earth: The Gifts of Christ in the Divine Service, a book that expands his
video series on the liturgy entitled Liturgy: yesterday, Today, and Forever. He was also chairman of
the Lectionary Committee for Lutheran Service Book for the Commission on Worship and a member of the Steering
Committee.
For online registration
please visit http://www.ctsfw.edu/Page.aspx?pid=705
Once on the page, please scroll down to the Jackson event (about
the 8th one) and click the registration button.
For a brochure and printable
registration form please visit http://www.ctsfw.edu/Document.Doc?id=553
For a wide array of lodging
options please visit http://www.jacksonholechamber.com/lodging/hotels-motels-lodges.php
For
any one interested and so equipped, camper parking is available on site for
self-contained campers. Tent
camping is available on site as well. There are no shower facilities on site. However; the Teton County Recreation
Center is located across the street from the church grounds and has full
facilities access for a charge of $8.00 per day per adult.