Of Esther and Peter
Women in the Westminster community are invited to hear Dr. Karen Jobes October 19-20
Dr. Jobes models her love and depth of understanding of God's Word and her love for Christ. Her expertise in the books of Esther and 1 Peter will be launching points for understanding how we can approach scripture more effectively. Why was it written the way it was? How does it fit with the rest of scripture? What difference does the cultural backdrop make? How does it point us to Christ? What does it mean for us today?
October 19 3:00 p.m. A Literary Approach to Interpreting Esther
October 19 7:45 p.m. Reading Esther in Its Redemptive-Historical Context
October 20 10:45 a.m. Historical/Cultural Context in 1 Peter.
These sessions will be held in Rust Auditorium in Van Til Hall at Westminster Theological Seminary and are part of a larger conference, Women in the Word: A Workshop. While the other sessions are closed, the plenaries are open to women in the Westminster community at no charge.
Dr. Jobes models her love and depth of understanding of God's Word and her love for Christ. Her expertise in the books of Esther and 1 Peter will be launching points for understanding how we can approach scripture more effectively. Why was it written the way it was? How does it fit with the rest of scripture? What difference does the cultural backdrop make? How does it point us to Christ? What does it mean for us today?
October 19 3:00 p.m. A Literary Approach to Interpreting Esther
October 19 7:45 p.m. Reading Esther in Its Redemptive-Historical Context
October 20 10:45 a.m. Historical/Cultural Context in 1 Peter.
These sessions will be held in Rust Auditorium in Van Til Hall at Westminster Theological Seminary and are part of a larger conference, Women in the Word: A Workshop. While the other sessions are closed, the plenaries are open to women in the Westminster community at no charge.
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