Paul's "Works of the Law" in the Perspective of Second Century Reception
DSPT is pleased to announce our newest faculty member, Dr. Matthew J. Thomas. Among his areas of interest are New Testament and Patristics. He will begin teaching at DSPT fall 2019.
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Seminar - Figural Reading of Old Testament in the New with Richard Hays
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Justification according to Paul A Response to Jordan B. Cooper - Robert C. Koons & Matthew J. Thomas
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Going DEEP on Justification with Dr. Matthew Thomas
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"Philosophy and Martyrdom Tertullian and Justin Martyr," Jean-Luc Marion
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Library Talk: New Perspective on Paul Debate
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What Did Paul Mean by "Works of the Law"? (w/ Dr. Matthew J. Thomas)
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Why Luther DISAGREED with the Fathers on Justification (w/ Dr. Matthew Thomas)
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Lecture - Richard Hays - Did Moses Write about Jesus? The Challenges of Figural Reading
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(Theology) Fr John Behr - Origen and the Early Church, Pt 2
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Faith, Works and Abraham: What do Catholics Really Believe? Galatians 3:1-14
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David Bercot - Early Christian Understanding of Romans 2 - Romans Series Part 7 - Law or law
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Why Protestants Don't Understand the Old Testament - Fr Stephen De Young EXPLAINS
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Gaudium et Spes: 60 Years Later | JD Flynn
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The Great Justification Debate - Robert C. Koons & Jordan B. Cooper
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The Dead Sea Scrolls and Paul's "Works of the Law" | Dr. John Bergsma
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The Ordo Salutis: Why it is neglected today, and why it matters
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Works and Works of the Law
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Sola Fide's Absence in the Early Church
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The BIGGEST Problem Plaguing Protestantism w/ Perry Robinson
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