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\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\63rd- EVANGELICALANNUAL MEETINGSAN FR ANCISCO, CATHEOLOGICAL SOCIETY -No Other NameNOVEMBER 16 -18, \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\
T H EL O S TH A SR E A LG O S P E LA L R E A D YB E E NF O U N D- If I pre-registered, when will I receive my name badge?For domestic attendees, if you pre-registered prior to Oct. 1st, your name badge (and banquet ticket if applicable) will bemailed Oct. 15th. For registrations received Oct. 1st – 21st, name badges will be mailed Oct. 28th. For international attendees,you should pick up your name badge on site at the Name Badge Pickup window at the Conference Registration Desk. Forboth domestic and international attendees, if you pre-registered after Oct. 21st, you may pick up your name badge on site atthe Name Badge Pickup window at the Conference Registration Desk.- I pre-registered but never received my name badge in the mail. How do I get it?Go to the Name Badge Pickup window at the Conference Registration Desk to get your name badge.- I pre-registered and received my name badge, but forgot to bring it. How do I get a replacement?“This is a landmark book Darrell Bock shows how the fullpromise of the gospel—the wonderful good news of grace—isso often misunderstood, misapplied, and even missed becausewe don’t know the whole story.”Go to the Name Badge Pickup window at the Conference Registration Desk to get a replacement badge.- I have not pre-registered for the conference. Where do I go?Go to the On-Site Registration window at the Conference Registration Desk and fill out an on-site registration form.Payment may be made by cash, check, or credit card.— Rick Warren, PastorSaddleback Church, Lake Forest, CA- I lost my name badge at the conference. How do I get a replacement?Go to the On-Site Registration window at the Conference Registration Desk. Replacement name badges are 5.Payment may be made by cash, check, or credit card.- Where are the books?“A valuable contribution to helping us rightly understand thegreatness of the gospel.”The Exhibit Hall is located in the Golden Gate Ballroom of the Marriott Marquis on Level B2. Please see the listing onpage 3 for a schedule of when the exhibits will be open and page 88 for a listing of exhibitors.— Daniel L. Akin, PresidentSoutheastern Baptist Theological Seminary- Where is the Conference Registration Desk?The Conference Registration Desk is located on the lower B2 level across from the Yerba Buena Grand Assembly.Please see the listing on page 3 for a schedule of when the Conference Registration Desk will be open.- I didn’t purchase a banquet ticket when I pre-registered, can I still get one?“Darrell Bock is one of our best biblical theologians and is athis best in this new study.”— Timothy George, DeanBeeson Divinity School, Samford UniversityTrade Paper // 978-0-8054-6465-8 // 16.99To purchase a ticket before the conference, please e-mail meeting@etsjets.org, or call the ETS office (502)897-4388. Ticketswill be available for purchase on site until 6:00 pm Wednesday at the On-Site Registration window at the ConferenceRegistration Desk.- I’m looking for a teaching position. Are there any job postings at the conference?Job postings are listed on the ETS website at www.etsjets.org/job opportunities. Additional information can be found atthe ETS Career Connections booth in the exhibit hall.- Our institution has a job opening, how can we advertise this at the conference?FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \-\ \ \ \ \ \Job posting information may be posted on the ETS website by e-mailing the posting information to contact@etsjets.org.Positions posted prior to Oct. 15th will be posted at the ETS Career Connections booth in the exhibit hall.SAVEBiblical Authority Academic Excellence-FUTURE ETS MEETINGS2012Milwaukee, WITHEME: CARING FOR CREATION2013Baltimore, MD65TH ANNUAL MEETING ANNIVERSARY2014San Diego, CACover Image Credit: St. Peter Preaching in Jerusalem, c. 1427 (fresco) by Tommaso Masolino da Panicale(1383-c. 1447) Brancacci Chapel, Santa Maria del Carmine, Florence, Italy/The Bridgeman Art Library.50%-- How can I get a copy of a presentation I attended?ETS DiscountBooth #400BHAcademic.comETS does not collect the individual presentations. To obtain a copy you can contact the speaker, or you can purchasean audio copy from ACTS, Inc. ACTS records the entire conference and makes both the entire conference audio andindividual presentation audio available for purchase. For more information, please visit the ACTS table at the Golden Gateregistration desk on the B2 level.- What is the conference refund policy?PROGRAM COURTESY OFB&H PUBLISHING GROUP127 Ninth Avenue NorthNashville, TN 372341-800-251-3225BHPublishingGroup.comMANAGING EDITOR // Jennifer McAfeeASSISTANT EDITOR // Jim BairdLEAD DESIGN SPECIALIST // Brian SmithGRAPHIC DESIGNER // Amy LyonASSISTANCE // Bonnie ThigpenCOPY // Paul R. House, J. Michael ThigpenRegistration and banquet ticket purchases made before Nov. 1, 2011 are fully refundable. Requests must be made inwriting and submitted to the ETS office no later than Nov. 5, 2011. To submit your refund request electronically, send it tomeeting@etsjets.org. Fax requests should be sent to (502)897-4386. Our mailing address is 2825 Lexington Rd., Box 927,Louisville, KY, 40280-0001. No refund requests will be accepted after Nov. 5, 2011.- Do I have to have my name badge to go in the exhibit hall?Yes. No one will be granted admission to the exhibit hall without a name badge.- I’m not a member but would like to become one. Can I apply for membership at the conference?Yes. Although it’s best to apply for membership before the conference, you can submit a membership application on site.The form may be found in the back of the program. Turn in your application at the On-Site Registration window of theConference Registration Desk.- I’m not a member of ETS, but would like to receive JETS. How can I subscribe?You can subscribe via our website, www.etsjets.org, or you can fill out the JETS subscription form found in the back of theprogram book and turn it in at the On-Site Registration window at the Conference Registration Desk.- How do I get from the Marriott Marquis to the Parc 55?Go right out of the 4th Street entrance toward Ellis Street. Turn Left on Ellis Street and go two blocks to Cyril Magnin. TurnLeft on Cyril Magnin and the Parc 55 will be on your right. See page 90 for a map of the route.No Other Name03
\\\\\\CONFERENCE REGISTRATIONLOCATION, DIRECTIONS &TRANSPORTATIONThe best conference prices are available tomembers of ETS, ATS, NEAS, and EPS.If you want to attend the Annual Meeting,but are not a member, consider joining ETS.In addition to great conference rates, you’llreceive a one year subscription to the Journalof the Evangelical Theological Society andonline access to our JETS archive, newsletter,and more. For information on becoming amember, please visit, www.etsjets.org/about.Online registration is available atwww.etsjets.org/registration landing. Thispage includes complete details on pricing,key dates, and how to register online. Ifyou need assistance, please e-mail us atmeeting@etsjets.org.To register for the conference, applyfor membership, or subscribe to JETS bymail or fax, use one of the forms foundin the back of the program book. Mailthe completed form(s) to EvangelicalTheological Society, 2825 Lexington Rd.Box 927, Louisville, KY 40280-0001 or faxto (502)897-4386.On-site registration will be available atthe Conference Registration Desk on thelower B2 level of the Marriott Marquis.Tickets for the annual ETS Banquet will alsobe available at the registration desk for 20.Subsidized by ETS, this three course, 50meal, will be followed by Dr. Clinton Arnold’spresidential address.Early registration prices are good throughSept. 30th. Online registration is availablethrough Oct. 31st. On-site registration pricesare in effect from Nov. 1st. So register earlyto get the best price. For a complete listing ofprices and dates please see the registrationform in the back of the program or visitwww.etsjets.org/registration landing.ETS 63rd Annual MeetingThe 63rd Annual Meeting will be held at theSan Francisco Marriott Marquis located on55 Fourth Street and the Parc 55 Wyndhamlocated on 55 Cyril Magnin Street.Directions from San Francisco InternationalAirport to the Marriott Marquis:Hwy 101 North to Hwy 80/Bay Bridge.Take the Fourth Street exit. Bear lefton Bryant Street. Left on Third Street(one block). Left on Mission (four blocks).Right into the valet parking entrance(1/2 block). The hotel is at the corner ofMission and Fourth Street and acrossfrom the Metreon and Yerba BuenaGardens/Moscone Convention Center.Directions from San FranciscoInternational Airport to the Parc 55:Follow 101 North and merge ontoInterstate 80. Take the Seventh Streetexit. Merge right to Bryant Street. Turnleft on Fifth Street. Cross Market Street.Fifth Street becomes Cyril Magnin. Thecarriage entrance to the hotel is on theleft side of Cyril Magnin.For further information please go towww.etsjets.org/directionsThe Marriott Marquis does not provideshuttle service.t Super Shuttle – approximately 17(one way) on requestt Subway service – approximately 10(one way)t Estimated taxi fare – 40 (one way)Marriott Marquis Parkingt On-site parking – approximately 19hourly, 65 dailyt Valet parking – approximately 60 dailyt Off-site parking – approximately 5hourly, 32 dailyt Ltd valet & area parking. 10 fee forover-sized vehicles. In/out priv included.Use 780 Mission St. to map directions.The Parc 55 transportationSuper Shuttle is available forapproximately 17 one way. The shuttledrops off and picks up in front of thehotel, every 15 minutes from 5:00 amuntil 4:00 pm. Reservations are requiredafter 4:00 pm and can be made with thebell captain or \\\\\\\\\\The Parc 55 parkingValet Parking is available on-propertyand includes in and out privileges. Ratesare approximately 50 per day for aregular size vehicle and 60 per day foroversized vehicles. Hourly rates for hotelguests and visitors are 10 for the firsthour, 4 for each additional half hourwith a maximum of 48 after 5 hours.For additional information please contact(415)392-8000 ext. 55.On-site registration & pre-registered name badge pickupNOTE: All rates were valid at time ofprogram printing and are subject to change.Please contact the facilities directly foradditional \\\\\\\\\\\\\\ACCOMMODATIONSGroup rate rooms are available at the SanFrancisco Marriott Marquis and the Parc 55Wyndham. To make a reservation by phonecall the Marriott at (800)266-9432 or theParc 55 at (800)595-0507. Be sure to ask forthe ETS group rate. To book a room online,go to www.etsjets.org/hotel information andclick on the link. Booking through this pagewill automatically apply the group rate toyour reservation. Space is limited so pleasebook early.CONFERENCE REGISTRATION DESKThe Conference Registration Desk, on thelower B2 level of the San Francisco MarriottMarquis, will be open:Tuesday:3:00 pm – 6:00 pmPre-registered name badge pickup onlyTuesday:8:00 pm – 11:00 pmWednesday:7:00 am – 6:00 pmThursday:7:00 am – 5:00 pmFriday:8:00 am – 1:00 \\\\THE GOLDEN GATE EXHIBIT HALLThe Golden Gate Exhibit Hall located onthe B2 level of the San Francisco MarriottMarquis will house our conference displayersthis year. With more than 45 confirmedexhibitors, this year promises to beexceptional. Most exhibitors offer generousdiscounts on their products making thisan excellent opportunity to gain valuableresources. Conference name badges must beworn to gain entrance to the exhibits. Thereare no exceptions to this policy.The hours for the Exhibit Hall are:Wednesday: 9:00 am – 6:00 pmThursday:9:00 am – 6:00 pmFriday:8:30 am – 10:30 amGENERAL CONFERENCE INFORMATIONGENERAL CONFERENCE INFORMATION\ \ \ -\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \-\ \ \ \ \ \A floor plan of the exhibits and a listing ofexhibitors may be found on pages \\\\\\\\ONLINE PROGRAMKeep up with last minute schedule changesvia the online program addenda and erratapage at www.etsjets.org/program changes.No Other Name05
Dear ETS Colleagues and Friends,I am pleased to present to you the program for the 2011 National Meeting of the EvangelicalTheological Society. This list of presentations reflects the broad-based support the societyenjoys. Over five hundred papers will be presented out of over eight hundred proposalssubmitted. Nearly one hundred members participated in the selection process. While the vastmajority of the presentations will be by ETS members, we will also welcome many non-memberswho will speak to us.Each year the society addresses a perennial issue in Christian theology. A few years ago ourExecutive Committee chose “No Other Name” as the theme for this year’s meeting. This topichas been foundational to the Christian faith since Jesus claimed, “I am the way, and the truth,and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me” (John 14:16), and his disciplesproclaimed “And there is salvation in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven givenamong men by which we must be saved” (Acts 4:12). We trust that we will engage in helpful,irenic discussion of this vital \\\\\\\\\\\\\PLENARY SPEAKERSETS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEPresidentClinton E. ArnoldTalbot School of TheologyKELLY M. KAPIC(Covenant College)The Incarnation and ChristianExistence: The Humiliation ofthe NameEach year we also discuss a host of issues not specifically related to our annual theme. As is ourcustom, this year’s presentations will include topics from the wide range of disciplines our membersteach and the theological traditions they represent. We welcome this evangelical diversity.Please enjoy the fellowship and enrichment the conference provides. Thank you for your supportof ETS.Beeson Divinity SchoolVice-PresidentRobert W. YarbroughCovenant Theological SeminarySecretary/TreasurerGregg R. AllisonThe Southern Baptist Theological SeminaryTIMOTHY C. TENNENTI am particularly grateful that Darrell Bock, Tim Tennant, and Kelly Kapic have agreed to beour plenary speakers. These thoughtful scholars represent the spectrum of ages, institutions,and theological traditions in our society’s membership. They will challenge and enrich us asthey address us on our theme.President-ElectPaul R. House(Asbury Theological Seminary)Post-Modernity, the Paradigmand the Pre-Eminence of ChristPast PresidentsGerry Breshears (1993)Western SeminaryC. Hassell Bullock (2007-2008)Wheaton CollegeBruce A. Ware (2009)ETS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEELETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN\ \ \ -\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \-\ \ \ \ \ \The Southern Baptist Theological SeminaryDARRELL BOCK(Dallas Theological Seminary)On Entitlement, Grace, Salvationand Jesus the Only Way: A Lookat Key New Testament Texts andthe Theological Assumptionsbehind the GospelEugene H. Merrill (2010)Dallas Theological SeminaryExecutive DirectorJ. Michael ThigpenYours in Christ,Paul R. House06ETS 63rd Annual MeetingNo Other Name07
\\\\\\\\OVERVIEW OF SCHEDULEPARALLEL SESSIONSETS SPONSORSThursday LunchETS would like to thank the following sponsorsfor their partnership in making the 63rd AnnualMeeting a success. Please visit their booths inthe Golden Gate exhibit hall.11:45 am-12:45 pmMarriott – Pacific I- WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 167:45-8:15 amMorning PrayerParallel Sessions A8:30-9:10 am9:20-10:00 am10:10-10:50 am11:00-11:40 am11:45-12:45 pm1:00-1:40 pmParallel Session 1Parallel Session 2Parallel Session 3Parallel Session 4LunchBusiness Meeting 11:50-2:40 pmPlenary Session IParallel Sessions B3:00-3:40 pm3:50-4:30 pm4:40-5:20 pm5:30-6:10 pmParallel Session 5Parallel Session 6Parallel Session 7Parallel Session 8- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 177:45-8:15 amMorning PrayerParallel Sessions C8:30-9:10 am9:20-10:00 am10:10-10:50 am11:00-11:40 am11:45-12:45 pmParallel Session 9Parallel Session 10Parallel Session 11Parallel Session 12Lunch12:55-1:45 pm1:55-2:45 pmPlenary Session 2Plenary Session 3Parallel Sessions D3:00-3:40 pm3:50-4:30 pm4:40-5:20 pm5:30-6:10 pmParallel Session 13Parallel Session 14Parallel Session 15Parallel Session 167:00-8:00 pm8:00-9:00 pmBanquetPresidential Address- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 188:30-9:00 am9:10-9:30 amParallel Sessions E9:45-10:25 am10:35-11:15 am11:25-12:05 pm12:15-12:55 pm08Business Meeting 2WorshipParallel Session 17Parallel Session 18Parallel Session 19Parallel Session 20ETS 63rd Annual MeetingThe parallel sessions are composed of fivedifferent session types.Affiliated Society sessions featurepresentations that were selected and arrangedby one of the three societies which join ETSeach year: the Adventist Theological Society,the Evangelical Philosophical Society, and theNear Eastern Archaeological Society.Discipline specific sessions are composedof presentations that were submitted by ETSmembers and rated by a panel of scholars whoserved under the direction of the program chair.These presentations have been grouped into basicdisciplines: Old Testament, New Testament,Biblical Theology, Systematic Theology, andChurch History/Historical Theology.Program Unit sessions are a combinationof invited papers and proposed presentationswhich were selected by the program unitsteering committees. ETS has three types ofprogram units. Consultations are new programunits which are responsible for one session ofinvited papers at the meeting. Study Groupsare narrowly focused groups which requireactive, collaborative participation by the groupmembers. ETS encourages study groups topublish the results of their work. Study groupsare responsible for one session of invited papersat the annual meeting. Sections are broadlydefined groups that represent general areas ofinterest. Responsible for one session of invitedpapers and one session of papers drawn frommember submissions, the sections offer the mostaccess for unsolicited papers.Theme sessions are composed ofpresentations submitted by members, whichaddress the topic of No Other Name. Thesepresentations were evaluated by a panel ofscholars under the direction of the programchair. The theme presentations have beenarranged into cohesive sessions based on texts,topics, and methods.Career sessions are special sessions thatare designed to help ETS members in theircareers. These sessions include discussionsof the academic job market, publishing,interviewing and other significant careerdevelopment \\\\\\\\\\\Renewing the Call: Why Pastors and BusinessLeaders Need Each OtherHear how visionary leaders are reconnectingbusiness to the calling of God.Sponsored by the Oikonomia Network; get special bookdiscounts from IVP.Baker Academic and Brazos PressBooth \\\\\\\\Thursday Evening9:15-11:15 pmMarriott – Nob Hill AB&H PublishingBooth #400IVP AcademicBooth \\\\\\\\International Institute for ChristianStudies (IICS) receptionFor all who have taught with IICS and all who areinterested in more information about teaching with IICSat a public university overseas. Come by for a dessert.SPECIAL \\\\\\\\\\Wednesday Evening7:00-9:30 pmMarriott – Yerba Buena 7New Logos Equipping Tools Affecting the Worldof Biblical Studies and the ClassroomCourse-in-Box for computer tools, Languagetraining for non-language students, TeachingDiscourse from start to finish, Self-publishing.9:00-11:00 pmMarriott – Foothill G1Trinity Evangelical Divinity Schooldessert reception9:00-11:00 pmMarriott – Nob Hill BCanadian Region Informational MeetingThe ETS Executive Committee has approvedthe formation of a Canadian region. If you are aCanadian member and would like more informationabout participating, please join \\\\\\\\\\\Thursday BreakfastFriday Breakfast6:45-8:15 amMarriott – Yerba Buena 67:00-8:15 amMarriott – Foothill EDallas Theological Seminary Alumni BreakfastDTS invites their alumni to enjoy breakfast and anupdate from Dr. Mark BaileyWheaton College BreakfastAlumni, faculty & student gathering for a freecontinental breakfast reception7:00-9:00 amMarriott – LaurelJerusalem University College’s annual breakfastmeeting of it’s Associated school liaisonsUp to date first hand information about JUC, Israeland the Middle East from Dr. Paul WrightETS SPONSORS & SPECIAL EVENTSCONFERENCE OVERVIEW\ \ \ -\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \7:00-8:30 amMarriott – Yerba Buena 10-15B&H Academic BreakfastBy invitation only.No Other Name09
10ETS 63rd Annual MeetingTheological AestheticsPentateuchNo Other Name: Biblical & Historical IssuesNo Other Name: ContextualizationNo Other Name: Key TheologiansProgram UnitProgram UnitThemeThemeThemeWhat Do the Arts Have to Do with TheologyWestern Patristics/Early MedievalOld Testament Theology and the CanonHistory in the Johannine CorpusTheological Perspectives on Ministry to Sexually AbusedAn Interaction with Fred Sanders’s Book 'The Deep Things of GodPanel: From Being Right to Being GoodSession ThemeEvangelicals and GenderLuke/ActsProgram UnitProgram UnitDispensational Study Group - Special Time: 7 pmBiblical TheologyProgram UnitProgram UnitAmerican ChristianityProgram UnitNo Other Name: World ReligionsTheology of Work and EconomicsProgram UnitNo Other Name: OT Thematic StudiesSpiritual Formation/SanctificationProgram UnitThemePsalms and Hebrew PoetryProgram UnitThemeIsraelite ReligionsProgram UnitNo Other Name: NT Thematic StudiesChristian History and Thought Since 1500Program UnitNo Other Name: Johannine LiteratureTheological Engagement with California’s CultureDiscipline SpecificThemeSystematic Theology: Translation & HermeneuticsDiscipline SpecificThemeSystematic Theology: Sovereignty & ElectionDiscipline SpecificNo Other Name: IslamPractical Theology: Spiritual TheologyDiscipline SpecificThemePostmodernism and SecularismDiscipline SpecificNT Canon, Textual Criticism, and Apocryphal LiteratureOT: Ezekiel & DanielDiscipline SpecificOld Testament Narrative LiteratureOrthodoxy & Heresy in Early Christian ContextsDiscipline SpecificProgram UnitNT: 1 CorinthiansProgram UnitCommentaries & Exegesis in Reformation AgeDiscipline SpecificBiblical TheologyDiscipline SpecificDiscipline SpecificNear Eastern Archaeological Society - BAffiliated SocietyChurch History: Christianity & American CultureEvangelical Philosophical Society - B3Affiliated SocietyChurch History: Edwardsean TheologyEvangelical Philosophical Society - B2Affiliated SocietyDiscipline SpecificEvangelical Philosophical Society - B1Affiliated SocietyDiscipline SpecificSession TitleSession TypeNo Other NameNob Hill ADivisaderoYerba Buena 12WillowYerba Buena 6Yerba Buena 5Nob Hill CYerba Buena 4Yerba Buena 3Foothill DYerba Buena 1Yerba Buena 10Foothill FYerba Buena 11Foothill G1Pacific HYerba Buena 2Foothill ENob Hill BPacific JNob Hill APacific APacific CPacific BNob Hill DMission 2-3WalnutYerba Buena 14Mission 1Yerba Buena 13Market StreetPacific FPacific ELocationMission 2-3Yerba Buena 8Pacific HNob Hill DMission 1Yerba Buena 11Yerba Buena 10Yerba Buena 3Yerba Buena 1Foothill G1Pacific BPacific AYerba Buena 14Nob Hill BPacific IPacific CWalnutYerba Buena 9Nob Hill CWillowYerba Buena 15Foothill EPacific ENob Hill AYerba Buena 7Yerba Buena 5Pacific JPacific FYerba Buena 13Market StreetYerba Buena 12DivisaderoYerba Buena 6LocationSESSION OVERVIEWDispensationalism and the DSG: Retrospect and ProspectEvangelicalism & American Culture: 18th -19th CenturiesThe Psalter as a BookHorn & Seventh Day Adventist Contributions to ArchaeologySession ThemeParallel Session Overview // Wednesday, November 16th // 3:00-6:10 pmPatristics and Medieval HistoryProgram UnitHermeneuticsProgram UnitOld Testament TheologyCounseling, Psychology and Pastoral CareProgram UnitProgram UnitSystematic Theology: T. F. TorranceDiscipline SpecificJohannine LiteratureRacial ReconciliationDiscipline SpecificOT Prophetic & Apocalyptic BooksOT: The ProphetsDiscipline SpecificProgram UnitOT: The Old Testament and the ANEProgram UnitOT: Poetic Books and Wisdom LiteratureFour Views on Divine ProvidenceDiscipline SpecificDiscipline SpecificChurch History: Early ChurchDiscipline SpecificDiscipline SpecificChurch History: Calvin and LutherDiscipline SpecificNT: Synoptics and ActsChurch History: American ChristianityDiscipline SpecificDiscipline SpecificBaptist StudiesDiscipline SpecificNT: PaulAppropriating the Deep ThingsDiscipline SpecificNT: Johannine LiteratureNear Eastern Archaeological Society - A2Affiliated SocietyDiscipline SpecificNear Eastern Archaeological Society - AAffiliated SocietyDiscipline SpecificEvangelical Philosophical Society - A4Affiliated SocietyNT: James and PeterEvangelical Philosophical Society - A3Affiliated SocietyNT: Jesus and the GospelsEvangelical Philosophical Society - A2Affiliated SocietyDiscipline SpecificEvangelical Philosophical Society - A1Affiliated SocietyDiscipline SpecificSession TitleSession TypeParallel Session Overview // Wednesday, November 16th // 8:30-11:40 amSESSION OVERVIEW\ \ \ -\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \-\ \ \ \ \ \11
12ETS 63rd Annual MeetingOT: Old Testament TheologyAmerican ChristianityApplied Linguistics and Biblical LanguagesBiblical TheologyBiblical WorshipBioethicsChristian EthicsCreationEcclesiologyExpository Preaching and HermeneuticsGod and God IncarnateHebrews, Letter to theDiscipline SpecificProgram UnitProgram UnitProgram UnitProgram UnitProgram UnitProgram UnitProgram UnitProgram UnitProgram UnitProgram UnitProgram UnitHermeneuticsPatristics and Medieval HistoryPauline StudiesSynoptic GospelsNo Other Name: Historical TheologyNo Other Name: ReformationProgram UnitProgram UnitProgram UnitProgram UnitThemeThemeEastern Patristics/Early MedievalSignificant Ethical Problems in Historical AccountDiscourse Analysis as a Tool for New Testament ExegesisEternal Generation in DisputePoetry within Narrative“We believe in one . . . church”: The Church’s UnityIntertextuality of Key New Testament Texts as They Relate to or Aid inthe Exegesis of Genesis 1Defining and Defending MarriageMusic for WorshipMoore Theological College and Biblical TheologyThe Immersion ClassroomThe Calling and Profession of the Church HistorianSession ThemeOld Testament Wisdom LiteraturePastoral EpistlesPastoral TheologyPentateuchPuritan StudiesRevelation, Book ofWorld ChristianityYoung ScholarsBiblical WorshipChristian EthicsMethod in Systematic TheologySpiritual Formation/SanctificationNo Other Name: Exclusivism and UniversalismNo Other Name: PluralismNo Other Name: PrayerNo Other Name: Uniqueness of ChristETS Career ConnectionsProgram UnitProgram UnitProgram UnitProgram UnitProgram UnitProgram UnitProgram UnitProgram UnitProgram UnitProgram UnitProgram UnitProgram UnitThemeThemeThemeThemeCareerEvangelicals and GenderProgram UnitOld Testament Backgrounds/Ancient Near EastAsian/Asian-American TheologyProgram UnitNT Canon, Textual Criticism, and Apocryphal LiteratureSystematic Theology: Thematic StudiesDiscipline SpecificProgram UnitPractical Theology: Sexual EthicsDiscipline SpecificProgram UnitPerspectives on the Spectrum of EvangelicalismDiscipline SpecificLuke/ActsOT: Psalms and Poetic LiteratureDiscipline SpecificProgram UnitOT: Historical BooksDiscipline SpecificGeneral EpistlesMissions & Missional TheologyDiscipline SpecificHebrew Language and ExegesisNear Eastern Archaeological Society - DAffiliated SocietyProgram UnitAdventist Theological Society - D1Affiliated SocietyProgram UnitSession TitleSession TypeNo Other NameMarket StreetPacific CWillowMission 1WalnutYerba Buena 3Yerba Buena 5Yerba Buena 10Yerba Buena 2Yerba Buena 14Foothill DYerba Buena 4Yerba Buena 1Nob Hill CYerba Buena 11Pacific JPacific IYerba Buena 7Foothill G1Foothill FPacific HPacific AFoothill EPacific EPacific FYerba Buena 12DivisaderoPacific BNob Hill ANob Hill BYerba Buena 13Mission 2-3LocationWillowFoothill EYerba Buena 10Yerba Buena 2Foothill DYerba Buena 1Mission 2-3Yerba Buena 12Pacific FYerba Buena 8Nob Hill DMission 1Yerba Buena 4Nob Hill APacific EYerba Buena 3Nob Hill CPacific AYerba Buena 7Yerba Buena 14Yerba Buena 5Foothill
G o to the On-Site Registration window at the Conference Registration D esk and Þll out an on-site registration form. Payment may be made by cash, check, or credit card.-I lost my name badge at the conference. How do I get a replacement? G o to the On-Site Registration window at the Conference Registration D esk. Replacement name badges are 5.
