Session 1: General Session
Princess O’Nika Auguste, Dublin City University, ‘Adornment, Ashes, and Asceticism: Bodily Protest in Greek Esther, Joseph and Aseneth, and the Acts of Paul and Thecla’
Crhistian Cardona, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, ‘Listening Philo in Paul? The Therapeutae, The Corinthians, and Liturgy at the Symposion’
Alan Garrow, Sheffield Centre for Interdisciplinary Biblical Studies, ‘The Didache Discoveries and the Parting of the Ways’
Session 2: Joint Session with Book of Revelation Group
Veronica Moreno Arjona, University of Lorraine, ‘Pseudo-Ezekiel and the Book of Revelation: The Throne Vision, the Babylon Motif, and a Shared Prophetic Legacy’
Jared W. Hay, University of Edinburgh, ‘”Clothed in white robes”: Nuances of John the Seer’s Garment Language’
Albert-Beniamin Cucu, Romania, ‘The Intertextual Relationships between Rev 18:4 and Gen 19:15: An Overlooked Allusion’
Session 3: General Session
Aminta Arrington, Oxford Centre for Mission Studies, ‘Mary’s Good Portion Within the Context of First-Century Judaism: Relooking Luke 10:42’
Thomas Finegan, Mary Immaculate College, ‘Re-considering Joseph’s Righteousness in Matt 1:19’