Proposals for papers are invited for the British New Testament Society Meeting 2025 to be hosted by the University of Manchester from Monday 1 September to Wednesday 3 September 2025. Paper proposals should include the presenter’s name and institutional affiliation (where appropriate), a title, and an abstract of 150-175 words (max). We are excited to…
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2024 BNTS General Meeting Minutes Available
The Minutes from the General Meeting of the 2024 BNTS Conference are available to download here
Celebrating BNTS PhD Success
During this year’s General Meeting, the President read out the names of BNTS members who had successfully completed their PhD since the last meeting, and the Society applauded their success. Congratulations to the following: Alexander Chantziantoniou, University of Cambridge, “Paul and the Politics of Idolatry: Ancient Mediterranean Cult Images and Iconic Ritual in the Letters…
Prof. Keith Elliott
We are very sad to hear of the recent death of Prof. Keith Elliott. Many BNTS members will remember him as Professor of New Testament at the University of Leeds since 1997, (emeritus since 2008), editor of Novum Testamentum, author and editor of numerous scholarly publications including the Apocryphal New Testament (2005), and enthusiastic advocate of widening…
BNTS Call for Papers 2024
Proposals for papers are invited for the British New Testament Society Meeting 2024 to be hosted by University of Glasgow from Thursday 22 August to Saturday 24 August 2024. Paper proposals should include the presenter’s name and institutional affiliation (where appropriate), a title, and an abstract of 150-175 words (max). The call for papers closed…
2023 BNTS General Meeting Minutes Available
The Minutes from the General Meeting of the 2023 BNTS Conference are available to download here
Celebrating BNTS PhD Success
During this year’s General Meeting, the President read out the names of BNTS members who had successfully completed their PhD since the last meeting, and the Society applauded their success. Congratulations to the following: Benjamin E. Castaneda, University of St Andrews, “Remembering Jesus in James, Peter, Jude: The Function of Jesus Traditions in Epistolary Argumentation”…
Prof. Anthony Thiselton FBA
We are very sad to hear of the recent death of our member Prof. Anthony Thiselton FBA. Among his many roles, Prof. Thiselton worked at the universities of Sheffield, Nottingham, and Chester and served as principal at St John’s College, Nottingham, and St John’s College, Durham. He was also a Fellow of the British Academy….
BNTS Call for Papers 2023
Proposals for papers are invited for the British New Testament Society Meeting 2023 to be hosted by the University of Exeter from Thursday 31 August to Saturday 2 September 2023. Paper proposals should include the presenter’s name and institutional affiliation (where appropriate), a title, and an abstract of 150-175 words (max). The call for papers…
Dr Peter Doble
We are saddened to hear news of the death of our member Dr Peter Doble (University of Leeds). His work in Luke-Acts has been particularly important, and he is especially fondly remembered by the participants in the Acts Seminar. He will be missed.