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TMUS faculty members and graduates from The Master’s University and Seminary will participate in twenty-seven sessions this week at the 71st Annual Meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society in San Diego, California.

Meeting Schedule

November 20

9:00 AM–12:10 PM: Michael Grisanti (TMS, Moderator) “Old Testament Narrative Literature” | Third Floor, Cortez Hill BC

9:00 AM–12:10 PM: Nelson Hsieh (Alumnus, Moderator) “Systematic Theology, Chinese Theology” | 33rd Floor, Twin Peaks

9:50 AM–10:30 AM: Kevin Zuber (TMS), “Whatever Is Not Assumed Cannot Be Healed = Christ’s Fallen Human Nature or His True Humanity?” | 33rd Floor, Iron Mountain

9:50 AM–10:30 AM: Doug Petrovich (Alumnus) “Pinpointing the Identity of the Sons of God in Genesis 6 and Possibly in the Archaeological Record” | Third Floor, Ocean Beach

9:50 AM–10:30 AM: Seth Rodriguez (Alumnus) “Christ and Boaz: An Old Testament Understanding of a Redeemer” | Third Floor, Hillcrest D

9:50 AM–10:50 AM: John-David Thompson (Alumnus), “The Davidic Use of Torah—Personal Meanings and Hermeneutical Implications,” | Third Floor, Hillcrest A

11:30 AM–12:10 PM: Abner Chou (TMU), “Messiah in the Psalms: Intertextuality, Davidic Covenant, and the Psalter” | Third Floor, Hillcrest C

11:30 AM–12:10 PM: James Mook (TMS), “Luke 24:27’s ‘the things concerning Himself’: ‘in all of Scripture,’ or ‘in every Scripture’?” | 33rd Floor, Eagle Peak

2:00 PM–2:40: PM: Greg Gifford (TMU), “A Theological Study of the Effects of Addictive Habits in Counseling Addictive Desires” | Lobby Level, Marina Room

2:00 PM–2:30: PM: Seth Rodriguez (Alumnus), “The Land Was Subdued before Them: A Search for Israelite Settlements in Late-Bronze Canaan”  | Third Floor, Ocean Beach

2:00 PM–5:10: PM: Nelson Hsieh (Alumnus, Moderator), “The Future of Progressive Dispensationalism” | Third Floor, Solana Beach A

2:50 PM–3:30: PM Kyle Dunham (Alumnus), “The Problem of Intertextuality and Christotelism: A New Model of Canonical-Linguistic Priming” | Second Floor, La Jolla AB

2:50 PM–3:30: PM Mark Hassler (Alumnus), “Judas Iscariot and the Imprecatory Psalms” | Third Floor, Hillcrest A

4:30–5:10 PM: Shawn Wilhite (Alumnus), “An Explanation of Cyril of Alexandria’s Partitive Reading Strategy” | Third Floor, Hillcrest C

4:40–5:10 PM: Todd Bolen (TMU), “The Archaeology of Esther: Susa, Reliefs, Inscriptions, and Artifacts” | Third Floor, Ocean Beach

November 21

1:00 PM–4:10 PM: PM Michael Grisanti (TMS, Moderator) “Old Testament Narrative Literature: Source Criticism and an Interpretive Methodology” | Third Floor, Cortez Hill BC

1:00 PM–1:40 PM: Kevin Hall (Alumnus) “The Atonement: Jonathan Edwards and Union with Christ” | 33rd Floor, Highland Peak

2:40 PM–3:20 PM: Todd Bolen (TMU), “The Date of the Davidic Covenant and Its Implications for Messianic Psalms” | Third Floor, Bankers Hill

3:30 PM–4:10 PM: Iosif Zhakevich (TMS), “An Intertextual Relationship between Psalm 110:1 and Genesis 3:15” | Third Floor, Bankers Hill

3:30 PM–4:10 PM: Richard Barcellos (Alumnus) “John Owen, Nehemiah Coxe, Our Lord, and a Few Early Disciples on Christ the Scope of Scripture” | 33rd Floor, Highland Peak

November 22

1:00 PM–4:10 PM: PM Michael Grisanti (TMS, Moderator) “Old Testament Narrative Literature: Source Criticism and an Interpretive Methodology” | Third Floor, Cortez Hill BC

1:00 PM–1:40 PM: Kevin Hall (Alumnus) “The Atonement: Jonathan Edwards and Union with Christ” | 33rd Floor, Highland Peak

2:40 PM–3:20 PM: Todd Bolen (TMU), “The Date of the Davidic Covenant and Its Implications for Messianic Psalms” | Third Floor, Bankers Hill

3:30 PM–4:10 PM: Iosif Zhakevich (TMS), “An Intertextual Relationship between Psalm 110:1 and Genesis 3:15” | Third Floor, Bankers Hill

3:30 PM–4:10 PM: Richard Barcellos (Alumnus) “John Owen, Nehemiah Coxe, Our Lord, and a Few Early Disciples on Christ the Scope of Scripture” | 33rd Floor, Highland Peak