Richard Bauckham pictured with our very own Mark Stevens!
Richard Bauckham recently lectured on the Gospels as history at SBTS. The audio and video have been graciously provided for the rest of us:
“The Gospels as Historical Biography”
“The Gospels as History from Below, Part I”
“The Gospels as History from Below, Part II”
“The Gospels as Micro-History and Perspectival History”
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Thanks man. I still need to read his Gospel and Eyewitnesses. But I’ve been so lost in Paul.
I have stalled in that book as well, but I fully intend to read it this year. Of course, intent is a funny thing!
Am I the only one who downloaded the first lecture, only to have it be just 32 seconds long?
I haven’t downloaded it. Audio or video?
Well, it worked when I went back and tried it again. I tried the audio. Not sure if the problem was with me or them. I’ll assume it was them…
I would too.
I was lucky enough to spend an hour or two with him over coffee in Queensland a few years ago. I asked him every question I had about his eyewitnesses book. He was very generous and humble. The book radically changed how I read the gospel.
Thanks for posting this. Excited to have a listen.
However, the comments have made for a personal dilemma. I had decided to make Bauckham’s Jesus and the God of Israel my next book purchase–on the recommendation of Patrick Mitchel @FaithinIreland. But now I’m torn–maybe I should get Gospel and Eyewitness instead?
@Crystal: I have heard great things about Jesus and the God of Israel and I have the other. I can recommend the one on the eyewitnesses because I’ve read a bit about it. I am sure you can’t go wrong with either!
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Is there any way to get the handout he was using in the second and third lectures? I would really love to have that information in hand.
@Kendall: You could ask SBTS if they have any notes, but I don’t. My links go to their website.