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The Post-Screening Discussion of A Polite Bribe at SBL 2014

March 11, 2015by Max LeeComments on The Post-Screening Discussion of A Polite Bribe at SBL 2014

A week ago, I received an email from Robert Orlando, the director and producer of the movie documentary Apostle Paul – A Polite Bribe, informing me that the post-screening discussion between him, Ben Witherington, and…

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Movie Review: Apostle Paul – A Polite Bribe by Robert Orlando

January 17, 2015November 22, 2020by Max Lee3 Comments on Movie Review: Apostle Paul – A Polite Bribe by Robert Orlando

I’m glad that I can get back to blogging. I was taken aback by how busy the 1st week of the Spring 2015 term was and missed already my aim to post regularly at least…

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Max Lee ☕️ In reply toNajeeb T. Haddad
@NTHaddad No worries. I think I could have worded it better. I’ve also been tweeting out my thoughts on this article (have a 23 tweet 🧵 below↙️) so some have been tracking my struggles to get this done ✅ So this was more of letting people know I finally finished it https://t.co/9sD6ymMco7
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23/Final tweet: the above was one long outline of an article I'm writing "Moral Transformation and Ethics" for @BakerAcademic's Behind the Scenes of the NT ed by Bruce Longenecker, TJ Lang @LizzieShively. It's overdue. I'm almost done. You'll have2 wait4press 4the full wrk🙏 END
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Max Lee ☕️ In reply toAndrew Abernethy
@AbernethyOTProf @NapervilleTri I hear you. I feel the stress more nowadays because I let this part of my life flag a bit. Time to get back into a reg routine myself 🏃🏽‍♂️🏋🏾‍♂️🚴🏽
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Max Lee ☕️ In reply toAndrew Abernethy
@AbernethyOTProf @NapervilleTri Wow! I did not know you were so fit🙌🏽. Putting the rest of us to shame Andrew 😅
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Max Lee ☕️ In reply toNajeeb T. Haddad
@NTHaddad This is a short article 2a large dictionary+encyclopedia ed by Bruce Longenecker et al. I guess you can call it a 3500 word preview 2a sequel volume. Much wrk still 2do😅
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Max Lee ☕️ In reply toJacob Cerone
@ceronej @isaacsoon2 BTW David’s work has been so helpful. I think 1point of contention has been the dating of sources but his Trad from the Rabbis series has tackled the dating of pre-70 CE sources directly. Just wish the vols would publish more frequently. I’m also saving 4your Str-B trans vols‼️
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Max Lee ☕️ In reply toJacob Cerone
@ceronej @isaacsoon2 I think we just need more sophisticated models of interactions+Intertextuality that break away from the influence vs non-influence binary &the Judaism/Hellenism divide. That’s been a major part of the work 4the Intertextuality in the NT Sect &other units. Good wk is getting done
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