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We’re proud to be the home of Baylor’s Truett Seminary’s Houston campus! This week they celebrated the end of the semester with a chapel lunch and a message from Beth Moore. Congrats to all the students on a great semester! 🎓

¡Qué ponencia tan increíble con Samuel Pérez Millos! ¡Gracias a todos los que asistieron!
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What an incredible lecture with Samuel Pérez Millos! Thank you to all who attended!

¡Fin de semana de ponencia!

¿Qué significa que la Trinidad en la Iglesia?
El Prof. Millos examina la oración de Jesús por la unidad de su pueblo y la presencia del Padre, el Hijo y el Espíritu en el creyente.

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Poncencia Trinitaria en el Creyente y la Iglesia - Lanier Theological Library En esta ponencia, el profesor Millos examinará la oración de Jesús al Padre por la unidad de su Iglesia, en la cual intercede por la presencia del Padre y del Hijo en el creyente. A esto se suma la promesa del Espíritu Santo, de modo que la Trinidad toma posesión de su nuevo templo —la Iglesi...

Seven years and going strong! 🙌 Huge thanks to Wheaton College for this feature on "Exegetically Speaking," our joint podcast exploring biblical languages and interpretation. From Hebrew to Greek to Aramaic, we're making the ancient text come alive! Read the full article at the link below!

“Exegetically Speaking” Podcast Promotes Study of Biblical Languages Since 2018, “Exegetically Speaking” has educated listeners on Biblical interpretation.

It’s Lecture Night with Ben Witherington III! Join us via livestream at 7:00 PM CT!

Lanier Theological Library Beloved but Unknown

Happy Lecture Weekend! 🎉 We're kicking things off today with a panel discussion exploring what the early church can teach us today. Tune in via livestream at the link below at 2:00 PM CT!

What Can We Learn from the Early Church? Todd Still: DeLancey Dean and Hinson Professor, Baylor University, Truett SeminarySteve Walton: Senior Research Fellow in New Testament, Trinity College, Bri...

Happy National Librarian Day to our incredible team! 📚✨ Our librarians help make LTL a place of deep learning and discovery, and help our community and scholars around the world dig deeper into faith, history, and scholarship. Thank you to our librarians!

Who is the mysterious figure at the heart of John's Gospel? 🔍

Simon Peter. James. Andrew. Mary Magdalene. The Gospel of John names them all, yet one of Jesus' closest companions, present at the most pivotal moments of his ministry, remains nameless. He's simply called "the beloved disciple" or "the disciple whom Jesus loved."

Why? What are we to make of it?

Veteran New Testament scholar Ben Witherington will be in the Stone Chapel this weekend to tackle that question and more! Don't miss it! Head to the link below to learn more and register⬇️

Beloved but Unknown - Lanier Theological Library There is a unique feature in John’s Gospel. A main character in the story, who is with Jesus at key moments in his ministry and work, is unnamed, and some would say unknown. Why is it that this Gospel treats “the beloved disciple” or “the disciple whom Jesus loved” in this way? We know the...