Peter Lee
@vossian
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Professor of Old Testament and Reformed Presbyterian pastor
Columbia, MD
Joined January 2009
For those interested, my book "Joy Unspeakable," is 50% off. Enter discount code: CONFSHIP. Simply put, this is a biblical theological study on Christian suffering through 1 Peter 4:12-13, union with a suffering-glorified Savior. https://t.co/WxJNCdn0CS
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In this fallen world, Christians often suffer due to no fault of their own. Imagine a loving spouse who suffers the pains of marital unfaithfulness, or lovin...
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Here is my recent essay for @TGC. Thanks to @DrGladd for the opportunity. This is part of a larger project on "The Great King of David." Also, I forgot the theme of ETS is Creedal Christology. I could have turned this into a potential paper! https://t.co/4d55ruOLuQ
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An interpretive trajectory existed in the Old Testament that laid down a messianic momentum, leading to the logical conclusion the New Testament writers made regarding Jesus as both Lord (God) and...
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I'm a big admirer of the work of Brent Strawn, and this podcast "In Parallel" has some beautiful thoughts about Hebrew poetry. This episode was especially powerful--on Psalm 88 https://t.co/z129XuJVsQ
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Podcast Episode · In Parallel · S1 E6 · 21m
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Great book. Isn't there an OT version of this? If not, someone needs to write it!
Connecting Scripture is on sale! The hardback is selling like hotcakes, and this is the time to stock up on your Christmas presents. 🎅🎄🎁 https://t.co/t8ChWfRoqU
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You know you have a great friend when you start wearing the same outfits without talking to each other! @tommykeene
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@tommykeene I beg to differ. Come join us for our RTS Washington Christmas decor session, next Tuesday at 4PM!
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I just received this book by Danny Olinger. For students of Dr. Kline, we know that the Book of Revelation was special to him. Every lecture started in the OT but ended in Revelation. So, this book will be a special way to understand his theology. Very excited to get into this!
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Praise God for his amazing grace!
For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and are justified by his grace as a gift, through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus… For we hold that one is justified by faith apart from works of the law. - Rom. 3:23-4, 28 Happy Reformation Day!
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This was an excellent lecture by @GraySutanto. His applications were insightful and encourages thoughtful evangelism.
My lecture on the Sense of the Divine, which summarizes and applies the main thesis of the book, is now up on the @RTSWashington @ReformTheoSem faculty podcast. Listen in 👇
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If you are interested in pursuing theological education, then join us for this Open House at @RTSWashington. Next Tuesday Sept 30 at 5:30pm at the RTS/DC campus. Even if you cannot make it, let me know so I can hook you up with the people who can answer all your questions!
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I was saddened to learn of my mentor-pastor Allen Harris’s passing. He deeply influenced me and encouraged my call to ministry. "Thank you, dear Lord, for Pastor Allen Harris!"
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After a brief hiatus, THE FACULTY PODCAST is back with a new series, "Dead Influencers," focusing on major historical figures who impacted biblical/theological studies. First up: G. W. F. Hegel. The faculty didn't like my proposed series name, "Necromancing" (violates Deut 18:11)
Is The Faculty Podcast dead? Was the summer of encore episodes a sign of decline? μὴ γένοιτο! We just started our 7th season! Check out our first episode on "Dead Influencers": Hegel. https://t.co/InSFDf9QyN Like and subscribe for future episodes with lots of guest stars.
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Once again, some very helpful thoughts from @tommykeene on a literary-theological analysis of the NT texts. The Bible is Just so... Extra https://t.co/aG1bXsb26s via @tommykeene
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Every book of the New Testament challenges the conventions of their respective genre. They each attempt something unique, even unprecedented, and must therefore bend the literary rules of the time to...
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I'll be teaching Genesis-Deuteronomy this fall at @RTSAtlanta. To all my Atlanta friends, I'd love to get together for coffee. Or even better, to visit your churches!
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I'm excited to share the word this Sunday Aug 10 at Newcity church, pastored by a dear friend, Rev. Dr. Paul Jeon. I will be preaching from Leviticus 25. I'm not sure what excites me more--the fact that I'll be NewCity or that I will be preaching from Leviticus!
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I share this with great joy and enthusiasm. Congratulations @GraySutanto! This is an important contribution to a huge theme of current theological discussions! Also, where is my autographed copy? 🤣
Glad to see this in print from @GraySutanto (@uoedivinity alumnus now at @ReformTheoSem @RTSWashington) from @CambridgeUP. An impressive example of constructive systematic theology in the Reformed tradition.
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Here is an essay I wrote for the Carson Center of @TGC on Noah's ark. Thanks to @DrGladd for the opportunity to contribute to such a worthwhile ministry. https://t.co/RrzeVxYowU
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The Genesis narrative presents the ark as a microcosm of creation, where the Creator dwelled with and ruled over his covenant people.
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Guess what friends! I am a GRANDFATHER! My granddaughter, Sharon Joyce Lee, was born May 29! 9lbs 1oz! Her parents are doing well. I'm still trying to know how to put this experience into words! I hope to share pictures soon.
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Wise words!
Our plans often get interrupted. God’s do not. In fact, God’s plans include our interruptions. So make plans. Accept interruptions. And entrust your plans and their interruptions to God’s providence.
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Wise words from @GraySutanto
Related: those seeking a PhD in theology should do so without looking at ministry as below them. Many who do, and dont end up getting acaremic jobs, tend to become embittered and vent their creative and frustrative energies online, and become anti-institutional. Don’t.
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