Women in the New Testament — Women in the Old Testament

About this sermon

Lecture 1 of 6 in Dr. Kenneth Bailey's series Women in the New Testament. This lecture series and all content on this channel is made available by the Foundation for Middle Eastern New Testament Studies. Visit www.kennethbailey.net for more Ken Bailey resources and to learn more about the work of FoMENTS. Kenneth E. Bailey was a prolific author and lecturer in Middle Eastern New Testament studies. An ordained Presbyterian minister for decades, a member of the Presbytery of Shenango, he later also served as Canon Theologian of the Diocese of Pittsburgh of the Episcopal Church, USA. He held graduate degrees in Arabic language and literature, and in systematic theology; his Th.D. was in New Testament studies. Bailey spent 40 years living and teaching New Testament in Egypt, Lebanon, Jerusalem, and Cyprus, holding the title of research professor (emeritus) of Middle Eastern New Testament studies at the Ecumenical Institute (Tantur), Jerusalem. In his retirement in the United States, he was widely received as a preacher and teacher in numerous congregations, retreats, and lecture series. Bailey wrote many books in English and in Arabic and published many articles in various scholarly and popular journals.

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