# Beverly Roberts Gaventa
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beverly roberts gaventa is Distinguished Professor of New Testament Interpretation at Baylor University and Helen H.P. Manson Professor of New Testament Literature and Exegesis Emerita at Princeton Theological Seminary.
== Biographical activities ==
beverly roberts gaventa matriculated at:
Phillips University, B.A., 1970
Union Theological Seminary, New York City, M.Div., 1973, studying with Raymond E. Brown and J. Louis Martyn.
Duke University, Ph.D., 1978, with W. D. Davies as her dissertation supervisor.Gaventa joined the Baylor faculty in 2013.
#9 Beverly Roberts Gaventa: Romans, Paul, Phoebe, and the "Apocalyptic" Gospel
For decades Beverly Roberts Gaventa has been one of the world's leading Pauline scholars.
In this conversation we explore one of the Bible's most influential—and most misunderstood—letters.
We discuss:
• Why Romans is not a "Romans Road"• What an apocalyptic reading of Paul actually means• Why Sin…
To Rome With Love! The Letter to the Romans: Introduction
Season 15 kicks off with the start of To Rome With Love, and this first episode is all about getting our bearings before we dive into Romans properly. Jo Leutton, Chris Knott, and Alex Walker take a step back and ask the questions that help the letter come into focus: who Paul was writing to, what …
To Rome With Love! The Letter to the Romans: Chapter 1
Chris is away, so Jo and Alex soldier on alone for a deep dive into Romans chapter one. After a quick recap of last episode's discussion on authorship, occasion, and audience, they move into the text itself, working through it in three sections: verses one to seven, eight to fifteen, and sixteen th…
New Approach to Romans with Distinguished Professor Beverly Roberts Gaventa
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I am delighted to welcome Dr. Beverly Roberts Gaventa, Retired Distinguished Professor of New Testament Interpretation at Baylor University. She is also Professor Emerita at Princeton Theological Seminary. Many of my PCUSA colleagues took classes taught by Beverly at Princeton. I a…
To Rome With Love! The Letter to the Romans: Chapter 2
Still with Chris away, Jo and Alex press on through Romans chapter two, picking up straight after chapter one's diagnosis of the Gentile world. They open with a quick recap of where Paul's argument left off, before showing how chapter two springs the trap chapter one quietly set: those quick to jud…
To Rome With Love! The Letter to the Romans: Chapter 3
Chris is back from his New Zealand trip and rejoins Jo and Alex for Romans chapter three, after a recap of the ground covered in chapters one and two. They open with Paul's question about what advantage there is in being Jewish, reading it alongside his insistence that Israel was entrusted with God…
To Rome With Love! The Letter to the Romans: Chapter 4
We find Romans 4 in the flow of Paul's argument: having shown that no one is justified by works of the law, Paul turns to Abraham to prove that faith, not law-keeping, has always been how people entered right relationship with God. Verses one to eight set up the contrast between wages earned and a …
To Rome With Love! The Letter to the Romans: Chapter 5
With Chris away this week, Jo and Alex tackle Romans chapter 5 as a two-hander, opening with a read-through of verses 1–11. They start with the "where does this chapter sit?" question. After the argument of chapters 1–4, Paul pivots: Jesus returns to the centre of the text after being largely absen…
To Rome With Love! The Letter to the Romans: Chapter 8
With Jo on holiday, Chris and Alex open with a quick recap of chapter 7. The law was good but powerless, sin was pervasive, and the chapter ended with Paul's cry: who will rescue me from this body of death? Thanks be to God through Jesus Christ. They then read verses 1–11. They unpack "no condemnat…
To Rome With Love! The Letter to the Romans: Chapter 9
The episode opens with verses 1–5 and places chapters 9–11 within Romans. They are the "saddle" between the peaks of chapters 8 and 12, a section commentators read in very different ways and some see as the letter's climax. Paul's grief, and his wish to be cut off for his people, echoes Moses after…
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