Paul S. Berge
Professor Emeritus
New Testament  

Email: pberge@luthersem.edu Personal Website: www.luthersem.edu/pberge

See personal website for course materials.
	See academic catalog for general course descriptions.
NT 1211	SYNOPTIC GOSPELS: MARK	Fall Semester 2008-2009

Paul S. Berge is available to speak at your congregation's event or adult forum on the following topics. For other faculty and staff resources, visit our Online Resource Guide

• Studies in Paul: Galatians, Philippians
• Studies in the Gospel, or Letters of John
• Studies in the Synoptics: Matthew, Mark, or Luke
• The New Testament is the Church's Book

Publications:
		John 6:1–71—The Bread Which Gives Life to the World Word & World 5/3 (1985) 311–320. (Texts in Context)
		The Beginning of the Good News: The Epiphany Gospels in Mark and John Word & World 17/1 (1997) 94–101. (Texts in Context)
		The Historic Episcopate: Not Essential for the Office of the Ministry Word & World 7/4 (1987) 403, 405. (Face to Face)
		The Word of Life in the Witness of the Cross Word & World 8/2 (1988) 179-186. (Texts in Context)

M.Th. and Th.D.	Union Theological Seminary Richmond, Va.	1964, 1973
Ordained	ELCA	1964
B.D.	Luther Theological Seminary St. Paul, Minn.	1963
B.A.	St. Olaf College Northfield, Minn.	1959

Paul Berge joined the Luther Seminary faculty in the New Testament department in 1973 and was named professor in 1984, the same year he was appointed director of the master of arts degree program. He had been a teaching fellow in Greek at Union Theological Seminary in 1972-73. Ordained in 1964, [more...]

“ I want my students to understand that we must always listen to the Word both for ourselves and for those whom we are called to serve.”

Paul Berge didn’t start out to be a teacher. His goal was parish ministry. Ordained in 1964, he served as pastor of Our Savior’s Lutheran [more...]

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