James L Boyce
Professor Emeritus of New Testament

James L BoyceEmail:
jboyce@luthersem.edu

Office:
651-641-3201    Emeriti Office

Resources:

Activities

Coordinator, Western Mission Cluster, ELCA
The Western Mission Cluster is a partnership of Luther Seminary and Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary along with other partners in ELCA Regions 1, 2, and 3 who have a commitment to exploring ways of collaboration for  "Life-long learning" for the sake of the church's mission in the world.

Links

Internet Links and Sites
Listing with links of some useful web sites for Bible Study, Sermon helps, Christian education resources, etc.
Searching the Internet
An example of using search engines and "topics" to find resources for Bible Study and preaching on the internet.

Materials

Life & Letters of Paul
Introduction to the Life and Letters of Paul: Tentative timeline of life and writings; maps of missionary "journeys"; study outlines of the Pauline epistles.
Textual Criticism
An introduction to the theory and practice of textual criticism of the New Testament through slides and accompanying lecture notes. For further resources, see www.ntgateway.com/textcrit.htm.

Publications

Transformed for Disciple Community: Matthew in Pentecost
Word & World 13/3 (1993) 308--317. (Texts in Context)

Education:

Ph.D.University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, NC		1974
OrdainedELCA
1972
M.Div.Luther Theological Seminary
St. Paul, MN		1971
Th.M.Luther Theological Seminary
St. Paul, MN		1966
B.A.Luther College
Decorah, IA		1964

Biography:

James Boyce came to Luther Seminary as an instructor in New Testament and Greek in 1970 and was promoted to professor in 1987. Earlier, he had been an instructor in Latin at Augsburg (1964-65) and a graduate instructor in classics at North Carolina (1968-70).

Ordained in 1972, Boyce was minister of education at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, in 1974-77, and co-pastor in 1977-79 during

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