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Online Summer School 2026
Many Christians continue to wrestle with the question of how to relate to the Jewish law. Has Jesus abolished it entirely? Should certain elements – such as the Ten Commandments – still be observed, while others are set aside? Or are Christians called to take the Jewish law far more seriously than is often assumed?
In this Summer School, Dr Paulus de Jong and Prof Jason A. Myers offer a probing introduction to the diverse voices within the New Testament on this complex issue. Together, we will explore the distinctive visions of the Jewish law found in Matthew, John, Luke, and Paul.
Four Wednesdays (3-24 June 2026)
7.00-8.30pm (BST) weekly
£150 p.p.
Dr Paulus de Jong teaches the Gospel of John at WTC. He was born in the Netherlands, lived in Scotland between 2016-2024, and has recently returned to his home country. He holds a BA in Theology from the Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam, a ministry degree from the Dutch Baptist Seminary, and an MLitt and PhD in Biblical studies from the University of St Andrews. Besides his work at WTC, Paulus is a lecturer in Biblical studies at the Dutch Baptist Seminary/Free University (Amsterdam) and at Windesheim University of Applied Sciences (Zwolle). He is married and has two daughters and a son.
Prof Jason A. Myers is Professor of New Testament at Gordon College in Massachusetts. Jason received his Ph.D. in New Testament from Asbury Theological Seminary in 2015. His interest in the Apostle Paul has led to numerous presentations, and teaching in India, Nigeria, Estonia, Turkey, Italy, and England. He is the co-author of four books and has written numerous academic articles. More recently, he published three articles in the landmark 2nd edition Dictionary of Paul and His Letters with Intervarsity Press. Jason is married to his wife Lisa and they have two children.