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Peter Williams CEO Tyndale House Cambridge Speaks to the Christian Legal Society Luncheon in Houston TX on "Moral Objections to the Old Testament" Recorded September 22, 2016 by fleetwd1. Intro music "A Star Carol" instrumental by Wayne Wilkerson from "A Michael Mertens Christmas" CD. Used by permission. Special Thanks to Mike Harris for his help the with the Power Point Slides. For More information: Christian Legal Society: http://www.clsnet.org/ Tyndale House - University of Cambridge: http://www.tyndale.cam.ac.uk/ American Friends of Tyndale House Cambridge: http://www.friendsoftyndalehouse.com/ Free Bible Software for serious bible study worth thousands of $$$ freely offered by Tyndale House Cambidge and American Friends of Tyndale House Cambridge: http://www.STEPBible.org (or) http://www.STEPBible.com Phillip Evans: [email protected] bio info: Dr. Peter Williams is the Warden and CEO of Tyndale House Cambridge and a lecturer on the Hebrew language at the University of Cambridge. He earned his M.A., M.Phil., and Ph.D. at Cambridge University studying ancient languages related to the Bible. Prior to leading Tyndale House, Williams was a Senior Lecturer in New Testament in the University of Aberdeen. He has spoken in churches, universities, seminaries, high schools and at conferences and seminars/workshops across the US and the world on Biblical subjects including Bible translation, apologetics, and how to understand the Scriptures. Tyndale House Cambridge was awarded a commission by the Green Scholars Initiative (founded by the owners of Hobby Lobby) to research, transcribe and publish the Codex Climaci Rescriptus (CCR). The CCR is the most important manuscript of Christian Palestinian Aramaic and is the jewel in the crown of the Green Collection. Williams is personally leading this project. Williams chairs the International Greek New Testament Project, which is currently producing the world's most comprehensive information on the manuscripts of John's Gospel. He is also a member of the Translation Oversight Committee of the English Standard Version of the Bible. He is passionate that the Bible should be well translated and carefully studied. Looking back on his academic history, Williams describes his professional journey saying, "I find it amazing how I was led through stages of thinking I was going to do something else (be a Bible translator, OT scholar, NT scholar), only to find that I am now responsible for a library and research community in which my interests in both Testaments and in languages related to Bible study are highly useful." Williams has been involved in summer missions for over 20 years in Belgium where he and his wife Kathryn first met. They have two children, Magdalena and Leo.