Dr. David J. Trobisch 

David Trobisch was born in Cameroon, West Africa, as the son of missionaries. He grew up in Austria and studied theology in Germany. He taught New Testament at the University of Heidelberg, Germany, Missouri State University, Yale Divinity School, and Bangor Theological Seminary. 

As a scholar Dr. David Trobisch is internationally recognized for his work on the Letters of Paul, the Formation of the Christian Bible, and Biblical Manuscripts.

He now lives and works in Branson, Missouri, and Nussloch, Germany.

• 2010/03/29: ST. LOUIS. Concordia Seminary.
• 2010/04/08: NEW ORLEANS. Center for New Testament Textual Studies. New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary.
• 2010/05/13-14: NEW YORK. American Bible Society. Board.
• 2010/06/11: NEW YORK. American Bible Society Translation Committee.
• 2010/07/10-17: GENEVA POINT, New Hampshire. Winni Week. Speaker. 
• 2010/7/25-29: TARTU, Estonia. SBL international meeting. "From Dresden to Timbuktu: Working with electronic editions of manuscripts."
• 2010/11/29-23: ATLANTA, Georgia. SBL annual meeting. "The KJV and the Development of Text Criticism."

Activities

• 2010/02/17-19: ORLANDO, Florida. American Bible Society. Board retreat.
• 2010/01/22-23: DES MOINES, Iowa. Center Learn. Methods of Biblical Interpretation.
• 2010/01/08: NEW YORK. American Bible Society Translation Committee.
• 2009/12/22: Lörrach, Freie Evangelische Schule Lörrach.
• 2009/11/12-15: NEW YORK. American Bible Society.
• 2009/11/20-24: NEW ORLEANS. Society of Biblical Literature, Annual Convention.
• 2009/11/06-07: DES MOINES, Iowa. Center Learn. Methods of Biblical Interpretation. Video conference.
• 2009/09/28: NEW YORK Presentation: The Multimedia Translation Project of the American Bible Society. Chatlos Bible Conference of 2009 at New York Theological Seminary. // Brochure (PDF)
• 2009/09/16-18: NEW YORK American Bible Society.
• 2009/07/22 GERMANY until 08-22.
• 2009/07/06: LONDON. Codex Sinaiticus Conference. British Library Conference Centre.

• ACTIVITIES CONTINUED

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