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Jocelyn McWhirter
Assistant
Professor
Email:
jmcwhirter@albion.edu
Phone: 517/629-0268
Office: 214 Vulgamore Hall
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Dr. Jocelyn McWhirter is a Biblical Studies scholar who
specializes in New Testament studies. Her current research focuses on
how the first Christians interpreted Israel’s Scriptures in light of
their conviction that Jesus was the Messiah. Other areas of interest
include cultural hermeneutics and the literature of Second Temple
Judaism. She is affiliated with the Society of Biblical Literature,
where she is a member of the Mark Group. Her dissertation is set for
publication by Cambridge University Press in the fall of 2006.
Courses
- RS101 Introduction to Western Religions
- RS121 History, Literature, and Religion of the
Old Testament
- RS122 History, Literature, and Religion of the
New Testament
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RS215 Jewish Life and Thought
- RS220 Legend, Wisdom, Apocalypse
- RS222 Jesus and the Gospels
- RS320 Gender and Biblical Interpretation
Education
- Ph.D. New Testament Studies, Princeton
Theological Seminary, 2002
- M.A. Religion, Trinity Episcopal School for
Ministry, 1991
- B.A. (with Honors) Religion, Trinity College,
1982
Career
- Assistant Professor, Department of Religious Studies, Albion
College, 2006-present
- Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Theology, St. Joseph
University, 2001-2005
- Lecturer, Department of Theology, St. Joseph University,
1999-2001
Publications
Books
- The Bridegroom-Messiah and the People of
God, SNTSMS, Cambridge University Press, 2007.
Articles
- "Messianic Exegesis in Mark's Passion Narrative."
In The Passion in Mark,
CBET 45, Peeters,
2007, 69-98.
Book Reviews
-
Review of Mark
H. Hamilton et al., Renewing Tradition: Studies in Texts and
Contexts, CBQ forthcoming.
- Review of Mira Stare,
Durch ihn leben: Die
lebensthematik in Joh 6, CBQ 67 (2005): 724-6.
- Review of Holly E. Hearon,
The Mary
Magdalene Tradition: Witness and Counter-Witness in Early Christian
Communities, CBQ 66 (2004): 650-1.
Conference Presentations
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“Luke’s Use of
Mark and the Septuagint to Portray Jesus and Peter as Prophets,” to
be presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society of Biblical
Literature, San Diego, Calif., 2007
- “Messianic Exegesis in Romans 9:30-11:32,” presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society of Biblical
Literature, Washington, D.C., 2006
- “Messianic Exegesis in Mark’s Passion
Narrative,” presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society of
Biblical Literature, San Antonio, Texas, 2004
- “The Bridegroom-Messiah in the Fourth Gospel:
Messianic Exegesis of the Song of Songs and Gen 29:1-20 in Light of
Ps 45,” presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society of Biblical
Literature, Denver, Colorado, 2001, and at the Annual Meeting of the
Mid-Atlantic Region of the Society of Biblical Literature, Lima,
Pennsylvania, 2000
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