David Ray Johnson

David Ray Johnson is a Professor and PhD Supervisor at Bangor University's School of History, Law and Social Sciences, while also serving as Lecturer of New Testament at Regents Theological College and Affiliate Professor of New Testament at Fuller Theological Seminary.

• Universities: Bangor University, Regents Theological College, Fuller Theological Seminary

His research focuses on New Testament studies, particularly Apocalyptic Literature, Reception History, and Pentecostal Hermeneutics. Additional interests include Literary Methods, Visual Criticism, and Affect Theory in biblical interpretation.

Recent publications span both theological inquiry and interdisciplinary science. His 2024 co-authored work in Nature Communications explores ecological responses to drought, while his 2023 Journal of the Bible and its Reception article examines medieval artistic spirituality in the Beatus Tradition. Earlier works (2016-2018) establish his expertise in apocalyptic symbolism and Pentecostal biblical interpretation.