Mark Meyer

Dr. Mark Meyer is a Professor and Director of the PhD in Biblical Studies program at the School of Bible & Ministry. He holds a PhD in Semitic Languages and Literature from The Catholic University of America. His expertise lies in biblical languages (Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek), Ancient Near Eastern cultures, and linguistic analysis of ancient texts. He teaches courses such as OT Backgrounds, OT Exegesis, and Advanced Biblical Research. His work bridges engineering and theology, reflecting his background in electrical engineering and ministry.

• Education:
  • PhD: Semitic Languages & Literature, Catholic University of America
  • M.Div.: Capital Bible Seminary
  • M.S.: Electrical Engineering, Johns Hopkins University
  • B.S.: Electrical Engineering, North Carolina State University

Dr. Meyer’s research focuses on revitalizing biblical languages for modern scholarship. His publications include a translation of Exodus from the Syriac Peshitta and a linguistic study of Aramaic genitive constructions. He actively serves local churches and international congregations, emphasizing practical ministry skills alongside academic rigor. His door remains open to students seeking mentorship, embodying his belief that faith and scholarship are inseparable.