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Dr. Isaac Blois is an Associate Professor at Torrey Honors College, part of Biola University, specializing in New Testament scholarship with a focus on the intersection of Jewish theology and Greco-Roman contexts of Pauline epistles. His research emphasizes emotional dynamics in Philippians and ethical frameworks within early Christian communities.
- Ph.D., University of St. Andrews
- M.Div., Talbot School of Theology
- B.A., Biola University
Dr. Blois’ work centers on emotions in Scripture, particularly the role of honor and shame in Pauline writings. His research explores the Greco-Roman milieu of Philippi, the ethical function of shared honor, and Stoic philosophical influences on New Testament texts.
Recent publications highlight trends in Pauline research, analyzing emotional language in Philippians and cultic roles in Greco-Roman society. His forthcoming monograph on emotions in Philippians and contributions to emotional theory in biblical studies underscore his commitment to interdisciplinary biblical analysis.
Dr. Blois is affiliated with the Society of Biblical Literature and Evangelical Theological Society, serving on the steering committee for the Bible and Emotion program unit. His scholarship bridges theological inquiry and historical-critical methods.
