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Joanna Greenlee Kline is an Assistant Professor of Old Testament at the School of Ministry, Theology and Biblical Studies. Her research focuses on Old Testament narrative coherence, biblical wisdom literature, and early Jewish/Christian interpretation. She holds a B.A. in Biblical Studies and English from Gordon College, an M.Div. from Harvard Divinity School, and a Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible from Harvard University's Committee on the Study of Religion. Her forthcoming book, Intimations of Jacob, Judah, and Joseph in the Stories of King David, explores Genesis-Samuel narrative parallels. She taught at Harvard and studied in Germany/Israel during graduate school, while also volunteering at a Cambridge homeless shelter. Her work includes essays on Proverbs 30's literary and theological dimensions.
Education and Background:
- B.A., Biblical Studies & English, Gordon College
- M.Div., Harvard Divinity School
- Ph.D., Hebrew Bible, Harvard University
Research Interests:
Dr. Kline emphasizes biblical unity through narrative structure and wisdom traditions. Her work bridges ancient texts with modern interpretation, particularly in Proverbs' use of humor and animal imagery. She explores how biblical wisdom engages societal values and divine revelation.
Publications:
Her recent essays analyze Proverbs 30's prayers and animal symbolism, highlighting its cultural and theological significance. The forthcoming book re-examines Davidic narratives through Genesis archetypes.
Grants/Advising:
No listed grants or advisees noted in current materials.
Labs/Teams:
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