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Johnathan Harris is a Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of Biblical and Religious Studies at Samford University's Howard College of Arts and Sciences. He specializes in New Testament theology, Pauline theology, and theological interpretation of Scripture.
- Education:
- BA, University of Alabama at Birmingham
- MDiv, Beeson Divinity School
- PhD, Wheaton College
His research focuses on Pauline theology, particularly exploring justification metaphors in Galatians through the lens of contemporary metaphor theory and LXX studies. He has contributed to scholarly discourse on topics such as Christological interpretation of Isaiah, theological anthropology, and eschatological views in Paul's thought.
Harris has published in Brill’s Biblical Interpretation Series and the Bulletin for Biblical Research, with work on Paul's use of Habakkuk and Galatians. His presentations at academic conferences (AAR, ETS, SBL, IBR) highlight his engagement with early Christian ethics, justification, and scriptural hermeneutics.
He is actively involved in academic societies, including the Society of Biblical Literature, Institute for Biblical Research, and Evangelical Theological Society. Outside academia, Harris enjoys Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, hiking, Western philosophy, and conversations about theology and Jesus.
