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Dr. Jonathan M. Watt is a Professor of Biblical Studies at Geneva College, Beaver Falls, PA. He holds a Ph.D. and M.A. in Linguistics from the University of Pittsburgh, an M.Div. from Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary, and a B.S. in Magazine Journalism from Syracuse University.
- Expertise in Linguistics, Biblical Languages, Archaeology, and Middle Eastern Studies.
- Teaches courses in Biblical Studies, Greek, Linguistics, and Religious Ministry Studies.
- Co-editor of the Baker Encyclopedia of Biblical Greek Language and Linguistics and the Linguistic Biblical Studies Series.
His research bridges Linguistics and Biblical Studies, focusing on language policy, sociolinguistics, bilingualism in early Christianity, and language ideology in ancient cultures. Recent publications analyze Greek diminutives, anti-language in James, and appraisal theory in Hebrews.
Selected publications include Colossians and Philemon commentaries (2024), Greek Phonology and Morphology (2022), and chapters on Pauline ecclesiology (2021). He has presented globally, including conferences in Canada, China, and Austria.
Scientific Awards:
- Excellence in Scholarship Award, Geneva College (2005)
- Moderator of the 174th Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church (2005)
Affiliated with the Society of Biblical Literature and Evangelical Theological Society, Dr. Watt integrates language theory with religious studies, emphasizing intercultural communication and biblical hermeneutics.
