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Prof Mark Warwick Elliott is an Honorary Professor in the School of Divinity at the University of St Andrews. His research focuses on biblical theology, history of interpretation, and Reformation studies, with particular attention to Scottish theological traditions and the concept of providence. He has authored influential books like History of Scottish theology (2019) and Providence: a biblical theology (2018), and contributes to interdisciplinary dialogues between theology, history, and ethics.
Key research areas include:
- Biblical interpretation across historical epochs
- Pauline theology and its Reformation reception
- History of Scottish Presbyterian thought
- Christian spirituality and ethics
Recent scholarship highlights engagement with Acts of the Apostles, Philippians, and Ezekiel through historical-exegetical lenses. His work bridges pre-modern textual traditions with contemporary theological discourse, emphasizing the enduring relevance of historical interpretation for modern doctrinal reflection.
Recipient of the 2013 Wiederaufnahme award, he actively participates in academic networks including the Society of Biblical Literature and Ecclesiastical History Society. Supervised 12 graduate theses, fostering next-generation biblical scholarship.
Current projects explore a theological commentary on the Psalms, the role of providence in biblical narratives, and Reformed exegesis of Ezekiel. His public engagement bridges academic theology with practical church life, emphasizing theology's foundational role for Christian praxis.
