Peter Head

Peter Head is a Tutorial Fellow in New Testament Studies at Wycliffe Hall, University of Oxford, where he has taught since 2017. He previously held teaching roles in London and Cambridge, and his academic journey includes a PhD from the University of Cambridge (Cantab). He specializes in textual criticism, epistolary communication, and early Christian history, with a focus on the New Testament's formation and interpretation.

• Education: DipMin (BCV), BTh (ACT), MA (CNAA), PhD (Cambridge)
• Current Role: Tutor in New Testament at Wycliffe Hall, Oxford

Peter's research spans New Testament textual analysis, scribal practices, and Hellenistic letter conventions. His recent work explores Pauline epistolary communication, including the role of letter carriers and audience reception in Romans and Philemon. Publications include editorial contributions to The Greek New Testament and articles on textual criticism and biblical interpretation.

His publications and research reflect expertise in:

• Textual Criticism (P66, manuscript studies)
• Epistolary Practices (ancient postal systems, greetings)
• NT Reception History (audience analysis, scribal behavior)
• Intertextuality (Isaiah in Matthew, OT citations)