Richard Alan Fuhr Jr.

Dr. Richard Alan Fuhr Jr. serves as a Professor of Biblical Studies at Liberty Theological Seminary, Liberty University. With a career in teaching Bible and Christian Theology since 1998, he also directs the PhD in Bible Exposition degree program, shaping advanced theological education.

His academic credentials include:

• Ph.D. from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
• Th.M. from Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary
• M.Div. from Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary
• M.A. from Multnomah Biblical Seminary
• B.A. from Appalachian Bible College

Dr. Fuhr's scholarly work centers on Old Testament Studies, with a specialization in the Minor Prophets (the Twelve). He is an expert in biblical hermeneutics and inductive Bible study, having co-authored significant works in these areas. His research integrates historical, literary, and theological approaches to biblical interpretation.

His 2016 publication, "The Message of the Twelve: Hearing the Voice of the Minor Prophets", exemplifies his focus on prophetic literature and exegesis. Additionally, his co-authored book on inductive Bible study underscores his commitment to methodological rigor in scripture engagement.

In his administrative role, Dr. Fuhr mentors doctoral students in the Bible Exposition program, guiding their research and academic development. While specific grant activities are not detailed, his leadership in the PhD program highlights his dedication to nurturing future scholars.