Riede Peter

Riede Peter is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Old Testament Studies at the Faculty of Protestant Theology, Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen. His academic journey includes studies in Tübingen, Bern, and Heidelberg, followed by pastoral work and research roles. He has held positions as a research assistant in Heidelberg and later at Tübingen, contributing to projects like the "Tier- und Pflanzenwelt der Bibel."

His research focuses on Old Testament theology, anthropological themes, prophetic literature, biblical metaphorics, creation theology, and agro-theology. He has explored topics ranging from animal symbolism in scripture to the theological significance of agricultural practices in ancient Israel.

Riede's publications reflect interdisciplinary engagement, bridging biblical exegesis with ethics, environmental studies, and comparative religious history. Notable works include studies on Amos' visions, plant and animal symbolism in the Bible, and the anthropology of Psalm 8.

He served as church councilor and director of theological education in the Evangelical State Church in Baden (2014–2022). His work integrates academic rigor with practical theological reflection, addressing both scholarly and pastoral audiences.