Warren Campbell
Education
B.A., Carleton University 2011
M.A.R., Westminster Theological Seminary 2015
Th.M., Wycliffe College, University of Toronto 2017
Area of Study
Christianity and Judaism in AntiquityProfile
Specialization:
New Testament
Fields of Interest:
Languages and literature of Judaism and Christianity from 300 BCE – 250 CE
Paul and the Reception of Paul
The Gospel of Matthew
Christianity in the Second Century
Alexandria and Early Christian Philology
Jewish Texts in Christian Manuscripts.
Teaching Competencies:
Ancient Judaism, New Testament, Early Christianity (2nd-3rd c.)
Recent Publications:
“The Residue of Matthean Polemics in the Ascension of Isaiah.” New Testament Studies 66.3 (2020): 454–470.
“Inverted-Hybridities: Reactions to Imperialism in Select Pseudepigraphic Ezra Materials.” Journal for the Study of the Pseudepigrapha 27.3 (2018): 205–234.
“Consonance and Communal Membership: Examining the Structure of Did. 1–7 in Light of Qumran Induction and Rabbinic Proselytism.” Vigiliae christianae 71.5 (2017): 469–494.
Dissertation
"Imagining a Jewish Apostle: The Invention and Effect of Paul’s Letter to the Hebrews"
Director: David Lincicum