Society of Biblical Literature, Denver, Hebrews Section
“The Anguish of the Flesh: Reassessing Jesus’s Prayer and Deliverance from Death in Hebrews 5:7”
I am a PhD student in biblical studies at Andrews University. My research focuses on biblical theology and exegesis, primarily examining the Pentateuch and Daniel in the Hebrew Bible, as well as Hebrews and Revelation in the New Testament. I also study biblical hermeneutics and its contextualization for pastors and churches. My work is grounded in the original languages and informed by twenty years of experience in software and data engineering, which I now apply to develop data tools for close reading of ancient texts.
Society of Biblical Literature, Denver, Hebrews Section
“The Anguish of the Flesh: Reassessing Jesus’s Prayer and Deliverance from Death in Hebrews 5:7”
Evangelical Theological Society, Denver
“The Heavenly-Earthly Sanctuary Service as the Biblical Hermeneutical Center”
A chapter on the hermeneutics of contextualization, in Through the Lens of Christ’s Method Alone
Commentary on Leviticus and Hebrews for a Russian study Bible (the Zaoksky Translation)