Steve Moyise

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Professor Steve Moyise BA BSc PhD

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Contact Details

Telephone: +44 (0) 1243 816229

Fax: +44 (0) 1243 816080

Office: New Hall 111

Email: s.moyise@chi.ac.uk

Research Interests

PUBLICATIONS - BOOKS


DETAILS AND EXTRACTS
Paul and Scripture, SPCK/Baker, 2010 Contents Extract: Ch 2: Paul and Abraham The Minor Prophets in the New Testament (ed with Maarten Menken), Library of New Testament Studies, 377, T&T Clark, 2009 Extract: S.Moyise, 'The Minor Prophets in Paul' Evoking Scripture. Seeing the Old Testament in the New, T&T Clark, 2008 Extract: Ch 10: Literary and Theological Reflections Deuteronomy in the New Testament (ed with Maarten Menken), Library of New Testament Studies, 358, T&T Clark, 2007 Extract: S.Moyise, 'Deuteronomy in Mark's Gospel' Jesus and the Gospels (with Clive Marsh), 2nd edn, T&T Clark, 2006 Digital version adopted by Logos Software Isaiah in the New Testament (ed with Maarten Menken), T&T Clark, 2005 Extract: S.Moyise, 'Isaiah in 1 Peter' Introduction to Biblical Studies - Second Edition, T&T Clark, 2004 REVIEW Digital version adopted by Logos Software The Psalms in the New Testament (ed with Maarten Menken), T&T Clark, 2004 Extract: S.Moyise, 'The Psalms in the Book of Revelation' Studies in the Book of Revelation (ed), T&T Clark, 2001 Extract: 'Does the Lion Lie Down with the Lamb?' The Old Testament in the New, T&T Clark, 2001 Extract: Ch 6: The Old Testament in Paul The Old Testament in the New Testament (ed), Sheffield Academic Press, 2000 Extract: S.Moyise, 'Intertextuality and the Use of the old Testament in the New Testament' The Old Testament in the Book of Revelation, Sheffield Academic Press, 1995 REVIEW

FULL-TEXT ARTICLES
How Does Paul Read Scripture in C.A. Evans & H.D. Zacharias (eds), Early Christian Literature and Intertextuality (London & New York: T&T Clark, 2009), 184-196. Jesus and Isaiah, Neotestamentica 43:2 (2009), 249-270. Quotations in S.E. Porter & C.D. Stanley (eds), As it is Written. Studying Paul's Use of Scripture (Atlanta: SBL, 2008), 15-28. Scripture in the New Testament: literary and theological perspectives Neotestamentica 42.2 (2008), 305-326 Respect for Context Once More Irish Biblical Studies 27 (2006), 24-31 Intertextuality, Historical Criticism and Deconstruction in T.L. Brodie, D.R. Macdonald, S.E. Porter (eds), The Intertextuality of the Epistles. Explorations of Theory and Practice (Sheffield Phoenix Press, 2006), 24-34. Paul and Scripture in Dispute: Romans 2:24 as Test-Case (PIBA 29 (2006): 78-96) The Wilderness Quotation in Mark 1:2-3 in R. Sugirtharajah (ed), Wilderness: Essays in Honour of Frances Young (T&T Clark, 2005), 78-87 Word Frequencies in the Book of Revelation AUSS 43 (2005), 285-299 Singing the Song of Moses and the Lamb: John’s Dialogical Use of Scripture AUSS 42 (2004), 347-360 Does the Author of Revelation Misappropriate the Scriptures? AUSS 40 (2002), 3-21 Isaiah in 1 Peter 3:13-17. Applying Intertextuality to the Study of the OT in the NT (with Fika J Van Rensburg; Scriptura 80 (2002), 275-286 Seeing the Old Testament Through a Lens Irish Biblical Studies (2001), 36-42 The Catena of Rom. 3:10-18 Expository Times 106 (1995), 367-370 Does the NT Quote the OT Out of Context? Anvil 11 (1994), 133-143

FULL-TEXT ARTICLES

How Does Paul Read Scripture in C.A. Evans & H.D. Zacharias (eds), Early Christian Literature and Intertextuality (London & New York: T&T Clark, 2009), 184-196.

Jesus and Isaiah, Neotestamentica 43:2 (2009), 249-270.

Quotations in S.E. Porter & C.D. Stanley (eds), As it is Written. Studying Paul's Use of Scripture (Atlanta: SBL, 2008), 15-28.

Scripture in the New Testament: literary and theological perspectives
Neotestamentica 42.2 (2008), 305-326

Respect for Context Once More Irish Biblical Studies 27 (2006), 24-31

Intertextuality, Historical Criticism and Deconstruction in T.L. Brodie, D.R. Macdonald, S.E. Porter (eds), The Intertextuality of the Epistles. Explorations of Theory and Practice (Sheffield Phoenix Press, 2006), 24-34.

Paul and Scripture in Dispute: Romans 2:24 as Test-Case (PIBA 29 (2006): 78-96)

The Wilderness Quotation in Mark 1:2-3 in R. Sugirtharajah (ed), Wilderness: Essays in Honour of Frances Young (T&T Clark, 2005), 78-87

Word Frequencies in the Book of Revelation AUSS 43 (2005), 285-299

Singing the Song of Moses and the Lamb: John’s Dialogical Use of Scripture AUSS 42 (2004), 347-360

Does the Author of Revelation Misappropriate the Scriptures? AUSS 40 (2002), 3-21

Isaiah in 1 Peter 3:13-17. Applying Intertextuality to the Study of the OT in the NT (with Fika J Van Rensburg; Scriptura 80 (2002), 275-286

Seeing the Old Testament Through a Lens Irish Biblical Studies (2001), 36-42

The Catena of Rom. 3:10-18 Expository Times 106 (1995), 367-370

Does the NT Quote the OT Out of Context? Anvil 11 (1994), 133-143

Modules Taught

BA Theology and Religion

THL102: Introduction to Biblical Studies

THL103: Exploring the Bible

THL201: Interpreting the Bible

THL202: Introduction to the Greek New Testament