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Department of Ancient
Scripture
Religious Education
Department of Humanities,
Classics, and Comparative Literature
Brigham Young University
Classes Scheduled Summer 2008
- Rel 211, New Testament Gospels
- section 1 (MTuWTh 9:00-9:50 a.m., 179 JSB)
- section 2 (MTuWTh 10:00-10:50 a.m., 179 JSB)
- ClCv 241, Greek and Roman Mythology
- section 1 (MW 4:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m., B152 JFSB)
Late Summer Honors 2008
- Hon P 100, The Lamb and The Lion: The Revelation of
Jesus Christ in the Writings of John
Classes Scheduled Fall 2008
- Rel A 121, Intro to the B ook of Mormon (1 Nephi - Alma
29)211, New Testament Gospels
- section 90, Honors Freshman Academy (MW, 2:00-2:50
p.m., 170 JSB)
- Rel A 211, New Testament Gospels
- section 11 (TTh, 9:00-9:50 a.m., 323 MARB)
- Rel A 301, Introduction to the Old Testament
(Genesis-2 Samuel)
- section 2 (MW, 9:00-9:50 a.m., W141 BNSN)
Seasonal Materials

Education Week, August 2007
Jesus
Christ and the World of the New Testament: An Illustrated
Reference for Latter-day Saints by Richard Neitzel
Holzapfel, Eric D. Huntsman, and Thomas A. Wayment (Deseret book
2006), now available!
Upcoming and Recent Addresses and Lectures "The Lamb of God: Unique Insights of John on the Atoning
Sacrifice," Easter Conference, Brigham Young University, April
7, 2007.
"Gethsemane and the Trial," Beholding Salvation Lecture
Series, Museum of Art, Brigham Young University, March 14, 2007.
The
Occasional Nature, Composition, and Style of the Pauline
Epistles, Sperry Symposium Lecture, October 2006.
The Messages of the New Testament Gospels: The Unique
Perspectives of Mark, Matthew, Luke, and John, Education Week, August 2006(Tu22-F25Aug,
B002 JFSB)
Other Items of Possible Interest
Background
2008 - , Associate Professor of Ancient Scripture
2003-2008 , Assistant Professor of Ancient Scripture
1997-2003, Assistant Professor of Classics and Ancient History
1997 PhD, University of
Pennsylvania
1994-97, Instructor of Classics
1994 joined BYU
faculty
1992 MA, University
of Pennsylvania
1990 BA, Brigham
Young University
Interests
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New
Testament Studies: Johannine Writings,
Luke-Acts, Pauline Epistles
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Book of Mormon
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Early Christianity and the Roman Empire
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Greek History
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Roman Imperial History
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Greek and Latin Language
and Grammar; Classical Historians and Historiography
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Livia
Drusilla, the emperor Augustus' wife
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Women in
Antiquity
Courses
(syllabi available as *.pdf
documents that can be easily read and printed with Adobe Acrobat)
Religious Education Courses
Rel 121 Introduction to the Book of Mormon (1 Nephi
through Alma 29)
Rel 122 Introduction to the Book of Mormon (Alma 30 through
Moroni 10)
Rel 211 The New Testament (Gospels)
Rel 212 The New Testament (Acts, the Epistles, and the Apocalypse)
Rel 314 Historical Background of the Bible
Ancient Near Eastern Studies Courses (ANES): New Testament
Greek and
Koine
Literature
The ANES program, with tracks
in Hebrew Bible and Greek New Testament, begins with the
2005-2006 academic year, Dr. Dana Pike, director.
ClCv 363,
Judaism and Early Christianity in the
Classical Near
East
Greek 311R,
Luke,
Mark,
Matthew
Greek 411R, Pauline
Epistles,
Johannine
Writings, Luke-Acts
Honors Courses
Hon
P 100 sec 008 (Summer 2006) Late Summer Honors - "The
Writings of Paul"
Courses in Classical Studies and Ancient History
ClCv 110
Introduction to Greek and Roman Literature (Basic Classics)
ClCv 201
The Classical Tradition
ClCv 241
Greek and Roman Mythology
ClCv 245
The Golden Age of Greece
ClCv 246 The Golden Age of Rome
ClCv 304
Greek History Survey
ClCv 307
Roman History Survey
Clscs 430R
Senior Seminar in Greek and Roman history: topics taught include
Archaic
Greece ,
Rise
and Fall of Athens , the
Julio-Claudians
, and Imperial
Rome
Latin 111
and 201 Accelerated Beginning and Intermediate Latin
Latin 302
Latin Prose: Cicero and Sallust
Latin 490R
Suetonius and Latin Biography
Greek 201
Intermediate Greek
Greek 433
Thucydides
Greek 437
Attic Orators
Selected Publications, Presentations, and
Projects
Jesus Christ and the World of the New Testament: An Illustrated
Reference for Latter-day Saints, with Richard Neitzel Holzapfel
and Thomas A. Wayment. Salt Lake City: Deseret Book, September 2006.
"The Bread of Life Sermon" in From the Transfiguration through the
Triumphal Entry, edited by Richard N. Holzapfel and Thomas A. Wayment.
The Life and Teachings of Jesus Christ, vol. 2. Salt Lake City: Deseret
Book, March 2006.
Presentation at the 2006 Easter Conference, BYU.; revised,
pages 87-112 in Celebrating Easter. Edited by
Thomas A. Wayment and Richard Neitzel Holzapfel. Provo:
Religious Studies Center, 2006.
"Teaching through Exegesis: Helping Students Ask Questions of the
Text," Religious Educator 6.1 (Winter 2005).
"Galilee and the Call of the Apostles," in From Bethlehem to the
Sermon on the Mount, edited by Richard N. Holzapfel and Thomas A.
Wayment. The Life and Teachings of Jesus Christ, vol. 1. Salt Lake
City: Deseret Book, 2005.
"Mary
Magdalene: Biblical Enigma," Original
presentation: February 25, 2004 as part of the Museum of Art lecture
series Mystery, Metaphor, and Meaning: LDS Perspectives on The Da Vinci
Code; Revised
presentation: May 26, 2004, KBYU Studios; electronically published by
Meridian Magazine, June 14–15, 2004.
"Christ Before the Romans," in From the Last Supper Through the
Resurrection: The Savior’s Final Hours, edited by Richard N. Holzapfel
and Thomas A. Wayment. The Life and Teachings of Jesus Christ, vol. 3.
Salt Lake City: Deseret Book, 2003.
"Levels of
Meaning: The Ara Pacis Augustae and the Teaching of Roman History," Interdisciplinary
Humanities 15.1 (Spring 1998), 62-76.
"The Reliability of Josephus: Can He Be Trusted?," Masada
and the World of the New Testament. BYU Studies 36.3 (1996-7)
392-402.
"And They Cast
Lots: Divination, Democracy, and Josephus," Masada and the World of
the New Testament. BYU Studies 36.3 (1996-7) 365-377.
Forthcoming
"Your Faith Should Not Stand in the Wisdom of
Men: Greek Philosophy, Corinthian Behavior, and the Teachings of
Paul," forthcoming in The New Testament Brought to Light:
Latter-day Insights into Acts through Revelation.
"The Lamb of God: Unique Aspects of the Passion Narrative in
John," forthcoming in the publication of the 2007 BYU Easter
Conference.
"And the Word Was Made Flesh: An LDS Exegesis of the Blood
and Water Imagery in John," submitted to BYU Studies.
"The Textus Receptus," "Greek Manuscripts and Later English
Translations" "The Jewish Context of the New Testament," "Biases in
New Testament Scholarship," and "LDS New Testament Scholarship"
submitted to BYU
Studies (Summer 2006).
The Epistle of John with John F. Hall. BYU New Testament
Commentary series. BYU Press forthcoming sometime in 2008.
Gospel of Luke. BYU New Testament Commentary series with S. Kent
Brown, scheduled for sometime in 2008.
Affiliations
Classical
Association of the Middle West and South (CAMWS) since 1991; CAMWS
finance committee August 1994 to April 2004; state vice-president 1998. See
also
the Utah
Classics Resource web site.
Association
of Ancient Historians (AAH) since 1998.
Society
of Biblical Literature (SBL) since 2001.
Mormon
Tabernacle Choir since 2003.
Utah
Running and Races
Utah
Triathlon
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