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Chair of the Graduate School of Theology

Professor of Biblical Greek and New Testament

Dr. James D. Dvorak earned his B.A. in Bible from OC in 1995, his M.Div. from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in 2001, his M.A. in Education and Human Development from The George Washington University in 2004, and his Ph.D. at McMaster Divinity College in 2012, specializing in Hellenistic Greek and Linguistics. Dr. Dvorak has many years of experience teaching at Oklahoma Christian, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (as a New Testament Teaching Fellow), and McMaster Divinity College. His research interests include: application of modern linguistics and discourse analysis to the study of ancient and biblical Greek grammar; translation theory; New Testament interpretation; implementation of modern linguistics and discourse analysis as a hermeneutical/exegetical model; New Testament theology; and the history of biblical interpretation. Dr. Dvorak has published a number of edited volumes, articles, chapters, and book reviews. To access some of his publications, visit his academia.edu profile.

Website: www.jdvorak.net

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