Joshua Williams
Assistant Professor of Old Testament
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Dr. Williams completed his dissertation at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary under the supervision of Dr. John Sailhamer. His research involves the use of computer databases in facilitating a quantitative study of biblical texts.
His research interests include the Pentateuch, database approaches to the study of the Hebrew language, and biblical composition.
B.A., Southwest Baptist University, 1998, Summa Cum Laude
Experience
Latin II Instructor, North Raleigh Christian Academy, 2004-2006
SQL Database Administrator, Center for Great Commission Studies, SEBTS, 2003-2004
Secretary for Editorial Board, Faith & Mission, SEBTS, 2002-2004
Teacher’s Assistant, SEBTS, 2001
Vice President of Application Development, Web Island, 1998-2000
Director of Ministerial Education Day, SBU, 1997-1998
Publications
Articles:
"The Message of the Pentateuch," in Southwestern Journal of Theology 52.1 (Fall 2009): 2-16.
"Using Narrative Texts in Counseling," in Association of Biblical Counselors eJournal (September 2007).
The following articles in Baker Illustrated Bible Dictionary, eds., Tremper Longman, Peter Enns, and Mark Strauss, forthcoming: Oracles; Life; False Worship; Generation; and Israel, Spiritual.
Reviews:
John Sailhamer's Meaning of the Pentateuch. Reviewed in SWJT. (forthcoming)
Bruce Waltke's Old Testament Theology. Reviewed in SWJT. (forthcoming)
A Reader's Hebrew Bible. Reviewed in SWJT 52.2 (Spring 2010): 177-78.
Presentations
"Choosing the Right Words: Kings, Chronicles, and the Canon." Presented at the ETS National Meeting. Providence, Rhode Island, 2008.
"The Role of Canon in Old Testament Interpretation." Presented at Ph.D. Student Conference, Wake Forest, N.C., 2003
Honors and Awards
John & G. Henton Davies Old Testament Award, SEBTS, Spring 2002
Raymond Bryan Brown Memorial Scholars Award, SEBTS, Fall 1998-Spring 1999
Paul F. Wright Distinguished Speaker Award, SBU, Spring 1998
Who's Who Among America's Colleges and Universities, 1998