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Joseph D. Fantin
Joseph D Fantin teaches New Testament at Dallas Theological Seminary. His research interests include the Gospel of John, Hebrews, Greek language and linguistics, exegetical method, and the first-century world as it contributes to understanding the New Testament. He is married to his wife Robin and has two adult children, Jillian and David.
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Church History
Learn from more than 60 theologians, pastors and teachers as they offer insight into the history of the church, from the apostolic era through the Reformation.
We Believe in God
Explore who God is, his attributes, his plan for the universe, his works in history, and why we should study theology proper.
The Heart of Paul's Theology
Explore Paul's letters to the Galatians, Thessalonians and Corinthians, and discover the central concepts of his teachings.
Paul's Prison Epistles
Investigate Paul's letters from prison and consider his responses to many of the difficulties we face as Christians.
We Believe in The Holy Spirit
Discover how the doctrine of the Holy Spirit developed historically, and how the Spirit works dynamically in the world, the church and believers.