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Erika Moore
Dr. Erika Moore is Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew at Trinity School for Ministry.
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Dr. Erika Moore is Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew at Trinity School for Ministry. She is a graduate of Wheaton College in 1979 and received an MA from Westminster Theological Seminary in 1984 as well as a PhD 2003. Her research interests include the implications of 20th century archaeological discoveries for the doctrine of Scripture; the implications of apostolic use of Second Temple interpretive methods and traditions for hermeneutics; messianic expectation in Hellenistic Judaism, especially as it relates to the Septuagint; the pastoral implications of Ezekiels four visions; the relationship between Zechariah 9-14 and the synoptic Passion narratives
