Andrew Garbarino School of Christian ThoughtTheology Visiting Lecturer in Biblical Studies DMin Program Coordinator Education PhD Candidate, Biblical Studies (Old Testament), Princeton Theological Seminary (expected 2025) MDiv, Princeton Theological Seminary AB, Harvard College Courses Taught Introduction to Biblical Texts and Doctrines Second Temple Judaism Introduction to Biblical Greek Introduction to Biblical Hebrew Intermediate Hebrew Teaching Focus My primary field of specialty is biblical Hebrew poetry, integrating philological, literary, and comparative methods. I am writing a dissertation on sublime aesthetics in the Psalms. My other research interests include text criticism, papyrology, Ugaritic studies, historical Hebrew grammar, religious themes in contemporary sci-fi and fantasy literature, and theological aesthetics. In my work and teaching I seek to serve the academy, the church, and our great city of Houston. I am an ordained Minister of Word and Sacrament in the Reformed Church in America (RCA). Publications Peer-Reviewed Publications With Heath D. Dewrell. “Names of God in the Hebrew Bible.” Oxford Bibliographies in Biblical Studies. Edited by Christopher Matthews. New York: Oxford University Press. 2023. “The Seal of All the Fathers: Alexandria, Antioch, and St. Cyril on Micah 6:8.” Coptica 19: 49–65. 2020. Conference Papers “Psalm 48, Tradition, and Zion as Ruin.” Society of Biblical Literature Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA. 2024 (paper accepted). “The So-Called “Doubled yod” of Oxyrhynchus Papyrus 7.1007 as another πιπι.” Society of Biblical Literature Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX. 2023. “The Sublimity of Terror in Psalm 42/43.” Society of Biblical Literature Annual Meeting, Denver, CO. 2022. “Metaphorizing Cosmology in Psalm 42/43.” Society of Biblical Literature Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX. 2021 “A Clever Burn: How Jotham’s Fable (Judges 9:8–15) Functions as an Imprecatory Wisdom Saying.” Society of Biblical Literature Annual Meeting (virtual). 2020. Non-Academic Publications “Sufjan Stevens and Hearing God in the Whirlwind.” Poiema 2: 3–6. 2020.
