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Melton B. Winstead

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Melton B. Winstead

Assistant Professor of Biblical Studies

Dissertation: The Significance of Verbal Aspect on the Participles in Hebrews With Special Reference to 6:1-12

Education
  • Ph.D., 2011, New Testament, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary

  • M.Div., 2005, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary

  • B.A., 2001, Piedmont Baptist College

Book Chapters Authored
  • Dictionary of the Bible and Western Culture by Michael Gilmour and Mary Ann Beavis, eds.

    Essays submitted on "Cities of Refuge," "Old Testament," "Bible," Behemoth," "Galilee, Sea of."

  • Logos Online Bible Dictionary by John Barry, ed.

    Entries submitted on "Matthew, Book of," "2 Corinthians, Book of," "1 Peter, Book of," and "Herod the Great."

Articles
  • Co-authored "When the Scales are Unjust: Invalid Methods of Evaluation," Faith and Mission vol 23, no. 3, (2006): 54-65.

Reviews
  • Verbal Apect by Constantine R. Campbell, 2008. Reviewed for Criswell Theological Review (2010).

  • Fabricating Jesus: How Modern Scholars Distort the Gospels by Craig Evans, 2006. Reviewed for Faith and Mission (2008).

  • Dictionary of Biblical Criticism and Interpretation by Stanley E. Porter, ed., 2007. Reviewed for Faith and Mission.

  • Encountering the Manuscripts: An Introduction to New Testament Paleography & Textual Criticism by Philip Comfort, 2005. Reviewed for Faith and Mission (2006).

  • One Gospel From Two: Mark's Use of Matthew and Luke by David B. Peabody, 2002. Reviewed for Faith and Mission (2005).

Academic Experience
  • Instructor of World Religions, South Piedmont Community College, NC (2007 - 2012)

  • Adjunct Professor of New Testament and Greek, Shepherds Theological Seminary (2007 - 2009)

Ministry Experience
  • Pastor, Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, NC, (2007 - present)

  • Summer Internship, Baptists for Israel Institute (1997)

Professional Memberships
  • Evangelical Theological Society