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Professor
Bridge teaches Intro to the Judeo-Christian Tradition, Intro to the
Old Testament, Intro to the New Testament, Contemporary Christian Morality
and New Testament Greek Practicum. He is a member of the Catholic Biblical
Association, the American Academy of Religion and the Society of Biblical
Literature.
Since
2004, Professor Bridge has organized international service trips to
Haiti and Guatemala in cooperation with Partners In Development (Ipswich,
MA). Teams of students, staff and faculty have built houses and latrines,
dug wells and water lines, staffed dental and medical clinics, conducted
parasite research and health surveys, and distributed thousands of pounds
of donations, including shoes, clothing, hygenic supplies, medicine,
and medical and dental equipment.
Publications
Books:
Getting
the Old Testament: What it Meant to Them, What it Means to Us (Hendrickson,
2009)
Getting
the Gospels: Understanding the New Testament Accounts of Jesus' Life
(Hendrickson, 2006)
"Where
the Eagles Are Gathered": The Deliverance of the Elect In Lukan Eschatology
(Sheffield, 2000)
Chapters, Articles, Critical Reviews:
“Literary Source and Redaction Criticism” in Anthony J. Blasi,
Jean Duhaime, and Paul- Andre Turcotte eds., Handbook of Early Christianity:
Social Science Approaches.
“To Give or Not to Give: Deciphering the Saying of Didache
1:6,” Journal of Early Christian Studies 5:4 (Winter,
1997)
Mahfouz, Hady, "La Fonction litteraire et theologique de Lc 3,
1-20 dans Luc-Actes"
Bryan, Steven M., "Jesus and Israel’s Traditions
of Judgement and Restoration"
Landmesser, Christof, "Jungerberufund und Zuwendung zu Gott: Ein
exegetischer Beitrag zum Konzept der matthaischen Soteriologie im Anschluss
an Mt. 9.9-13"
Kelhoffer, James A., "Miracle and Mission: The Authentication of
Missionaries and Their Message in the Longer Ending of Mark"
Grangaard, Blake R., "Conflict and Authority in Luke 19:47 to 21:4"
In addition to the publications listed below, Professor Bridge is a
featured contributor to "Understanding God's Word," a Catholic
daily devotional circulating nationwide.
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