LM Barré

Dr. Barré received his doctorate in Hebrew Bible from Vanderbilt University in 1986.  His professional writings have appeared in the Catholic Biblical Quarterly, Vetus Testamentum, Zeitschrift fûr die altestamentlische Wissenshaft, Journal for the Study of the Old Testament, and the Mercer Dictionary of the Bible.  His monographs are The Rhetoric of Political Persuasion: The Narrative Artistry and Political Intentions of 2 Kings 9-11, A Brilliant Deceit and Other Essays, and History and Tradition in Early Israel.  Dr. Barré has taught at Vanderbilit University and at Southern Methodist University. He is noted for his contributions to the betterment of society by being named in Who’s Who in America.

Curriculum Vita

LM Barré

Education:

Vanderbilt University          PhD          1986            Major: Hebrew Bible /Minor: Sociological studty of Early Church origiins

Vanderbilt University          MA           1983            Religion

Regent College                   MCS         1980           Christian Studies

Regent College                   DCS          1979            Christian Studies

San Jose State University      BA           1979            Religion

Foothill College                   AA            1977            Liberal Art

Publications:

"Hallelu Yah: A Broken Inclusion."  Catholic Biblical Quarterly.  1983

"The Literary Structure of Psalm XV." Vetus Testamentum.  1984

"The Poetic Structure of Gen 9:5".  Zeitschrift für die alttestamentilsche Wissenschaft.  1985.

The Rhetoric of Political Persuasion: The Narrative Artistry and Political Intentions of 2 Kings 9-11.  Catholic Biblical Quarterly Monograph Series, #20,  1986.

"The Flood Chronology."  Paper read at the Society of Biblical Literature annual meeting.  1985.

"The Riddle of the Flood Chronology."  Journal for the Study of the Old Testament."  1989.

"Elisha," "Jehoiada."  Mercer Dictionary of the Bible.  1991.

"On the Existence of the Puppet People: A Bedtime Story for Adults."  http://www.bipolarplanet.com/WebART/bookreading.html.

A Brilliant Deceit and Other Essays.  http://www.freewebs.com/lmbarre/abrilliantdeceit.htm.

History and Tradition in Early Israel  http://www.freewebs.com/lmbarre/historyandtradition.htm

Jesus: The Reluctant Blasphemer.  http://www.freewebs.com/lmbarre/index.htm

Honors and Awards:

Henry Carre Beach Fellowship (twice)

PhD dissertation and oral defense: Honors

Listed in Who's Who in America

Experience:

Assistant Professor, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas

Hebrew Instructor, Vanderbilt University, Nasville, Tennessee

Teaching Assistant, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee

Reseach Assistant, Regent College, Vancouver, BC

Teaching Assistant, Regent College, Vancouver, BC

La Jolla CADD, San Diego, California

Access Computer Technologies, Santa Clara, California

Byte and Floppy Computers, San Diego, California

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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