Richard W. Nysse
Professor of Old Testament
Associate Dean, Learning Systems and Technology
2481 Como Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55108
rnysse@luthersem.edu
(651)
641-3454
Office: GH 202
Fax: 641-3354
ext: 454
Office Hours: Appointments
arranged via email
On Sabbatical Academic Year 2005-2006
Courses
Resources
Technology and the Classroom: Inevitable and Better
Favorite Websites / Blogs:
open source theology - collaborative theology for the emerging church
Barbara Ganley's Blogging
Programs/Activities
Cross Country Skiing
Personal Tidbits
Publications
Books
“Online Education: An Asset in a Period of Educational Change,” in Practical Wisdom, Malcolm L. Warford ed. New York: Peter Lang, 2004.
“An Analysis of the Greek Witnesses to the Text of the Lament of David.” In The Hebrew and Greek Texts of Samuel, ed. Emanuel Tov., 69-104. Jerusalem: Academon. (1980)
Essays & Articles
“Rebels from Beginning to End.” Word & World (1999) 161-170.
“Technology and the Classroom: Inevitable and Better.” Word & World (1998) 419, 421.
“The Dark Side of God: Considerations for Preaching and Teaching.” Word & World (1997) 437-446.
“Keeping Company with Nahum: Reading the Oracles against the Nations as Scripture.” Word & World (1995) 412-419.
"Interpretation for Christian Ministry." Word & World (1993): 345-355. (Co-authored with Donald H. Juel)
“Schlesinger on Multi-Culturalism: Complex Question, Simplistic Response.” Word & World (1993): 181, 183.
“A Theological Reading of the Audience of Zephaniah.” In All Things New: Essays in Honor of Roy A. Harrisville. Word & World Supplement Series (April 1992): 65-73.
“Moral Discourse on Economic Justice: Considerations from the Old Testament.” Word & World (1992): 337-344.
Education/Curriculum Vitae:
Th.D.
Harvard Divinity School
1984
Biographical Notes
Photo
(suitable for publication)M.Div. Concordia Theological Seminary
St. Louis, MO1972 B.A. Concordia Senior College
1968
Last updated: May 21, 2008.
Luther Seminary
2481 Como Avenue
St. Paul, Minnesota 55108
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