Jeff Cate,
Ph.D.
CLASS SCHEDULE DURING FALL E1 (Aug 30 to Oct 24):
EDUCATION:
- Doctor of Philosophy (New Testament
and Greek), New Orleans Baptist
Theological Seminary, December 1997. Dissertation title:
"The Text of the Catholic Epistles and the Revelation in the Writings
of Origen."
- Master of Divinity (Biblical
Studies), New Orleans Baptist Theological
Seminary, May 1993
- Bachelor of Arts, cum
laude (Religion and History), Samford University,
Birmingham, Alabama, May 1990
- Additional study through the
University of Texas at Austin, 1992-93
TEACHING EXPERIENCE:
- California Baptist University,
Professor of Christian Studies, 2005-Present; Associate Professor,
1997-2005
- Moi
University, Eldoret,
Kenya,
Visiting Professor of Religious Studies, 2004
- Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary,
Adjunct Instructor of New Testament, 2002-04
- New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary,
Instructor of New Testament and Greek, 1996-97; Adjunct 1994-95
- Union
University, Teaching Intern in the Department of Christian Studies,
1995-96
PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES:
ACADEMIC PRESENTATIONS AND PUBLICATIONS:
- "The Apocalypse of John
in an Environmental Age," Annual Meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society,
Atlanta, GA, November 2010
- "The Text
of Revelation: Why Neither Armageddon nor 666 May Be Exactly What You
Think" and "How Green was John's World? Ecology and
Revelation" in Essays on Revelation: Appropriating Yesterday's
Apocalypse in Today's World (Pickwick, 2010).
- “The Shema
in the Synoptics: Great Variation in the Great Commandment,”
Annual Meeting of the Evangelical
Theological Society, New Orleans, LA, November 2009
- “New Testament
Papyrus 115 and the Ancient Practice of Gematria,” Biblical Archaeology Society,
Los Angeles Chapter, June 5, 2009
- “The Beloved Son:
The ‘Only-Ness’ of Mark’s Christology,” New Testament Texts and
Traditions section, Pacific Coast
Region meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature, Santa Clara,
California, March 2009
- “The Synagogue”
and “Slavery in the New Testament Period” in The Baker Handbook for the Bible (2010).
- “Codex Bezae
Cantabrigiensis: Its History, Significance, and Distinct Readings,” Biblical Archaeology Society,
Los Angeles Chapter, April 4, 2008
- “1 Peter,” “2 Peter,” and
“Jude” in What
the New Testament Authors Really Cared About (Kregel, 2008).
- "The
Passions of the Christ," Journal for Baptist
Theology and Ministry, vol. 2, no. 2 (Fall 2004): 55-63.
- "The Ironic Use of Hoi
Ioudaioi ("the Jews") in the Fourth Gospel," New
Testament Texts and Traditions section, Pacific Coast Region meeting of the
Society of Biblical Literature, Davis, California, March 2003
- "Codex Sinaiticus: Its
History and Characteristics," Biblical
Archaeology Society, Los Angeles Chapter, February 2003
- "The Text of the
Catholic Epistles in the Writings of Origen," New Testament Textual
Criticism section, Annual Meeting of the Society
of Biblical Literature, Denver, Colorado, November 2001
- "The Doctrine of
Resurrection in Second-Temple Judaism," Conference on Eschatology,
Immortality and the Future of the Cosmos, Center
for Theology and the Natural Sciences, Berkeley, California, June 2001
- "The Manuscripts Behind
the New Testament," Biblical
Archaeology Society, Los Angeles Chapter, April 2001
- "Problems Facing the Use
of Origen as a Witness to the Text of the New Testament," New
Testament Texts and Traditions section, Pacific Coast Region meeting of the
Society of Biblical Literature, Claremont, California, March 2001
- "Origen and the
Canonicity of the Catholic Epistles and the Revelation of John," New
Testament Texts and Traditions section, Pacific Coast Region meeting of the
Society of Biblical Literature, Claremont, California, March 1998
COURSES TAUGHT AT CALIFORNIA BAPTIST UNIVERSITY:
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here for current CBU class schedules
- CST100 Overview of the Bible
- CST130 New Testament Survey
- CST210 Pentateuch and Former
Prophets
- CST220 Latter Prophets and
Writings
- CST230 Jesus and the Gospels
- CST240 Paul and the Early
Church
- CST310 Old Testament
Exegesis: Jeremiah
- CST311 New Testament
Exegesis: Mark
- CST330 The Gospel and Letters
of John
- CST350 Biblical Interpretation
- CST400 Special Topics:
History of the Bible
- CST442 Revelation
CHURCH POSITIONS:
- Temple Baptist Church, Redlands,
California, Associate Pastor of Christian Education, 1998-2000
- First Baptist Church, Covington,
Louisiana, Minister to Single Adults and College Students, 1994-95
- Commission Road Baptist
Church, Long Beach, Mississippi, Minister of Education and Youth, 1991-92
- First Baptist Church, Fort
Lauderdale, Florida, Summer Intern, 1991-92
- First Baptist Church,
Irondale, Alabama, Minister of Youth, 1990-91
- Hillview Baptist Church,
Birmingham, Alabama, Interim Minister of Youth, 1989-90
ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS:
running,
biking, hiking,
camping, snow-skiing, scuba-diving, computers, reading, and various other kinds
of outdoor activity
HELPFUL ACADEMIC LINKS:
MY FAVORITE EXTRACURRICULAR LINKS:
MY FAVORITE CARTOON (source: June 24, 1995 at www.non-sequitur.com/archives/):
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