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Doctoral research in New Testament intertextuality and the ways the Old Testament is used in the New Testament.
Responsible interpretation requires attention to literary context, historical setting, textual relationships, and the assumptions brought to a passage.
Intertextual study reveals how New Testament authors invoke, adapt, and develop earlier Scripture within new rhetorical and theological contexts.
Brent’s doctoral research examines how New Testament authors quote, echo, and reframe Old Testament texts within new literary and theological settings. The work combines close reading, historical context, and intertextual analysis to understand not only which earlier passages are invoked, but how those scriptural relationships shape the argument of the New Testament text.
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