Andrzej Gradzikiewicz M.Div.

Ancient Languages and Texts (ALT)
Theologie
Theologische Fakultät
Institut für Christentum und Antike
Unter den Linden 6
10099 Berlin
Academic
2005
Master of Divinity, Andrews University, MI, USA
2001
B.A. Honours German, Rand Afrikaans University, Johannesburg, South Africa, Cum Laude
1998
B.A. Languages, Rand Afrikaans University, Johannesburg, South Africa
Professional
2014 – 2016
Assistant lecturer of theology at Universidad de Montemorelos, Mexico
2005 – 2014
Pastor in Texas, Seventh Day Adventists
2004 – 2005
Graduate Assistant at Dept. of Education, Andrews University, MI
New Testament Onomastics
A study of semantic qualities borne by the various New Testament personal and place names. It is a combination of prosopography and onomasticon, while ultimately seeking to develop an overarching semantic theory of New Testament names. It is a search for all "metadata" provided by the naming practices in late antiquity. All information, whether epigraphic, ostraca, papyri, that can be found on every name used in the NT will be listed lexigraphically, indicating, wherever possible, besides the literary context also information regarding provenance, social status, religion.