Greg Goswell

Greg Goswell

Adjunct Lecturer, Research Fellow

Greg is an Honorary Research Fellow of Christ College and Adjunct Lecturer in Biblical Studies (Old Testament). He has taught part-time at Christ College since 1984 and then taught full-time between 2013-2024.

Greg, how has your theological education and career shaped you?

“ I am profoundly thankful for every teacher who has helped to make me what I am (present faults and foibles notwithstanding). The dictum, ‘believe everything and believe nothing,’ applies. We should never accept what other people say uncritically, and on the other hand, we need to have a genuine openness to new ideas. As a result, I am remarkably relaxed as to whether or not my own students accept my ideas. I want them to exercise freedom in developing their own theological convictions as to how to understand the Bible and how to apply it to their lives. I am seeking to make disciples of Christ, not clones of Greg Goswell. That said, Christ College honours God’s word and upholds the Reformed faith—which makes it the right context for men and women who want to mature in their thinking and hone ministry skills”.

  • 1978 Bachelor of Science (Med) (First Class Hons) (University of Sydney)
  • 1981 Licentiate of Theology (First Class Hons) (Australian College of Theology)
  • 1981 Bachelor of Divinity (Second Class Hons Upper Division) (University of London)
  • 1982 Diploma of Arts (Second Class Hons Upper Division) (Moore Theological College)
  • 1985 Scholar in Theology (Second Class Hons) (Australian College of Theology)
  • 1992 Master of Theology (Australian College of Theology)
  • 2002 Doctor of Philosophy (University of Sydney)

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"A Commentary on the Book of Daniel"

KEL (Grand Rapids: Kregel, 2026).

“Zaqenim in the Former Prophets, Chronicles, and Ezra–Nehemiah”

in Bart J. Koet, Edwina Murphy and Murray J. Smith (ed.), Presbyters in Early Christianity and Its Contexts, WUNT 2.662 (Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck, 2026), 23-35.

“Hezekiah’s Sickness in 2 Kings 20”

Biblische Notizen 208 (2026) 33-46.

“The Unity of the Catholic Epistles and the Formation of the Seven-Letter Corpus”

in Stanley E. Porter and Benjamin P. Laird (ed.), The New Testament Canon in Contemporary Research, TENT 21 (Leiden: Brill, 2026), 317-333.

"Finding Significance in the Order of the Books of the New Testament: Is It Imaginary or Real?"

The Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society 68 (2025): 73-88.

"John and the Writings"

in Quinn R. Mosier, T. Desmond Alexander, and Robert W. Yarbrough (ed.), That You May Believe: Essays on John in Honor of Andreas J. Köstenberger. Grand Rapids: Kregel Academic, 2025, 115-129.

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