Healthy Whole Messianic Community Feb 16 & 23

Henri’s primary interests include the Biblical languages (specializing in Biblical Greek); the reciprocal relationship between the Tanakh and the New Covenant Writings; 2nd Temple Jewish Literature, especially the 'Pseudepigrapha'; the reading of the New Covenant Writings from the 'nonsupersessionist' perspective; the letters of Paul as Messianic Jewish writings; the Jewish-Graeco-Roman milieu of the New Covenant Scriptures; the Way of the LORD as Biblical worldview and way of life; the origin, meaning, and instantiation of ekklēsia; the full good news; the kingship/kingdom of God; ancient rhetoric; hermeneutics; conceptual metaphor; and paradigms. He is a member of the SBL and the SPOSTST, and has formerly served as an Adjunct Instructor of Biblical Greek and/or NT at Ashland University and Capital University. Henri currently serves as the Chief Visionary Officer and Academic Dean of MSI.

Ph.D. Studies (Unfinished), University of Cape Town, Biblical Studies, 2007–2010; S.T.M., Capital University, Biblical Studies, 2007; M.A., Ashland University, Biblical Studies, 2003; B.S., The Ohio State University, Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1984.