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Common English Bible by 
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New Interpreter's Dictionary of the Bible by Oxford Bibliographies Online
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Dr. John Byron, Ph.D.,
Professor of New Testament, has a desire to serve both the church and the academy, and, for him, Ashland Theological Seminary has been a wonderful consolidation of those two institutions. ATS is a place where freedom of thought and expression are grounded in commitment to God, and Dr. Byron’s teaching reflects this same emphasis. This appreciation for tension stems from his own Ph.D. studies when he began to realize that easy answers don’t exist, and the Bible, like life, is more complex than most of us will admit. Dr. Byron is an experienced traveler, counting Europe and the Middle East among his favorite destinations. Dr. Byron participates in Ashland Theological Seminary’s Tel-Gezer project, through which groups from ATS tour Israel and excavate ancient sites.