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Hugo Méndez
Hugo Méndez
Assistant Professor of Religious Studies, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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The New Testament: A historical introduction to the early Christian writings
BD Ehrman, H Méndez
Oxford University Press, 1997
9611997
Did the Johannine Community Exist?
H Méndez
Journal for the Study of the New Testament 42 (3), 350-374, 2020
202020
Semitic poetic techniques in the Magnificat: Luke 1: 46–47, 55
H Méndez
Journal of Biblical literature 135 (3), 557-574, 2016
112016
Revising the Date of the Armenian Lectionary of Jerusalem
H Méndez
Journal of Early Christian Studies 29 (1), 61-92, 2021
52021
‘Night’ and ‘Day’ in John 9.4–5: A Reassessment
H Mendez
New Testament Studies 61 (4), 468-481, 2015
42015
The Cult of Stephen in Jerusalem: Inventing a Patron Martyr
H Méndez
Oxford University Press, 2022
32022
The origin of the post-Nativity commemorations
H Mendez
vigiliae christianae 68 (3), 290-309, 2014
22014
'He Spoke... Forever': A Hebrew Idiom in Luke 1:55
H Méndez
Biblica 98 (2), 257-269, 2017
12017
Celestial liturgy as cause of the eschatological judgment
H Mendez
Ecclesia orans 28 (1/3), 267-286, 2011
12011
Jesus’s Secret Journey in John 7: A Symbol of the Ascension
H Méndez
Harvard Theological Review 117 (1), 58-78, 2024
2024
HONORS AND FUNDING
H Méndez
University of Wisconsin–Madison, 2023
2023
The Elusive Contexts of the Johannine Literature
H Méndez
2020
The ritual year of fourth and fifth century Constantinople: insights from the Gothic calendar
H Mèndez
Studies in Oriental Liturgy, 167-178, 2019
2019
Mixed Metaphors: Resolving the “Eschatological Headache” of John 5
H Méndez
Journal of Biblical Literature 137 (3), 711-732, 2018
2018
Stephen the Martyr (Acts VI–VIII) in the Early Jerusalem Lectionary System
H Méndez
The Journal of Ecclesiastical History 68 (1), 22-39, 2017
2017
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