Rev Eryl Rowlands

Eryl, who comes from Wales, was Director of Studies at Northumbria Bible College before the merger to form ICC, and BA Theology Programme Leader at ICC before retiring in August 2008 after 30 years of teaching.  He is married to Eleanor and they have three grown-up sons.  Eryl's interests are walking, music, French literature and civil and general aviation. 

Areas of Research Interest / Supervision
Eryl is currently pursuing PhD research (part-time) in the area of John’s Gospel at St Andrews University.

Publications & Papers:
Review Article on David L. Baker, Two Testaments, One Bible: A Study of the Theological Relationship Between the Old and New Testaments, in Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology
 
Review Article on D.A. Carson (ed.), Right With God: Justification in the Bible and the World, in Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology

Review article on John Rogerson, ed., Beginning Old Testament Study, SPCK, London, 1998 in Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology

2006: “Historical difficulties in the Old Testament” in New Dictionary of Christian Apologetics (Leicester, UK and Downers Grove, Illinois USA: Inter-Varsity Press), pp. 317-320.

2006: “Lazarus and the Beloved Disciple: One Face, Two Phases” ICC Postgraduate Research Seminar

1998: “Expounding the Bible in an Age of Biblical Criticism: The New Testament Perspective”, Paper at the Scottish Evangelical Theology Society Conference, Crieff      

1997: “Variant Readings in the Bible”, Paper at the Symposium on “A Christian Response to Muslim Apologetics” held at the International Institute for the Study of Islam and Christianity, London

1995: “Finding the Focus in John 4:1-54” NBC seminar