Dr. John Haralson Hayes, Professor Emeritus of Old Testament
In 2010, Princeton Theological Seminary recognized Hayes as an outstanding alumnus for the significant contributions he has made over the course of his career to the study of the Old Testament. Professor Hayes retired in 2007.
Education
- PhD, Princeton Theological Seminary, 1964
- BD, Princeton Theological Seminary, 1960
- BA, Samford University, 1956
Publications
- Dictionary of Biblical Interpretation (1999), general editor
- The Jewish People in Classical Antiquity: From Alexander to Bar Kochba (1998), co-author
- Books of the Bible: A Survey of the Old and New Testaments (1998), co-author
- Preaching Through the Christian Year, A-C (1992-1995), co-author
- Amos, the Eighth Century Prophet (1988)
- Biblical Exegesis: A Beginner's Handbook (1987), co-author
- Isaiah, the Eighth Century Prophet (1987), co-author
- A History of Ancient Israel and Judah (1986), co-author
- Old Testament Theology: Its History and Development (1985), co-author
- Preaching the New Common Lectionary (1984-1987), co-author
- Introduction to Old Testament Study (1979)
- Understanding the Psalms (1976)