Christopher B. Hays

Christopher B. Hays

2 books

About the Author

Christopher B. Hays is a distinguished scholar of ancient Near Eastern studies and biblical literature, whose work bridges the gap between the Hebrew Bible and the broader cultural contexts of the ancient world. With a PhD from Harvard University and a faculty position at Fuller Theological Seminary, Hays has dedicated his career to illuminating the historical and literary influences that shaped sacred texts. His research draws on archaeology, linguistics, and comparative mythology to offer fresh insights into ancient narratives, making complex scholarship accessible to both academics and general readers. In Hidden Riches: A Sourcebook for the Comparative Study of the Hebrew Bible and Ancient Near East, Hays compiles essential resources that highlight parallels and divergences across civilizations, enriching our understanding of biblical origins. A passionate educator and prolific writer, he continues to explore the intersections of faith, history, and culture through lectures, articles, and ongoing projects.

Writing style
scholarly accessible comparative

Books by Christopher B. Hays