Rate My Professor Katie Marcar

Marcar has published extensively on these topics, including 'Following in the Footsteps: Exemplarity, Ethnicity and Ethics in 1 Peter' in New Testament Studies (2022), 'Exodus in the General Letters' (2022), 'Apocalyptic Traditions in the Catholic Epistles' in The Oxford Handbook of Hebrews and the Catholic Epistles (2024), 'The Quotations of Isaiah in 1 Peter: A Text-Critical Analysis' (2016), and 'In the Days of Noah: Urzeit/Endzeit Correspondence and the Flood Tradition in 1 Peter 3–4' (2017). Recent contributions include co-editing Worlds Above and Below: Interdisciplinary Essays on Supernatural Worlds in Classics, Second Temple Judaism, and Early Christianity (Journal for the Study of the Pseudepigrapha, 2025), an opinion piece on generative AI in the Otago Daily Times (2025), and a book review essay in Stimulus (2024). She has presented papers such as 'Not with the blood of goats: Yom Kippur and cultic ritual sprinkling in Heb 9:11-14' and 'The personification and defeat of the Devil and d/Death in Hebrews 2:14-15' at conferences in 2024. As an Anglican deacon in the Diocese of Dunedin, she participates in preaching, youth work, and church ministry while teaching Biblical Greek, New Testament exegesis, and Old Testament interpretation at Otago.