Karen H. Jobes
About the Author
Karen H. Jobes is a distinguished biblical scholar and professor emerita of New Testament at Wheaton College, where she dedicated over two decades to teaching and research in ancient languages and biblical studies. Holding a PhD from Westminster Theological Seminary, she has authored numerous works that bridge scholarly depth with accessible application for contemporary readers. Her expertise in the Greek New Testament and Old Testament narratives has made her a respected voice in evangelical academia. In her acclaimed commentary on Esther, part of the NIV Application Commentary series, Jobes explores the book's themes of providence, courage, and identity with insightful exegesis and practical relevance. Beyond the classroom, she contributes to biblical translation projects and speaks on women's roles in Scripture, inspiring a new generation of students and readers to engage deeply with the biblical text.
