Hullinger, Dr. Jerry

Dr. Hullinger completed his theological training at Moody Bible Institute and Dallas Theological Seminary. He came to Carolina University in 2009 after serving as a senior pastor and college/seminary professor. His research interests include hermeneutics, dispensationalism, and a concentrated exegesis and exposition of each book of the Bible with a primary focus on the Gospels, Acts, and epistles.

Courses Taught

Acts
Dispensationalism
Eschatology
Ephesians
Hebrews
Hermeneutics
Isaiah
John
Matthew
Pastoral Epistles
Prophetic Books
Romans
Thessalonians
 

Books

From Ezra to Gnostic Devotions: The Importance of Interpretive Method.  CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2016.
New Testament Life and Belief: A Study of History, Culture, and Meaning. Carolina University, 2014.
Contributor. “The Realization of Ezekiel’s Temple,” in Dispensationalism: Tomorrow and Beyond. Tyndale Seminary Press, 2008.

Articles

"From Clarity to Proclamation: Twenty Theses on Scripture's Perspicuity," Aletheias 4:1 (Spring, 2019): 1-20.
"Dispensational Thought: A Review Article," Journal of Dispensational Theology 22:64 (Spring, 2018):75-92.
"The Creation Account: A Review Article," Journal of Dispensational Theology 20:60 (Summer/Fall 2016): 181-190.
"The Terminus a Quo of the Day of the Lord: The Deciding Argument for Pretribulationalism," The Journal of Ministry and Theology19:2 (Fall, 2015): 69-116.
"The Compatibility of the New Covenant and Future Animal Sacrifice," Journal of Dispensational Theology (Spring, 2013): 47-66.
"The Egyptian Religious Background of Pharaoh's Hard Heart," Journal of Dispensational Theology 16:47 (April, 2012): 23-40.
"The Function of the Sacrifices in Ezekiel's Temple, Part 2,” Bibliotheca Sacra (April, 2010): 166-179.
"The Function of the Sacrifices in Ezekiel's Temple," Part 1 Bibliotheca Sacra (January, 2010): 40-57.
"Two Atonement Realms: Reconciling Sacrifice in Ezekiel and Hebrews," Journal of Dispensational Theology 32 (2007): 33-63.
"The Divine Presence and Uncleanness: The Rationale for Ezekiel's Millennial Sacrifices," Bibliotheca Sacra 652 (2006): 405-422.
"The Contribution of the Transfiguration to a Literal View of the Kingdom," The Journal of Ministry Theology 2 (2004): 87-108.
"The Historical Background of Paul's Athletic Allusions," Bibliotheca Sacra 643 (2004): 343-359.
"The Problem of Animal Sacrifices in Ezekiel 40-48," Bibliotheca Sacra 607 (1995): 279-289.

Workbooks

Do You Understand What You Are Reading? A Hermeneutics Workbook (Carolina University, 2013).
New Testament Studies (Carolina University, 2014).

Reviews

“Review of ‘MacArthur’s Millennial Manifesto.’”  Journal of Dispensational Theology 39 (2009): 84-90.
"Review of: ‘Is Rome the True Church? A Consideration of the Roman Catholic Claim.’" Journal of Dispensational Theology 39 (2009): 90-93.

Unpublished Monographs

Th.D. Doctor of Theology, dissertation: “A Proposed Solution to the Problem of Animal Sacrifices in Ezekiel 40-48.” Dallas Theological Seminary, 1993.
Th.M. Master of Theology, thesis: “Dispensational Problems in the Matthean Beatitudes.” Dallas Theological Seminary, 1988.

Memberships

The 1024 Project
Council on Dispensational Hermeneutics