Robb Torseth

Significant to the study of historical figures is the discovery of their signature. Although it might seem a trivial things, signatures are a personal touch: seeing the signature of someone long-gone is a glimpse into their personality, a sort of written fingerprint. It was exciting, then, to find Gisle Johnson's signature, here adorning a letter of recommendation for one Ole Christiansen Bjornstad. A rough translation with magnified signature is as follows: Testimony of the Bible Mission of...

Title page: "The Pauline Concept of Doctrine," presented by Gisle Johnson, Lecturer in Theology. The last post mentioned a series of lost...

Several authors mention Gisle's lost lectures and manuscripts. Part of the Gisle Johnson Project is to track down these lost lectures,...