Myers, Jacob M. (Jacob Martin), 1904-1991 (Personal Name)

A history of St. Luke's Union Church, Mount Pleasant Township, Adams Co., Pa., 1846-1946, 1946: title page (J.M. Myers)

The book of Hosea ; The book of Joel ; The book of Amos ; The book of Obadiah ; The book of Jonah, 1959: title page (Jacob M. Myers)

Invitation to the Old Testament, 1966: title page (Jacob M.Myers)

A light unto my path: Old Testament studies in honor of Jacob M. Myers, 1974

Biblical Studies.org.uk, December 5, 2014 (Jacob Martin Myers; Jacob M. Myers is the West Pennsylvania Synod professor of Hebrew and Old Testament language, literature, ,and theology in the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, a position he has held since 1942; prior to that appointment, he served the seminary first as a lecturer in New Testament studies (1937-1940) and then as instructor in the Old Testament department (1940-1942); Jacob Myers was born October 25, 1904 on a Pennsylvania farm in West Manchester township; Gettysburg College awarded him the Bachelor of Arts degree in 1927 (and a Doctor of Letters in 1967) and he received the Bachelor of Divinity degree from Gettysburg Seminary in 1930; that same year he was ordained a pastor by the West Pennsylvania Synod of the United Lutheran Church in America; his first public ministry was to Grace Lutheran Church and St. Luke Lutheran Church, which formed a multiple parish near Gettysburg; this ministry ended in 1950; Myers' pastoral and early teaching responsibilities were always accompanied by advanced study, first at Gettysburg Seminary (STM in 1931), then at Temple University in Philadelphia (STD in 1937), and finally at Johns Hopkins University (Ph. D. in Semitics, 1946); Myers is a member of several professional and scholarly societies: the American Oriental Society, the American Academy of Religion, the Archaeological Institute of America, and the Society of Biblical Literature)

ancestry.com, December 5, 2014 (Jacob Martin Myers; Jacob M. Myers; born October 25, 1904 in Pennsylvania; died September 15, 1991)