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title: Northeastern Seminary | Scot Bennett
description: Scot Bennett is a professor of art at Roberts Wesleyan College. His professional studio artwork combines traditional and representational religious symbolism with contemporary formalist mark-making as an expression and exploration of his faith. He has an extensive exhibition record that includes work in galleries and churches both locally and regionally.
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# NORTHEASTERN SEMINARY BLOG

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## Scot Bennett

Scot Bennett is a professor of art at Roberts Wesleyan College. His professional studio artwork combines traditional and representational religious symbolism with contemporary formalist mark-making as an expression and exploration of his faith. He has an extensive exhibition record that includes work in galleries and churches both locally and regionally.

![](https://blog.nes.edu/hubfs/Doubting_Thomas_Caravaggio_1602_Pushkin_Musem_Moscow.jpg)

### [The Entreatment of Christ](https://blog.nes.edu/the-entreatment-of-christ)

![Doubting_Thomas_Caravaggio_1602_Pushkin_Musem_Moscow.jpg](https://blog.nes.edu/hs-fs/hubfs/Doubting_Thomas_Caravaggio_1602_Pushkin_Musem_Moscow.jpg?width=734&height=540&name=Doubting_Thomas_Caravaggio_1602_Pushkin_Musem_Moscow.jpg)(Doubting Thomas, Caravaggio, 1602, Pushkin Musem, Moscow)

### Northeastern Seminary Chapel Homily - January 19, 2016 (John 20:19-31 & Luke 24: 30-31)

Thomas is a figure of intrigue and mystery. Only one Gospel, that of John, really relates anything particular concerning Thomas, the rest is left to our intimation.

[Scot Bennett](https://blog.nes.edu/author/scot-bennett) 

[Read More](https://blog.nes.edu/the-entreatment-of-christ)