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Amar Annus

**Amar Annus** is an Estonian assyriologist and Associate Professor of Near Eastern Religions in the School of Theology and Religious Studies at the University of Tartu.

His work has been published by many prominent publishers, such as SAGE Publications, The Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, Butzon und Becker, Springer Publishing, Ugarit-Verlag, Walter de Gruyter, Taylor & Francis, Brill, and Mohr Siebeck,

## Notable work

* The God Ninurta in the Mythology and Royal Ideology of Ancient Mesopotamia - PhD-Thesis
* *Are there Greek Rephaim? On the Etymology of Greek Meropes and Titanes*
* *Babylonian Flood Story in the Nag Hammadi Writings*
* *Ninurta and the Son of Man*
* *The Standard Babylonian Epic of Anzu: Introduction, cuneiform text, transliteration, score, glossary, indices and sign list*
* *The Survivals of the Ancient Syrian and Mesopotamian Intellectual Traditions in the Writings of Ephrem Syrus*
* *Soul's Ascent and Tauroctony: On Babylonian Sediment in the Syncretic Religious Doctrines of Late Antiquity*
* *The Soul’s Journeys and Tauroctony: On Babylonian Sediment in the Syncretic Religious Doctrines of Late Antiquity*
* *The Folk-Tales of Iraq and the Literary Traditions of Ancient Mesopotamia*
* *Some Otherworldly Journeys in Mesopotamian, Jewish, Mandaean and Yezidi Traditions*
* *Divination and Interpretation of Signs in the Ancient World*
* *The Marduk Ordeal and Two Babylonian Omens*
* *Ludlul bēl nēmeqi: The Standard Babylonian Poem of the Righteous Sufferer: Introduction, cuneiform text, and transliteration with a translation and glossary*
* *On the Beginnings and Continuities of Omen Sciences in the ancient World*
* *On the Origin of Watchers: A Comparative Study of the Antediluvian Wisdom in Mesopotamian and Jewish Traditions*
* *The Mesopotamian Precursors of Adam’s Garment of Glory and Moses’ Shining Face*
* *A Six-Column Babylonian Tablet of Ludlul Bēl Nēmeqi and the Reconstruction of Tablet IV*
* *The Antediluvian Origin of Evil in the Mesopotamian and Jewish Traditions: A Comparative Study*
* *The Spiritual Dimensions of Healing Rituals in Ancient Mesopotamia*
Khloe Reed

**Khloe Reed** (née **Olivero-Hernandez**) is a character on FOX's *9-1-1* and is the older sister of Emily Olivero-Hernandez. She is portrayed by guest star, Melissa Fumero.

## History

Khloe was seemingly born in Arcata, a small college town in Northern California in 1980 and is the oldest of two children. She is the daughter of two college professors and comes from a family of educators.

She eventually went to college and—like her parents—became a professor at the same college they work at for sociology. She met and married her husband Kit and they have children.

## Notes and Trivia

* Emily states that Khloe communicates mostly by email and christmas cards.
* According to Emily, unlike her, Khloe never had any desire to leave Arcata
Caroline Waerzeggers

**Caroline Waerzeggers** is Professor of Assyriology at Leiden University.

## Known work

* *The Babylonian revolts against Xerxes and the'end of archives'*
* *On the initiation of Babylonian priests* - with Michael Jursa
* *The Babylonian chronicles: classification and provenance*
* *Marduk-rēmanni: local networks and imperial politics in Achaemenid Babylonia*
Cilliers Breytenbach

**Cilliers Breytenbach** is Professor of New Testament at the Humboldt University of Berlin.

## Known work

* *Nachfolge und Zukunftserwartung nach Markus: eine methodenkritische Studie*
* *Das Markusevangelium als episodische Erzählung: mit Überlegungen zum*
* *Das Problem des Obergangs von mündlicher zu schriftlicher Oberlieferung*
* *Reconciliation: Shifts in Christian Soteriology*
* *The Gospel of Mark as Episodical Narrative: Reflections on the 'Composition' of the Second Gospel*
* *Versöhnung: eine Studie zur paulinischen Soteriologie*
* *Versöhnung, Stellvertretung und Sühne: Semantische und traditionsgeschichtliche Bemerkungen am Beispiel der paulinischen Briefe1*
* *Zeus und der lebendige Gott: Anmerkungen zu Apostelgeschichte 14.11–171*
* *Paulus und Barnabas in der Provinz Galatien: Studien zu Apostelgeschichte 13f.; 16, 6; 18, 23 und den Adressaten des Galaterbriefes*
* *Zeus und Jupiter auf dem Zion und dem Berg Garizim: die Hellenisierung und Romanisierung der Kultstätten des Höchsten*
* *Salvation of the reconciled (with a note on the background of Paul’s metaphor of reconciliation)*
* *Paulus und Barnabas in der Provinz Galatien*
* *Grace, Reconciliation, Concord: The Death of Christ in Graeco-Roman Metaphors*
* *Narrating the death of Jesus in Mark: Utterances of the main character, Jesus*
Hans Förster

**Hans Förster** is a New Testament scholar and Associate Professor at the University of Vienna.

## Known work

* *Die Feier der Geburt Christi in der Alten Kirche: Beiträge zur Erforschung der Anfänge des Epiphanie-und Weihnachtsfests*
* *Wörterbuch der griechischen Wörter in den koptischen dokumentarischen Texten (TU 148)*
* *Die Anfänge von Weihnachten und Epiphanias: eine Anfrage an die Entstehungshypothesen*
* *Die Perikope von der Hochzeit zu Kana (Joh 2: 1-11) im Kontext der Spätantike*
* *Die johanneischen Zeichen und Joh 2: 11 als möglicher hermeneutischer Schlüssel*
Eric Tully

**Eric J. Tully** is an Associate Professor of OT and Semitic Languages and Director of the PhD for Theological Studies at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School.

## Known work

* *Old Testament textual criticism: A practical introduction*

## Trivia

* Eric J. Tully received his PhD from the The University of Wisconsin-Madison, alongside the likes of Michael Heiser, Robert Holmstedt, John Cook, William Tooman and Tim Mackie.
Alan Lenzi

**Alan Lenzi** is the Professor of Religious Studies at University of the Pacific, who specialises in Akkadian.

## Known work

* *Proverbs 8: 22-31: three perspectives on its composition*
* *Secrecy and the gods: Secret knowledge in ancient Mesopotamia and biblical Israel* - PhD-dissertation
* *The Uruk list of kings and sages and Late Mesopotamian scholarship*
* *Ludlul bēl nēmeqi: The standard Babylonian poem of the righteous suffere*r - with Amar Annus
* *Divination, politics and ancient Near Eastern empires* - with Jonathan Stökl
Claudia Näser

**Claudia Näser** is an Egyptologist and Associate Professor in the Institute of Archaeology at the University College London.

## Known work

* *Equipping and stripping the dead: a case study on the procurement, compilation, arrangement, and fragmentation of grave inventories in New Kingdom Thebes*
* *Structures and realities of Egyptian-Nubian interactions from the late Old Kingdom to the early New Kingdom*
* *Structures and realities of the Egyptian presence in Lower Nubia from the Middle Kingdom to the New Kingdom: the Egyptian cemetery S/SA at Aniba*
Anna Stevens

**Anna Katherine Stevens** is an Egyptologist and Lecturer in The Centre for Ancient Cultures at Monash University.

## Known work

* *The Material Evidence for Domestic Religion at Amarna and Preliminary Remarks on its Interpretation*
* *Private religion at Amarna: the material evidence*
* *Akhenaten's workers: the Amarna stone village survey, 2005-2009* - with Alan Clapham and Wendy Dolling
* *South Tombs Cemetery, in B. Kemp 'Tell el-Amarna, 2011-12'*
* *Life, death and beyond in Akhenaten's Egypt: excavating the South Tombs Cemetery at Amarna* - with Barry Kemp, Gretchen Dabbs, Melissa Zabecki and Jerome Rose
* *Amara West: Living in Egyptian Nubia* - Neal Spencer, Michaela Binder
* *Death and the city: the cemeteries of Amarna in their urban context*
Gábor Zólyomi

**Gábor Zólyomi** is an Assyriologist who is a Professor at Eötvös Loránd University.

## Known work

* *Voice and Topicalization in Sumerian*
* *Genitive constructions in Sumerian*
* *The electronic text corpus of Sumerian literature*
* *Structural Interference from Akkadian in Old Babylonian Sumerian*
* *A Manuscript of “Ninĝišzida's Journey to the Nether World” from Kiš, Ingharra*
* *Left-dislocated possessors in Sumerian*
* *A hymn to Ninšubur*
* *Hymns to Ninisina and Nergal on the tablets Ash 1911.235 and Ni 9672*
* *Akkadian and Sumerian language contact*
* *Copular Clauses and Focus Marking in Sumerian*
* *An introduction to the grammar of Sumerian* - with Szilvia Jáka-Sövegjártó & Melinda Hagymássy

## Links

* UniPortal
* Google Scholar
Elizabeth Frood

**Elizabeth Frood** is an Associate Professor of Egyptology in the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Oxford.

## Known work

* *Ritual Function and Priestly Narrative: the Stelae of the High Priest of Osiris, Nebwawy*
* *Biographical Texts from Ramessid Egypt*
* *Social structure and daily life: Pharaonic*
Stephen Bednarski

Stephen Bednarski (born 1973) is a Canadian historian of the Middle Ages who specializes in fourteenth-century environment, crime, sex, gender, and microhistory. He is notable for being awarded an exceptionally high level of public research funding and for piloting a trans-disciplinary international research partnership network. As a child, Bednarski also worked in Montreal, Quebec and Toronto, Ontario as an actor.

## Early life

Stephen Bednarski was born in 1973 to Anglophone parents in Montreal. His mother was a homemaker and his father a secondary school mathematics teacher. He has two younger brothers. During his childhood, changes to the language laws of Québec meant he was part of the first generation of English-speaking Montreal school children afforded the opportunity to attend public school equally in both English and French within the then-English language Catholic School Board, the now-defunct Montreal Baldwin-Cartier English Catholic School Board. In 1989, Bednarski's family moved from the Canadian francophone province of Québec to the predominantly English-speaking province of Ontario.

## Filmography

The Adventures of the Little Koala (1984) as Roobear
David Schreiner

**David B. Schreiner** is Associate Dean & Associate Professor of Old Testament at Wesley Biblical Seminary.

## Known work

* *“For the Sake of Jerusalem, the City Which I Have Chosen”: On the Lord's Choice of Zion/Jerusalem and Its Development in the Old Testament*
* *Zerubbabel, Persia, and Inner-biblical Exegesis.*
* *The Annihilation of the Egyptian and Neo-Assyrian Armies: A Proposal of Inner-biblical Typology and Some Literary Critical Implications*
* *1 & 2 Kings: A Commentary for Biblical Preaching and Teaching* - with Lee Compson
Gebhard Selz

**Gebhard J. Selz** is Professor of Ancient Near Eastern studies at the University of Vienna.

## Known work

* *Early dynastic vessels in'ritual'contexts*
* *Sumerer und Akkader: Geschichte, Gesellschaft, Kultur*
* *Power, economy and social organisation in Babylonia*
* *Texts, Textual Bilingualism, and the Evolution of Mesopotamian Hermeneutics*
* *Sumerer und Akkader: Geschichte, Gesellschaft, Kultur*
* *The Uruk Phenomenon*
Dieter Kurth

**Dieter Kurth** is a German Egyptologist at the University of Hamburg.

## Known work

* *Zur Interpretation der Geschichte des Schiffbrüchigen*
* *Characterization of pigments and colors used in ancient Egyptian boat models* - with Katja Hühnerfuβ & Alex von Bohlen
* *Materialien zum Totenglauben im römerzeitlichen Ägypten*
Ben Stanhope

**Ben Stanhope** is an American Old Testament scholar, who wrote his MA Thesis about ancient Hebrew seals at the Hamburg University in 2019.

## Notable works

* First Temple Hebrew Seals and Bullae Identifying Biblical Persons: A Study of their Iconographic and Historical Significance (MA Thesis, Hamburg University, 2019)

## Social Media

* YouTube
* Pixels and Papyrus
Adam Miglio

**Adam E. Miglio** is an Associate Professor of Archaeology and the Director of M.A. in Old Testament Archaeology at Wheaton College.

His work has been published by the likes of University of Chicago Press, Taylor & Francis, Brill, Wipf and Stock, American Society of Overseas Research and SAGE Publishing.

## Known work

* *A Study of the Serpent Incantation KTU2 1.82: 1–7 and its Contributions to Ugaritic Mythology and Religion*
* *Lord of the Storm and Oracular Decisions:’ Costrual of Storm-God Imagery in Hosea 6.1-6.* - with Mason Lancaster
* *The Gilgamesh Epic in Genesis 1-11 Peering into the Deep*
Annik Wüthrich

**Annik Wüthrich** is a lecturer in the Institut für Ägyptologie at the University of Vienna.

## Known work

* *Abracadabras méroïtiques dans le Livre des Morts?*
* *Eléments de théologie thébaine: les chapitres supplémentaires du Livre des Morts*
* *Édition synoptique et traduction des chapitres supplémentaires du Livre des Morts 162 à 167*
Bernd Schipper

**Bernd Ulrich Schipper** is a Professor of Old Testament at the Humboldt University of Berlin.

## Known work

* *Israel und Ägypten in der Königszeit: die kulturellen Kontakte von Salomo bis zum Fall Jerusalems*
* *Die Erzählung des Wenamun: Ein Literaturwerk im Spannungsfeld von Politik, Geschichte und Religion*
* *Hermeneutik der Tora: Studien zur Traditionsgeschichte von Prov 2 und zur Komposition von Prov 1-9*
* *Wisdom and Torah: The Reception of ‘Torah’in the Wisdom Literature of the Second Temple Period* - with D. Andrew Teeter
Andrew Shead

**Andrew G. Shead** is Head of Old Testament at Moore Theological College.

## Known work

* *Ecclesiastes from the outside in*
* *Reading Ecclesiastes' Epilogically'*
* *Buchgestalten des Jeremiabuches: Untersuchungen zur Redaktions-und Rezeptionsgeschichte von Jer 30-33 im Kontext des Buches*
* *An Old Testament theology of the Sabbath year and Jubilee*
* *The open book and the sealed book: Jeremiah 32 in its Hebrew and Greek recensions*
* *A mouth full of fire: the word of God in the words of Jeremiah*
Andrew Clarke

**Andrew D. Clarke** is a New Testament scholar and Honorary Professor at the University of Aberdeen.

## Known work

* *Acts Against the Background of Classical Rhetoric* - with Philip Satterthwaite and Bruce Winter
* *"Be Imitators of me": Paul's model of leadership*
* *Serve the community of the church: Christians as leaders and ministers*
* *Secular and Christian leadership in Corinth: A socio-historical and exegetical study of 1 Corinthians 1-6*
* *A Pauline theology of church leadership*
Arco den Heijer

**Arco den Heijer** is an Assistant Professor of Greek and New Testament at the Theological University of the Reformed Churches.

## Known work

* *Portraits of Paul's Performance in the Book of Acts: Luke's Apologetic Strategy in the Depiction of Paul as Messenger of God*
* *The Performance of Parrhesia in Philo and Acts*
Gina Konstantopoulos

**Gina Vasiliki Konstantopoulos** is a s an assyriologist and Assistant Professor in Assyriology and Cuneiform Studies in the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures at UCLA.

Her work has been published by Brill, Yale University Press, Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht and De Gruyter.

## Known work

* *They are Seven: Demons and Monsters in the Mesopotamian Textual and Artistic Tradition* - PhD-Thesis
* *Through the Guts of a Beggar: Power, Authority, and the King in Old Babylonian Proverbs*
* *Shifting alignments: The dichotomy of benevolent and malevolent demons in Mesopotamia*
* *The disciplines of geography: Constructing space in the ancient world*
* *Deities, Demons, and Monsters in Mesopotamia*
* *Looking for Glinda: Wise Women and Benevolent Magic in Old Babylonian Literary Texts*
* *The Bitter Sea and the Waters of Death: the Sea as a Conceptual Border in Mesopotamia*
* *My Men Have Become Women, and My Women Men: Gender, Identity, and Cursing in Mesopotamia*
* *Gods in the Margins: Religion, Kingship, and the Fictionalized Frontier*

## Links

* Academia
* Google Scholar
Creatures in the Attic

Creatures in the Attic is CoolZDane's Twenteith Century Fox movie-spoof of Aliens in the Attic (2009)

Cast

* Sparks - XR (Buzz Lightyear of Star Command)
* Skip - Warp Darkmatter (Buzz Lightyear of Star Command)
* Tazer - Torque (Buzz Lightyear of Star Command)
* Razor - Gravitina (Buzz Lightyear of Star Command)
* Thomas "Tom" Pearson - Tom (w/Jerry as an Extra: Tom and Jerry)
* Jake Pearson - Jaune-Tom (w/Robespierre as an Extra: Gay Purr-Ee)
* Bethany Pearson - Sawyer (Cats Don't Dance)
* Hanna Pearson - Hissy (Puppy Dog Pals)
* Richard "Ricky" Dillman - Meworice (Gay Purr-Ee)
* Art Pearson - Banjo (Banjo the Woodpile Cat)
* Lee Pearson - Kitty Edmond (Rock-A-Doodle)
* Stuart "Stu Pearson - Thomas O'Malley (The Aristocats)
* Nina Pearson - Duchess (The Aristocats)
* Nate Pearson - Sylvester (Looney Tunes)
* Nana Rose Pearson - Mme. Chattes Rubens (Gay Purr-Ee)
* Sheriff Doug Armstrong - Baloo (The Jungle Book)
* Julie - Judy Hopps (Zootopia)

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Daniel Darko

**Daniel K. Darko** is a New Testament scholar and Wilson-Ockenga Professor of Biblical Studies at Gordon College.

## Known work

* *No longer living as the gentiles: differentiation and shared ethical values in Ephesians 4.17-6.9*
* *What Does It Mean to Be Saved? An African Reading of Ephesians 2*
* *A Cosmopolitan Ideal: Paul's Declaration'Neither Jew Nor Greek, Neither Slave Nor Free, Nor Male and Female'in the Context of First Century Thought*
* *Against Principalities and Powers: Spiritual Beings in Relation to Communal Identity and the Moral Discourse of Ephesians*
Brittany Kim

**Brittany Kim** is an Old Testament scholar who serves as an Adjunct Professor at Northeastern Seminary.

## Known work

* *Enlarge the Place of Your Tent’: The Metaphorical World of Israel’s Household in the Book of Isaiah* - PhD-Thesis
* *Understanding Old Testament Theology: Mapping the Terrain of Recent Approaches* - with Charlie Trimm
The Jungle King (CoolZDane Style)

CoolZDane's movie-spoof of Golden Films The Jungle King

Cast

* King Maximila III - Simba (The Lion King; 1994)
* Irwin - Alex (Madagascar; 2005) or Samson (The Wild; 2006) or Xiro (Noah's Ark; 2007)
* Chancellor - Scar (The Lion King; 1994) or Shere Khan (The Jungle Book; 1967)
* Ricardo the Parrot - Zazu (The Lion King; 1994)
* General Glump - Rafiki (The Lion King; 1994)
* King Raj - Bagheera (The Jungle Book; 1967)
* Leonette - Gia (Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa) or Kairel (Noah's Ark; 2007)
* The Hunters - Jasper and Horace (101 Dalmatians; 1961)
* Mrs. Goat - Kala (Tarzan; 1999)
* Leonette's Mother - Florrie (Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa) or ???
* Animals - Various Animals

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Andreas Schüle

**Andreas Schüle** is Professor of Old Testament Theology and Exegesis at the University of Leipzig.

## Known work

* *Made in the› Image of God‹: The concepts of divine images in Gen 1–3*
* *Prolog der hebräischen Bibel: Der literar-und theologiegeschichtliche Diskurs der Urgeschichte (Gen 1-11)*
* *Die Urgeschichte (Genesis 1–11)*

## Links

* Academia.com
* Google Scholar
Daniel Kirk

**J. R. Daniel Kirk** is an American New Testament scholar, who used to be an associate professor at Fuller Theological Seminary.

## Known work

* *Unlocking Romans: Resurrection and the justification of God*
* *Why Does the Deliverer Come έκ Σιών (Romans 11.26)?*
* *A man attested by God: the human Jesus of the synoptic gospels*
Corinna Körting

**Corinna Körting** is a professor of Old Testament and Ancient Near East at the University of Hamburg.

## Known work

* *Theology of atonement in the feast calendar of the temple scroll*
* *Zion in den Psalmen*
* *Der Schall des Schofar*
* *Paulus als interkultureller Vermittler: eine Studie zur kulturellen Positionierung des Apostels der Völker*
Erik van Dongen

**Erik Wilhelmus Maria van Dongen** is a scholar of Ancient Greek and Anatolian culture.

## Known work

* *Studying external stimuli to the development of the ancient AegeanThe ‘Kingship in Heaven’-theme from Kumarbi to Kronos via Anatolia*. - PhD-Thesis
* *The Hittite Song of Going Forth (CTH 344): a reconsideration of the narrative*
* *The overland route. Intra-Anatolian interaction ca. 1000–540 BC and the transmission of the alphabet*
Benedikt Hensel

**Benedikt Hensel** is Professor of Hebrew Bible at the Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg.

## Known work

* *Juda und Samaria: zum Verhältnis zweier nach-exilischer Jahwismen*
* *Das JHWH-Heiligtum am Garizim: ein archäologischer Befund und seine literar-und theologiegeschichtliche Einordnung*
* *Ethnic Fiction and Identity-Formation: A New Explanation for the Background of the Question of Intermarriage in Ezra-Nehemiah*
* *Overcoming the Sub-Deuteronomism and Sub-Chronicism of Historiography in Biblical Studies: The Case of the Samaritans*
* *Cult centralization in the Persian period: Biblical and historical perspectives*
* *On the relationship of Judah and Samaria in post-exilic times: A farewell to the conflict paradigm*
* *Theories of the Origin of the Samaritans—Then and Now*
* *Yahwistic Diversity and the Hebrew Bible: Tracing Perspectives of Group Identity from Judah, Samaria, and the Diaspora in Biblical Traditions*
* *Ezra-Nehemiah and Chronicles—New Insights into the Early History of Samari (t) an–Jewish Relations*
Angela Standhartinger

**Angela Standhartinger** is a Professor of New Testament at the University of Marburg.

## Known work

* *Das Frauenbild im Judentum der hellenistischen Zeit: ein Beitrag anhand von 'Joseph und Aseneth'*
* *Die Intention Des Kolosserbriefes*
* *The Origin and Intention of the Household Code in the Letter to the Colossians*
* *The Epistle to the Congregation in Colossae and the Invention of the 'Household Code'*
Darrell Bock

**Darrell L. Bock** is an American New Testament scholar who serves as a senior Research Professor of New Testament studies at Dallas Theological Seminary.

## Literature

* *Three Views on the Millennium and Beyond (Counterpoints: Bible and Theology)*
* *Luke : 2 Volumes (Baker Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament)*
* *Acts (Baker Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament)*
* *Ephesians: An Introduction and Commentary (Tyndale New Testament Commentaries Book 10)*
Desmond Alexander

**T. Desmond Alexander** is a Senior Lecturer in Biblical Studies at Union Theological College.

## Known work

* *Genesis 22 and the Covenant of Circumcision*
* *Lot's hospitality: A clue to his righteousness*
* *From Adam to Judah: the significance of the family tree in Genesis*
* *Are the wife/sister incidents of genesis literary compositional variants?*
* *Genealogies, seed and the compositional unity of Genesis*
* *Abraham Re-Assessed Theologically. The Abraham Narrative and the New Testament Understanding of Justification by Faith* - with Richard Hess, Gordon Wenham and Philip Satterthwaite
* *Messianic Ideology in the book of Genesis* - with Philip Satterthwaite
* *Abraham in the Negev: a source-critical investigation of Genesis 20: 1 to 22: 19*
* *Further Observations on the Term 'Seed' in Genesis*
* *Royal expectations in Genesis to Kings: their importance for biblical theology*
* *The composition of the Sinai narrative in Exodus XIX 1-XXIV 11*
* *From paradise to the promised land: An introduction to the main themes of the Pentateuch*
* *From Paradise to the Promised Land*
* *Dictionary of the Old Testament: Pentateuch: A compendium of contemporary biblical scholarship* - with David W. Baker
* *The Servant King: The Bible's Portrait of the Messiah*
* *From Eden to the New Jerusalem: Exploring God's Plan for Life on Earth*
* *From Eden to the New Jerusalem: An Introduction to Biblical Theology*
* *Commentary on 1-2 Timothy and Titus* - with Andreas Köstenberger and Thomas Schreiner
Alice Mandell

**Alice Mandell** is an Assistant Professor at Johns Hopkins University, who also serves William Foxwell Albright Chair in Biblical and Ancient Near Eastern Studies and Director of Undergraduate Studies.

## Known work

* *‘I Bless You to YHWH and His Asherah’—Writing and Performativity at Kuntillet ʿAjrud*
* *Scribalism and Diplomacy at the Crossroads of Cuneiform Culture: The Sociolinguistics of Canaano-Akkadian* - PhD-Thesis
* *Reconsidering the Function of Tomb Inscriptions in Iron Age Judah: Khirbet Beit Lei as a Test Case* - with Jeremy Smoak
* *Reading and Writing in the Dark at Khirbet el-Qom: The Literacies of Ancient Subterranean Juda*h - with Jeremy Smoak
* *Reading Beyond Literacy, Writing Beyond Epigraphy: Multimodality and the Monumental Inscriptions at Ekron and Tel Dan* - with Jeremy Smoak
* *Texts in the city: monumental inscriptions in Jerusalem’s urban landscape* - with Jeremy Smoak
* *The material turn in the study of Israelite religions: spaces, things, and the body* - with Jeremy Smoak
Simba (Niko)

Simba is CoolZDane's The Weinstein Company Movie-spoof of Niko (2008)

Cast

* Niko - Young Simba (The Lion King; 1994)
* Julius - Timon (The Lion King; 1994)
* Wilma - Marlene (The Penguins of Madagascar)
* Black Wolf - Shere Khan (The Jungle Book; 1967)
* Smiley - Kaa (The Jungle Book; 1967)
* Speces - Tabaqui (Mowgli's Brothers; 1973)
* Saga - Young Nala (The Lion King; 1994)
* Dasher - Mufasa (The Lion King; 1994)
* Prancer - Baloo (The Jungle Book; 1967)
* The Reindeer Boy - Dogo (The Lion Guard)
* The Reindeer Girl - Kijana (The Lion Guard)
* Essie - Gidget (The Secret Life of Pets)
* Oona - Sarabi (The Lion King; 1994)
* Leader - Bagheera (The Jungle Book; 1967)
* Grandpa - King Sabu (Noah's Ark; 2007)
* The Flying Forces - Alex (Madagascar), R.J. (Over The Hedge), Boog (Open Season), Po (Kung Fu Panda), Bolt (Bolt; 2008) and Blu (Rio; 2011)
* Santa Claus - King Triton (The Little Mermaid; 1989)
* Intercom Lady - Elsa (Frozen; 2013)
* Elf Operator - XR (Buzz Lightyear of Star Command)

Gallery
Guy Darshan

**Guy Darshan** is an Old Testament scholar who works as Senior Lecturer at Tel Aviv University.

## Known work

* *The Biblical Account of the Post-Diluvian Generation (Gen. 9: 20-10: 32) in the Light of Greek Genealogical Literature*
* *Ruaḥ 'Elohim in Genesis 1: 2 in light of Phoenician cosmogonies: a tradition's history*
David Briones

**David E. Briones** is an associate professor of New Testament at Westminster Theological Seminary.

## Known work

* *Mutual Brokers of Grace: A Study in 2 Corinthians 1.3-11*
* *Paul’s intentional ‘thankless thanks’ in Philippians 4.10-20*
* *Jesus' parable of the rich fool: Luke 12: 13-34 among ancient conversations on death and possessions*
* *Paul's financial policy: a socio-theological approach*
* *Paul and Seneca in dialogue*
Craig Koester

**Craig R. Koester** is the Professor Emeritus and Asher O. and Carrie Nasby Chair of New Testament at Luther Seminary.

## Known work

* *Hearing, seeing, and believing in the Gospel of John*
* *"The Savior of the World" (John 4: 42)*
* *Symbolism in the Fourth Gospel: Meaning, mystery, community*
* *The word of life: A theology of John's Gospel*
* *Revelation: a new translation with introduction and commentary*
* *Revelation and the end of all things*
Ethan Jones

**Ethan C. Jones** is Associate Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary.

## Known work

* *Valency of the Niphal and the Hithpael: The Contribution of Valency to Lexicography* - PhD-Thesis
* *Direct Reflexivity in Biblical Hebrew: A Note on נפשׁ‎*
* *Bound Pronominal Objects in Biblical Hebrew: Clarification and Critique*
* *Middle and Passive Voice: Semantic Distinctions of the Niphal in Biblical Hebrew*
* *1 Samuel 2: 6: Time and Wayyiqtol in Hannah's Song*
* *Sound and Meaning in the Hebrew Bible: Exegetical Implications*
* *Forming the Imagination: Reading Psalms with Poets*
Christopher Monroe

**Christopher M. Monroe** is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Near Eastern Studies at Cornell University, who specialises in Ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern socioeconomic and maritime culture.

## Known work

* *Scales of Fate: Trade, Tradition, and Transformation in the Eastern Mediterranean ca. 1350–1175 BCE*
* *The Enchanting Scale: Magic and Morality in the Bronze Age Economic Balance*
Greta Van Buylaere

**Greta Van Buylaere** is an Assyriologist and Research Associate at the University of Würzburg.

## Known work

* *The political correspondence of Esarhaddon* - with Mikko Luukko
* *A Palaeographic Analysis of Neo-Assyrian* - PhD-Thesis
* *I Feared the Snow and Turned Back*
* *The Decline of Female Professionals—and the Rise of the Witch—in the Second and Early First Millennium BCE*
* *Depression at the Royal Courts of Esarhaddon and Assurbanipal*
Christoph Uehlinger

**Christoph Uehlinger** is a Swiss scholar of of ancient Mediterranean religions at the University of Zurich.

## Notable work

* *Distinctive or diverse? Conceptualizing ancient Israelite religion in its southern Levantine setting*
* *Göttinnen, Götter und Gottessymbole. Neue Erkenntnisse zur Religionsgeschichte Kanaans und Israels aufgrund bislang unerschlossener ikonographischer Quellen*
Chontel Syfox

**Chontel Syfox** is an Assistant Professor of Classical and Ancient Near Eastern Studies at the Department of Classical and Ancient Near Eastern Studies at University of Wisconsin–Madison.

## Known work

* *Israel's First Physician and Apothecary: Noah and the Origins of Medicine in the Book of Jubilees*
* *Rewriting and (Re)Negotiating Gender: A Study of the Depictions of the Matriarchs in the Book of Jubilees in Relation to Depictions of Heroines in the Greek Novel and Jewish Novella*
* *Traversing the Boundaries of Gender*
Gojko Barjamovic

**Gojko Johansen Barjamovic** is an American and Senior Lecturer on Assyriology at Harvard University.

## Known work

* *Civic institutions and self-government in southern Mesopotamia in the mid-first millennium BC*
* *The geography of trade. Assyrian colonies in Anatolia c. 1975-1725 BC and the study of early interregional networks of exchange*
* *A historical geography of Anatolia in the Old Assyrian colony period*
* *Interlocking commercial networks and the infrastructure of trade in Western Asia during the Bronze Age*
Chris van der Walt

**Chris van der Walt** is a Senior Lecturer of Old Testament at North-West University.

## Known work

* *The deaf cannot see: An accumulation of blindness and deafness as combined theme in Isaiah 42 and 43*
* *Humanity's perceived right to life and the impact thereof on the environment: A perspective from Deuteronomy 20: 19-20*
Daniel Sarlo

**Daniel Sarlo** is a Biblical scholar who completed his PhD at the University of Toronto in 2020.

## Known work

* *The Solar Nature of Yahweh: Reconsidering the Identity of the Ancient Israelite Deity* (Fortress Press, 2022)
* הַמַּבּוּל מַיִם, “The Well of Waters”: Yahweh’s Fresh Water Reservoir beneath His Mountain-Palace (*Journal of Ancient Near Eastern Religions*, 2021)
* *Heliolatry in the Hebrew Bible: An Investigation into Yahweh’s Original Nature* (Ph.D. Dissertation, 2020)
Dirk Schwiderski

**Dirk Schwiderski** is a scholar of Old Testament and Hebrew, who works at the University of Heidelberg.

## Known work

* *Die alt-und reichsaramäischen Inschriften: Texte und Bibliographie*
* *Handbuch des nordwestsemitischen Briefformulars: ein Beitrag zur Echtheitsfrage der aramäischen Briefe des Esrabuches*
* *Deutsch-Akkadisches Wörterbuch* - with Thomas R. Kämmerer
Gary Schnittjer

**Gary Edward Schnittjer** is Distinguished Professor of Old Testament in the School of Divinity at Cairn University.

## Known work

* *The Narrative Multiverse within the Universe of the Bible: The Question of" Borderlines" and" Intertextuality"*
* *The Torah story: An apprenticeship on the Pentateuch*
* *Old Testament Use of Old Testament: A Book-by-Book Guide*
Caryn Reeder

**Caryn A. Reeder** is Professor of New Testament and Co-Coordinator of Gender Studies at Westmont College.

## Known work

* *Malachi 3: 24 and the Eschatological Restoration of the "Family"*
* *The Enemy in the household: Family violence in Deuteronomy and beyond*
* *Wives and daughters: Women, sex, and violence in Biblical tradition*
* *Pity the Women and Children: Punishment by Siege in Josephus’s Jewish War*
* *1 Peter 3: 1–6: Biblical Authority and Battered Wives*
* *Gender, War, and Josephus*
* *Deuteronomy 21.10-14 and/as Wartime Rape*
* *Wartime Rape, the Romans, and the First Jewish Revolt*
* *Gendering war and peace in the Gospel of Luke*
Eibert Tigchelaar

**Eibert Johannes Calvinus Tigchelaar** is Dutch Biblical scholar and professor of Katholieke Universiteit Leuven.

## Known work

* *Prophets of Old and the Day of the End: Zechariah, the Book of Watchers, and Apocalyptic*
* *To Increase Learning for the Understanding Ones: Reading and Reconstructing the Fragmentary Early Jewish Sapiential Text, 4Qinstruction*
* *The Texts from the Judaean Desert: Indices and an Introduction to the Discoveries in the Judaean Desert Series*
Gunnar Haaland

**Gunnar Haaland** is an adjunct professor of Jewish studies at the University of Oslo, who specialises in Josephus.

## Known work

* *Jewish laws for a Roman audience: toward an understanding of" Contra Apionem"*
* *Josephus and the Philosophers of Rome: Does Contra Apionem Mirror Domitian’s Crushing of the “Stoic Opposition”?*
* *What difference does philosophy make? The three schools as a rhetorical Devicein Josephus*
* *Exploring challenging picturebooks in education: international perspectives on language and literature learning* - with Åse Marie Ommundsen and Bettina Kümmerling-Meibauer
Hanna Stenström

**Hanna Stenström** is a docent and senior lecturer of New Testament at the University College Stockholm.

## Known work

* *The Book of Revelation: A vision of the ultimate liberation or the ultimate backlash?: a study in 20th century interpretations of Rev 14: 1-5, with special emphasis on feminist exegesis* - PhD-Thesis
Ariel Kopilovitz

**Ariel Kopilovitz** is a Senior Lecturer in Biblical Studies at Bar-Ilan University.

## Known work

* *The Legislation of War: A Study of the Story of the Israelite Ware against Midian (Numbers 31)*
* *A Murderous, Captured Lion: Ezekiel's Negative Approach Toward Jehoiachin*
* *From Vassal to Empire: The Metamorphosis of Israel's Leadership and Statehood in Ezekiel 17*
Anu Põldsam

**Anu Põldsam** is a Lecturer in Jewish Studies at the Chair of the Old Testament and Semitic Studies in the School of Theology and Religious Studie at the University of Tartu.

## Known work

* *Prayer for Rain by Elijah and by Honi the Circle-Maker. Two Ends of the same Concept in the Light of Lazar Gulkowitsch’ Ideas*
* *Psalm 86, its place in the Psalter, and group identity in the Second Temple Period* - with Urmas Nõmmik
Christopher Lortie

**Christopher Lortie** is Associate Professor Of Biblical Studies at Providence University College and Theological Seminary.

## Known work

* *Mighty to Save: A Literary and Historical Study of Habakkuk 3 and its Traditions*
* *These are the Days of the Prophets: A Literary Analysis of Ezra 1-6*
* *The Value of Non-Hebrew Textual Traditions*
Aubrey Buster

**Aubrey E. Buster** is an Assistant Professor of Old Testament at Wheaton College.

## Known work

* *Musical Illuminations of Genesis Narratives.*
* *Worlds That Could Not Be: Utopia in Chronicles, Ezra and Nehemiah.*
* *Recited History and Social Memory in the Ancient Mediterranean*
* *Remembering the Story of Israel: Historical Summaries and Memory Formation in Second Temple Judaism*
Gianni Marchesi

**Gianni Marchesi** is the Associate Professor in Assyriology at the University of Bologna.

## Known work

* *On the Divine Name d BA. Ú*
* *Who was buried in the Royal Tombs of Ur? The epigraphic and textual data*
* *LUMMA in the Onomasticon and Literature of Ancient Mesopotamia*
* *The Sumerian King List and the early history of Mesopotamia*
* *Royal Statuary of early dynastic Mesopotamia* - with Nicolò Marchetti
* *Toward a Chronology of Early Dynastic Rulers in Mesopotamia*
* *A New Historical Inscription of Sargon II from Karkemish*
Francois Tolmie

**Donald Francois Tolmie** is a New Testament Scholar at the University of the Free State.

## Known work

* *Jesus' farewell to the disciples: John 13: 1-17: 26 in narratological perspective*
* *The characterization of God in the Fourth Gospel*
* *Persuading the Galatians: A text-centred rhetorical analysis of a Pauline letter*
* *Narratology and Biblical narratives: a practical guide*
* *Transforming theological knowledge: Essays on theology and the university after apartheid* - with Rian Venter
Brian Schmidt

**Brian B. Schmidt** is Professor of Hebrew Bible and Ancient Mediterranean West Asian Cultures at the University of Michigan.

## Known work

* *Israel's beneficent dead: ancestor cult and necromancy in ancient Israelite religion and tradition*
* *Contextualizing Israel's Sacred Writings: Ancient Literacy, Orality, and Literary Production*
* *The Materiality of Power: Explorations in the Social History of Ancient Israelite Magic*
Benjamin Edsall

**Benjamin Edsall** is a Senior Research Fellow of Biblical and Early Christian Studies at Australian Catholic University, who specialises in Pauline literature, early Christian gospels, New Testament reception and early Christian interpretation; hermeneutics.

## Known work

* *Paul's witness to formative early Christian instruction*
* *The Songs we Used to Sing? Hymn 'Traditions' and Reception in Pauline Letters*
* *The reception of Paul and early Christian initiation: history and hermeneutics*
Armin Baum

**Armin Daniel Baum** is Professor of New Testament at the Freien Theologischen Hochschule Gießen in Germany.

## Known work

* *Papias als Kommentator evangelischer Aussprüche Jesu: Erwägungen zur Art seines Werkes*
* *Papias, der Vorzug der viva vox und die Evangelienschriften*
* *Pseudepigraphie und literarische Fälschung im frühen Christentum: mit ausgewählten Quellentexten samt deutscher Übersetzung*
* *Der jüdische Messias Jesus und sein jüdischer Apostel Paulus* - with Detlef Häußer and Emmanuel Rehfeld
Cana Werman

**Cana Werman** is a Professor in the Department of Jewish History at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.

## Known work

* *Jubilees 30: Building a Paradigm for the Ban on Intermarriage*
* *Hidden things and their revelation* - with Aharon Shemesh
* *Qumran and the Book of Noah*
* *Penitential Prayer in Second Temple Judaism: The development of a religious institution*
* *Halakhah at Qumran: Genre and authority*
Gary Beckman

**Gary Michael Beckman** is a Hittitologist and the George G. Cameron Professor of Ancient Near Eastern Civilization and Languages and Civilizations at the University of Michigan.

## Known work

* *The Hittite Assembly*
* *Hittite birth rituals*
* *Mesopotamians and Mesopotamian learning at Ḫattuša*
* *Inheritance and royal succession among the Hittites*
* *Herding and herdsmen in Hittite culture*
* *The religion of the Hittites*
* *The Hittite “Ritual of the Ox”(CTH 760.1. 2-3)*
* *Hittite administration in Syria in the light of the texts from Hattuša, Ugarit, and Emar*
* *From cradle to grave: women's role in Hittite medicine and magic*
* *The Siege of Uršu Text (CTH 7) and Old Hittite Historiography*
* *Hittite provincial administration in Anatolia and Syria: the view from Masat and Emar*
* *Royal ideology and state administration in Hittite Anatolia*
* *Memory and literacy in ancient western Asia* - with Herman Vanstiphout, Jack Sasson and John Baines
* *Private life in ancient Mesopotamia* - with Marten Stol, Jack M Sasson and John Baines
* *Hittite diplomatic texts*
* *Family values on the Middle Euphrates in the Thirteenth Century BCE* - with Mark Chavalas
* *Near Eastern and Aegean texts from the third to the first millennia BC*
* *Ištar of Nineveh reconsidered*
* *Hittite myths* - with Harry Hofner
* *The tongue is a bridge: Communication between humans and gods in Hittite Anatolia*
* *Hittite chronology*
Anssi Voitila

**Anssi Voitila** is an Old Testament scholar, who serves as an adjunct professor and Senior University Lecturer at the University of Eastern Finland.

## Known work

* *What the translation of tenses tells about the Septuagint translators*
* *Judith and Deuteronomistic Heritage*
* *Septuagint Syntax and Hellenistic Greek*
David Bryan

**David Bryan** is the Director of TEDS Undergraduate Teaching, Assistant Director of the Master of Divinity and Assistant Professor of New Testament at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School.

## Known work

* *A Revised Cosmic Hierarchy Revealed: Apocalyptic Literature and Jesus’ Ascent in Luke’s Gospel*
* *Transformation of the Mustard Seed and Leaven in the Gospel of Luke*
Drew Holland

**Drew S. Holland** is an Old Testament Scholar and Assistant Professor of Religion and Philosophy at the University of Tennessee Southern.

## Known work

* *On the Commonalities of Deuteronomy 13 with Ancient Near Eastern Treaties*
* *The Form and Function of the Source Citations in 1–2 Kings*
* *An Alternative Approach to the Dilemma of 2 Kgs 3: 27*
Brian Doak

**Brian R. Doak** is Professor of Biblical Studies in the School of Theology at George Fox University.

## Known work

* *Legalists, visionaries, and new names: Sectarianism and the search for apocalyptic origins in Isaiah 56-66*
* *“Funerary Iconography on an Infant Burial Jar from Ashkelon”* - with Kathleen Birney
* *“Some Worthless and Reckless Fellows”: Landlessness and Parasocial Leadership in Judges*
* *The fate and power of heroic bones and the politics of bone transfer in ancient Israel and Greece*
* *Ezekiel’s Topography of the (Un-) Heroic Dead in Ezekiel 32: 17–32*
Gianluca Miniaci

**Gianluca Miniaci** is an Associate Professor of Egyptology at the University of Pisa.

## Known work

* *The Case of the Third Intermediate Period ‘Shabti-Maker (?) of the Amun Domain’ Diamun / Padiamun and the Change in Conception of Shabti Statuettes\**
* *The collapse of faience figurine production at the end of the Middle Kingdom: reading the history of an epoch between postmodernism and grand narrative*
Friedrich Fechter

**Friedrich Fechter** is an adjunct professor of Old Testament at the University of Erlangen–Nuremberg.

## Known work

* *Die Familie in der Nachexilszeit: Untersuchungen zur Bedeutung der Verwandtschaft in ausgewählten Texten des Alten Testaments*
* *Bewältigung der Katastrophe: Untersuchungen zu ausgewählten Fremdvölkersprüchen im Ezechielbuch*
Gert Kwakkel

**Gert Kwakkel** is Professor of Old Testament at the Theological University of the Reformed Churches.

## Known work

* *According to my righteousness: Upright behaviour as grounds for deliverance in Psalms 7, 17, 18, 26, and 44*
* *Models of Spirituality in the Bible: Abraham, David, Job and Peter*
* *'Out of Egypt I Have Called My Son': Matthew 2: 15 and Hosea 11: 1 in Dutch and American Evangelical Interpretation*
* *On Finding the Theological Message of Old Testament Books: A Plea for Paying Attention to the Redemptive-Historical Context*
* *Berith and Covenants in the Old Testament: A Contribution to a Fruitful Cooperation of Exegesis and Systematic Theology*
George Guthrie

**George Guthrie** is Professor of New Testament at Regent College.

## Known work

* *New Testament Exegesis of Hebrews and the Catholic Epistles*
* *Biblical Greek exegesis: A graded approach to learning intermediate and advanced Greek* - with J. Scott Duvall
* *The Holman Guide to Interpreting the Bible* - with David S. Dockery
* *The structure of James* - with Mark E. Taylor
* *Read the Bible for Life*
Georg Steins

**Georg Steins** is the Professor of Biblical Theology and Exegesis of the Old Testament at the University of Osnabrück.

## Known work

* *» Fremde sind wir...« Zur Wahrnehmung des Fremdseins und zur Sorge für die Fremden in alttestamentlicher Perspektive*
* *Zur Datierung der Chronik. Ein neuer methodischer Ansatz*
* *Die Bücher der Chronik*
Bernard Levinson

**Bernard M. Levinson** is a Professor of Classical and Near Eastern Studies and of Law at the University of Minnesota, who holds the Berman Family Chair in Jewish Studies and Hebrew Bible.

## Known work

* *The reconceptualization of kingship in Deuteronomy and the Deuteronomistic history's transformation of torah*
* *Deuteronomy and the hermeneutics of legal innovation*
* *The Pentateuch as Torah: New Models for Understanding Its Promulgation and Acceptance*
* *Legal revision and religious renewal in ancient Israel*
Gard Granerød

**Gard Granerød** is a Norwegian Old Testament Scholar, who is interested in ancient Judaism during the Persian period.

## Known work

* *Temple destruction, mourning and curse in Elephantine, with a view to Lamentations*
* *The Passover and the Temple of YHW : On the Interaction between the Authorities and the Judaean Community at Elephantine as Reflected in the Yedanyah Archive, Aršāma and his World: The Bodleian Letters in Context. Vol. III: Aršāma's World*
* *The Cup or Qôs? Lost Prayer and Wordplay in Lamentations 4:21–22*
* *Abram the One from Beyond-the-River, and King Chedorlaomer of Elam (Genesis 14): Persia and the Formation of Judaean Ethnic Identity in a Late Patriarchal Narrative*
* *YHW the god of heaven: An interpretatio persica et aegyptiaca of YHW in Elephantine*
Anna Zernecke

**Anna Elise Zernecke** is the Professor for the History of Religions in the Old Testament and Archeology of Syria and Palestine at the University of Kiel.

## Known work

* *How to Approach a Deity: The Growth of a Prayer Addressed to Ištar*
* *The Lady of the Titles: The Lady of Byblos and the Search for her» True Name «*
* *Mesopotamian Parallels to the Psalms*
* *Nomina nuda tenemus: The God Elyon (ʿlyn)*
Armin Lange

**Armin Alfred Johann Caspar Lange** is Professor for Second Temple Judaism at the University of Vienna, Institute for Jewish Studies.

## Known work

* *Wisdom and Predestination in the Dead Sea Scrolls*
* *The Essene position on magic and divination*
* *Human Sacrifice in Jewish and Christian Tradition* - with Karin Finsterbusch
* *The Shema Israel in Second Temple Judaism*
* *Biblical Quotations and Allusions in Second Temple Jewish Literature* - with Matthias Weigold
Christoph Berner

**Christoph Berner** is the Professor of Theology and Literary History of the Old Testament and Biblical-Oriental Languages at the University of Kiel.

## Known work

* *Jahre, jahrwochen und jubiläen: heptadische geschichtskonzeptionen im antiken Judentum*
* *Die Exoduserzählung: Das literarische Werden einer Ursprungslegende Israels*
Benjamin White

**Benjamin L. White** is an Associate Professor of Religion at Clemson University, who specialises in New Testament.

## Known work

* *Reclaiming Paul?: Reconfiguration as Reclamation in 3 Corinthians*
* *How to Read a Book: Irenaeus and the Pastoral Epistles Reconsidered*
* *Imago Pauli: Memory, Tradition, and Discourses on the “Real” Paul in the Second Century*
* *The Eschatological Conversion of ‘All the Nations’ in Matthew 28.19-20:(Mis) reading Matthew through Paul*
* *Remembering Paul: Ancient and Modern Contests over the Image of the Apostle*
* *Justin between Paul and the Heretics: The Salvation of Christian Judaizers in the Dialogue with Trypho*
Daniel Pioske

**Daniel Pioske** is an Old Testament Scholar and Assistant Professor at the University of St. Thomas.

## Known work

* *David's Jerusalem: A sense of place*
* *The Scribe of David: A Portrait of a Life*
* *David's Jerusalem: Between Memory and History*
* *Memory and its materiality: The case of early iron age Khirbet Qeiyafa and Jerusalem*
* *Retracing a remembered past: Methodological remarks on memory, history, and the Hebrew Bible*
* *Prose Writing in an Age of Orality: A Study of 2 Sam 5: 6-9*
* *Memory in a Time of Prose: Studies in Epistemology, Hebrew Scribalism, and the Biblical Past*
Adelbert Denaux

**Adelbert Denaux** is the Professor Emeritus of New Testament at Tilburg School of Catholic Theology.

## Known work

* *John and the Synoptics*
* *The Parable of the King-Judge (Lk 19, 1228) and its Relation to the Entry Story (Lk 19, 29 44)*
* *Looking Towards a Church Fully Reconciled: The Final Report of the Anglican–Roman Catholic International Commission 1983–2005 (ARCIC II)*
* *Semitisms in Luke's Greek: A Descriptive Analysis of Lexical and Syntactical Domains of Semitic Language Influence in Luke's Gospel* - with Albert Hogeterp
Gwendolyn Leick

**Gwendolyn Leick** is a British-Austrian Assyriologist.

## Known work

* *A Dictionary of Ancient Near Eastern Architecture*
* *A Dictionary of Ancient Near Eastern Mythology*
* *Sex and Eroticism in Mesopotamian Literature*
* *Who's Who in the Ancient Near East*
* *Mesopotamia: The Invention of the City*
* *Historical Dictionary of Mesopotamia*
* *The Babylonians: An Introduction*
Carolin Neuber

**Carolin Neuber** is Professor of Old Testament at the University of Trier.

## Known work

* *Gottesberge und Bergsteiger: Berge als Orte spiritueller Erfahrung*
* *Auszug in die Wüste des Gerichts. Transformation des Exodusmotivs in Ez 20*
* *Affirmation und Anfechtung: Untersuchungen zu den Reden der Gegner in den Psalmen*