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Paul Anderson

**Paul Anderson** is a New Testament scholar who is Professor of Biblical and Quaker Studies at George Fox University.

## Known work

* *The Christology of the fourth Gospel*
* *The Having-Sent-Me Father—Aspects of Agency, Encounter, and Irony in the Johannine Father-Son Relationship*
* *The Fourth Gospel and the Quest for Jesus: Modern Foundations Reconsidered*
* *John, Jesus, and history, volume 1: Critical appraisals of critical views* - with Felix Just and Tom Thatcher
* *The Christology of the Fourth Gospel: Its Unity and Disunity in the Light of John 6 (With a New Introduction, Outlines, and Epilogue)*
* *The riddles of the Fourth Gospel: An introduction to John*
* *John, Jesus, and History, Volume 2: Aspects of Historicity in the Fourth Gospel* - with Felix Just and Tom Thatcher
Rients de Boer

**Rients de Boer** is a Lecturer of Assyriology for the Leiden University Institute for Area Studies.

## Known work

* *An Early Old Babylonian Archive from the Kingdom of Malgium?*
* *Amorites in the Early Old Babylonian Period*
* *Two early Old Babylonian “Mananâ” archives dated to the last years of Sumu-la-El*
* *Beginnings of Old Babylonian Babylon: Sumu-abum and Sumu-la-El*
* *The Ikun-pisa Letter Archive from Tell ed-Der: IPLA*
Ruth Palmer

**Ruth Palmer** is an Associate Professor at Ohio University, who specialises in Greek, Roman and Egyptian archaeology.

## Known work

* *Linear A commodities: a comparison of resources*
* *Perishable Goods in Mycenaean Texts*
* *Trade in wine, perfumed oil and foodstuffs: the Linear B evidence and beyond*
* *Wine in the Mycenaean palace economy*
* *Models in Linear B landholding: an analysis of methodology*
Paul Williamson

**Paul R. Williamson** is a Lecturer in Old Testament at Moore College.

## Known work

* *Abraham, Israel and the nations: the patriarchal promise and its covenantal development in Genesis*
* *Sealed with an oath: covenant in God's unfolding purpose*
* *Death and the Afterlife: Biblical Perspectives on Ultimate Questions (New Studies in Biblical Theology)*
Simo Parpola

**Simo Parpola** is a Finnish Assyriolgist and Professor emeritus of Assyriology at the University of Helsinki till 2009.

## PhD's over seen

Dr. Parpola oversaw 5 PhDs during his time at the University of Helsinki:

* *Tabal. Zur Geschichte und materiellen Kultur des zentralanatolischen Hochplateaus von 1200-600 v.Chr.* by Sanna Aro
* *The King ́s Magnates, Highest Officials of the Neo-Assyrian Empire* by Raija Mattila
* *The God Ninurta in the Mythology and Royal Ideology of Ancient Mesopotamia* by Amar Annus
* *Grammatical Variation in Neo-Assyrian* by Mikko Luukko
* *The Sumerian Sacred Marriage* by Pirjo Lapinkivi
Rocío Da Riva

**Rocío Da Riva** is an Assyriologist and Professor in the Department of History and Archaeology of the University of Barcelon.

## Known work

* *The Inscriptions of Nabopolassar, Amel-Marduk and Neriglissar*
* *The angry Ištar of Eturkalamma: BM 32482+ and the conservation of cultic traditions in the Late Babylonian period*
Vladimir Sazonov

**Vladimir Sazonov** is a co-professor at the Centre for Oriental Studies at the University of Tartu.

## Known work

* *Some remarks concerning the development of the theology of war in Ancient Mesopotamia*
* *Enki and the Sumerian Kingship*
* *Universalistic Ambitions, Deification and Claims of Divine Origin of Mesopotamian Rulers: the Lagaš II Dynasty*
* *The Long Path of Nanāia from Mesopotamia to Central and South Asia*
Yağmur Heffron

**Yağmur Heffron** is a Lecturer in the History of the Ancient Middle East at University College London.

## Known work

* *Revisiting 'Noise' (rigmu) in Atra-ḫasīs in Light of Baby Incantations*
* *The material culture of Hittite 'God-drinking'*
* *Stone stelae and religious space at Kültepe-Kaneš*
* *Paraphernalia of Funerary Display at Kaneš*
Simeon Chavel

**Simeon Chavel** is an Associate Professor of Hebrew Bible in the Divinity School at the University of Chicago.

## Known work

* *Compositry and creativity in 2 Samuel 21: 1-14*
* *The Second Passover, Pilgrimage, and the Centralized Cult*
* *The Face of God and the Etiquette of Eye-Contact: Visitation, Pilgrimage, and Prophetic Vision in Ancient Israelite and Early Jewish Imagination*
* *Oracular Law and Priestly Historiography in the Torah*
* *A Kingdom of Priests and its Earthen Altars in Exodus 19-24*
Rikard Roitto

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

## Known work

* *Behaving as a Christ-believer: a cognitive perspective on identity and behavior norms in Ephesians*
* *Practices of confession, intercession, and forgiveness in 1 John 1.9; 5.16*
* *The Polyvalence of ἀφίημι and the Two Cognitive Frames of Forgiveness in the Synoptic Gospels*
* *The Oxford handbook of early Christian ritual*
Orly Goldwasser

**Orly Goldwasser** is Professor of Egyptology at The Hebrew University, Jerusalem.

## Known work

* *Hieratic inscriptions from Tel Sera'in southern Canaan*
* *On the choice of registers: studies on the grammar of Papyrus Anastasi I*
* *An Egyptian Scribe from Lachish and the Hieratic Tradition of the Hebrew Kingdoms*
* *The Narmer Palette and the 'Triumph of metaphor'*
* *From icon to metaphor: studies in the semiotics of the hieroglyphs*
* *Hieratic Fragments from Tell el-Farʿah (South)* - with Stefan Wimmer
* *Prophets, lovers and giraffes: wor(l)d classification in ancient Egypt*
* *King Apophis of Avaris and the emergence of monotheism*
* *Canaanites reading hieroglyphs: Horus is Hathor?—The invention of the alphabet in Sinai*
* *A comparison between classifier languages and classifier script: The case of ancient Egyptian*
* *On the new definition of classifier languages and scripts*
* *How the alphabet was born from hieroglyphs*
Walter Kaiser

**Walter C. Kaiser Jr.** is the Colman M. Mockler distinguished Professor of Old Testament Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary.

## Known work

* *Toward Old Testament Ethics*
* *Introduction to Biblical hermeneutics: the search for meaning* - with Moises Silva
* *A history of Israel: From the bronze age through the Jewish wars* - with Paul D. Wegner
* *Malachi: God's unchanging love*
Enrique Jiménez

**Enrique Jiménez** is a profesor of Ancient Near Eastern literature at the University of Munich.

## Known work

* *La imagen de los vientos en la literatura babilónica* - PhD-Thesis
* *On the Commentary to the Code of Hammurapi and the Babylonian God of Ordea*
* *New Fragments of Gilgameš and Other Literary Texts from Kuyunjik*
* *Myth, ritual, and interpretation: the commentary on Enūma eliš I-VII and a commentary on Elamite month names* - with Eckart Frahm
* *The Babylonian Disputation Poems: With Editions of the Series of the Poplar, Palm and Vine, the Series of the Spider, and the Story of the Poor, Forlorn Wren*
Sean Adams

**Sean A. Adams** is Professor of New Testament and Ancient Culture at the University of Glasgow.

## Known work

* *Luke’s Preface and Its Relationship to Greek Historiography: A Response to Loveday Alexander*
* *Paul the Roman citizen: Roman citizenship in the ancient world and its importance for understanding Acts 22: 22–29*
* *Paul and the ancient letter form* - with Stanley Porter
* *The Genre of Acts and Collected Biography*
* *Baruch and the Epistle of Jeremiah: A Commentary Based on the texts in Codex Vaticanus*
* *Luke and Progymnasmata: Rhetorical handbooks, rhetorical sophistication and genre selection*
* *Composite Citations in Antiquity: Volume 2: New Testament Use*s - with Seth Ehorn
* *Greek Genres and Jewish Authors: Negotiating Literary Culture in the Greco-Roman Era*
Todd Klutz

**Todd Klutz** is a Senior Lecturer in Biblical Studies and Early Christian Literature at the University of Manchester. He is interested Gnosticism and magic of the Biblical world.

## Known work

* *The Grammar of Exorcism in the Ancient Mediterranean World. Some Cosmological, Semantic, and Pragmatic Reflections on How Exorcistic Prowess Contributed to the Worship of Jesus*
* *The rhetoric of science in the rise of Christianity: A response to Rodney Stark's sociological account of Christianization*
* *Re-reading 1 Corinthians after rethinking 'Gnosticism'*
* *The exorcism stories in Luke-Acts: a sociostylistic reading*
* *Rewriting the Testament of Solomon: Tradition, Conflict, and Identity in a Late Antique Pseudepigraphon*
Peter Gurry

**Peter J. Gurry** is an Associate Professor of New Testament and the Director of Text & Canon Institute at Phoenix Seminary, who teaches Greek and New Testament literature.

## Known work

* *The Number of Variants in the Greek New Testament: A Proposed Estimate*
* *How Your Greek NT Is Changing: A Simple Introduction to the Coherence-Based Genealogical Method (CBGM)*
* *A Critical Examination of the Coherence-Based Genealogical Method in New Testament Textual Criticism*
* *A New Approach to Textual Criticism: An Introduction to the Coherence-Based Genealogical Method* - with Tommy Wasserman
* *The Harklean Syriac and the Development of the Byzantine Text: A Historical Test for the Coherence-Based Genealogical Method (CBGM)*
* *'A Book Worth Publishing': The Making of Westcott and Hort's Greek New Testament (1881)*
* *On Not Preferring the Shorter Reading: Matthew as a Test Case*
Thomas Schneider

**Thomas Schneider** is Professor of Egyptology and Near Eastern Studies at the University of British Columbia.

## Known work

* *Lexikon der Pharaonen. Die altägyptischen Könige von der Frühzeit bis zur Römerherrschaft*
* *Ausländer in Ägypten während des Mittleren Reiches und der Hyksoszeit*
* *Ausländer in Ägypten während des Mittleren Reiches und der Hyksoszeit*
* *Die 101 wichtigsten Fragen: Das alte Ägypten*
* *Ancient Egypt Investigated: 101 Important Questions & Intriguing Answers*
Travis Williams

**Travis B. Williams** is a Professor of New Testament and Early Christian Literature at Tusculum University.

## Known work

* *Bringing Method to the Madness: examining the Style of the longer ending of Mark*
* *Contextualizing Conflict: The Persecutions of 1 Peter in Their Anatolian Setting*
* *Reconsidering the imperatival participle in 1 Peter*
* *Suffering from a Critical Oversight: The Persecutions of 1 Peter within Modern Scholarship*
* *Persecution in 1 Peter: Differentiating and contextualizing early Christian suffering*
* *Visuality, Vivid Description, and the Message of 1 Peter: The Significance of the Roaring Lion (1 Peter 5: 8)* - with David Horrell and Bradley Arnold
* *Good Works in 1 Peter: Negotiating Social Conflict and Christian Identity in the Greco-Roman World*
* *Reciprocity and Suffering in 1 Peter 2, 19-20: Reading χάρις in Its Ancient Social Context*
* *Intertextuality and Methodological Bias: Prolegomena to the Evaluation of Source Materials in 1 Peter*
Nathan MacDonald

**Nathan MacDonald** is a Professor of the Interpretation of the Old Testament and Fellow and College Lecturer in Theology, St John's College.

## Known work

* *Deuteronomy and the Meaning of ‘Monotheism’* - PhD-Thesis
* *What did the Ancient Israelites Eat? Diet in Biblical Times*
* *Not Bread Alone: The Uses of Food in the Old Testament*
* *Priestly Rule: Polemic and Biblical Interpretation in Ezekiel 44*
Rainer Riesner

**Rainer Riesner** is Professor of New Testament at the Dortmund University of Technology.

## Known work

* *Jesus als Lehrer: eine Untersuchung zum Ursprung der Evangelien-Überlieferung*
* *Die Frühzeit des Apostels Paulus: Studien zur Chronologie, Missionsstrategie und Theologie (WUNT 71)*
* *Paul's early period: chronology, mission strategy, theology*
Willemijn Waal

**Willemijn Waal** is a lecturer of Assyriology and Hittitology at the Leiden University.

## Known work

* *They wrote on wood. The case for a hieroglyphic scribal tradition on wooden writing boards in Hittite Anatolia*
* *Writing in Anatolia: The origins of the Anatolian hieroglyphs and the introductions of the cuneiform script*
* *Fate strikes back: new evidence for the identification of the Hittite fate deities and its implications for hieroglyphic writing in Anatolia*
* *A Hittite Scribal Tradition Predating the Tablet Collections of Ḫattuša?* - with Alwin Kloekhorst
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Tomáš Glomb

**Tomáš Glomb** is an Assistant Professor in the Department for the Study of Religion at Masaryk University, who specialises in Egyptian religion within a Greco-Roman context.

## Known work

* *Impact of Factors Involved in the Early Spread of the Isiac Cults Across the Aegean Sea: A Quantitative Evaluation* - PhD-Thesis
Sara Milstein

**Sara J. Milstein** is Professor of Hebrew Bible and Ancient Near Eastern Studies at the University of British Columbia.

## Known work

* *The Buried Foundation of the Gilgamesh Epic: The Akkadian Huwawa Narrative* - with Daniel Fleming
* *The Origins of Adapa*
* *Tracking the Master Scribe: Revision through Introduction in Biblical and Mesopotamian Literature*
* *Making a Case: The Practical Roots of Biblical Law*
Zainab Bahrani

**Zainab Bahrani** is an Iraqi Assyriologist and professor of Ancient Near Eastern Art and Archaeology at Columbia University.

## Known work

* *Conjuring Mesopotamia: imaginative geography and a world past*
* *The graven image: representation in Babylonia and Assyria*
* *Race and ethnicity in Mesopotamian antiquity*
* *The Infinite Image: Art, time and the aesthetic dimension in antiquity*
* *Performativity and the image: Narrative, representation, and the Uruk Vase*
Terje Stordalen

**Terje Stordalen** is Professor of Hebrew Bible & Old Testament studies at the University of Oslo.

## Known work

* *Man, Soil, Garden: Basic Plot in Genesis 2-3 Reconsidered*
* *The Canonization of Ancient Hebrew and Confucian Literature*
* *Echoes of Eden: Genesis 2-3 and symbolism of the Eden Garden in biblical Hebrew literature*
Risto Uro

**Risto Uro** is a retired lecturer of New Testament at the University of Helsinki.

## Known work

* *Thomas at the Crossroads: Essays on the Gospel of Thomas*
* *Introduction: social and cognitive perspectives in the study of Christian origins and early Judaism* - with Petri Luomanen and Ilkka Pyysiäinen
* *Mind, morality and magic: cognitive science approaches in biblical studies* - with István Czachesz
* *Ritual and Christian Beginnings: A Socio-Cognitive Analysis*
Ulrich Kellermann

**Ulrich Kellermann** is an adjunct professor of Old Testament at the University of Münster.

## Known work

* *Erwägungen zum Problem der Esradatierung*
* *Überwindung des Todesgeschicks in der alttestamentlichen Frömmigkeit vor und neben dem Auferstehungsglauben*
* *Das Danielbuch und die Märtyrertheologie der Auferstehung*
Factions

Factions are groups of people teamed together with their power shared together to keep chunks of land protected

## **Colour coding**

### Factions

1. Safe zones are gold
2. Warzones are dark red
3. Wilderness is grey

### Relations

1. Allies are light purple
2. Enemies are red
3. Members are green
4. Neutral are white
5. Peaceful are gold
6. Truce is dark purple

## Costs

1. Cost to create: 100
2. Cost to claim factions: 40
3. Cost to claim wilderness: 30
4. Claim additional multiplier: 0.5
5. Claim refund multiplier: 0.7
6. Set home: 1500

## Power

You gain power over time, and power can be lost from dying and gained from killing, after a member in your faction dies; no one in the faction may regenerate power.

Your maximum power is 15 and your minimum power is -15, your faction power is the total of all your members power, meaning a member may weigh the faction down.

You lose 4 power when you die, If you are killed by a player, the player gains 2 power.

## Influence

Your Influence is your *power - chunks claimed* If your faction has more influence than another faction, the faction may have its chunks claimed. However this makes you lose influence, as you have more chunks claimed, and their influence increases as they lose the burden of claimed chunks, this system prevents you from infinitely claiming enemy land.

## Relations

You may have 10 allies, 10 enemies, and 10 truces
Ruben Zimmermann

**Ruben Zimmermann** is Professor of New Testament Studies at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz.

## Known work

* *Das Hochzeitsritual im Jungfrauengleichnis.: Sozialgeschichtliche Hintergründe zu Mt 25.1–13Ich danke Prof. Dr. U. Luz (Bern) herzlich für die Durchsicht des Manuskripts und weiterführende Anregungen*
* *Nuptial imagery in the Revelation of John*
* *Imagery in the Gospel of John: terms, forms, themes, and theology of Johannine figurative language* - with Jörg Frey, Jan Gabriël Van der Watt, and Gabriele Kern
* *The "implicit ethics" of New Testament writings: a draft on a new methodology for analysing New Testament ethics*
Wolfgang Zwickel

**Wolfgang Zwickel** is Professor of Old Testament Studies and Biblical Archaeology at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz.

## Known work

* *Räucherkult und Räuchergeräte: exegetische und archäologische Studien zum Räucheropfer im Alten Testament*
* *Die Welt des Alten und Neuen Testaments: ein Sach-und Arbeitsbuch*
* *Der Tempelkult in Kanaan und Israel*
* *Einführung in die biblische Landes-und Altertumskunde*
Rita Lucarelli

**Rita Lucarelli** is Associate Professor of Egyptology in the department of Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures at the University of California, Berkeley.

## Known work

* *The Book of the Dead of Gatseshen. Ancient Egyptian Funerary Religion in the 10th Century BC*
* *Demons in the Book of the Dead*
* *The Vignette of Ch. 40 of the Book of the Dead*
* *Popular Beliefs in Demons in the Libyan Period: The Evidence of the Oracular Amuletic Decrees*
* *The guardian-demons of the Book of the Dead*
* *Demonology during the late Pharaonic and Greco-Roman periods in Egypt*
* *The so-called vignette of Spell 182 of the Book of the Dead*
* *Towards a comparative approach to demonology in antiquity: The case of ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia*
* *Illness as Divine Punishment: The Nature and Function of the Disease-Carrier Demons in the Ancient Egyptian Magical Texts*
Patrick Schreiner

**Patrick Schreiner** is the Director of the Residency PhD program and Associate Professor of New Testament and Biblical Theology at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.

## Known work

* *Space, place and biblical studies: A survey of recent research in light of developing trends*
* *Matthew, Disciple and Scribe: The First Gospel and Its Portrait of Jesus*
Wolfgang Waitkus

**Wolfgang Waitkus** is a German Egyptologists at the University of Hamburg.

## Known work

* *Anmerkungen zu der Verteilung der Dämonennamen aus TB 144/147 im "Zweiwegebuch"*
* *Zur Deutung einiger apotropäischer Götter in den Gräbern im Tal der Königinnen und im Grabe Ramses III.*
* *Eine Fahrt der Hathor von Dendera nach Edfu im Monat Paophi?*
Ville Vuolanto

**Ville Vuolanto** is a lecturer at Tampere University, with a focus on early Christianity and Ancient Roman history.

## Known work

* *Children and agency: Religion as socialisation in late antiquity and the late medieval west* - with Sari Katajala-Peltomaa
* *Children and asceticism in late Antiquity: Continuity, family dynamics and the rise of Christianity*
* *Children and Everyday Life in the Roman and Late Antique Worl*d - with Christian Laes
Niko Huttunen

**Niko Huttunen** is a Finnish New Testament Scholar and researcher at the University of Helsinki.

## Known work

* *Stoic law in Paul?*
* *Paul and Epictetus on Law: A Comparison*
* *Roman Christianity and Roman Stoicism. A comparative study of ancient morality*
* *The Bible, Finland, and the Civil War of 1918: Reception history and effective history of the Bible as contextualized biblical studies*
* *Paul and Epictetus on Law: A Comparison*
William Schniedewind

**William M. Schniedewind** is the Professor of Biblical Studies and Northwest Semitic Languages at the University of California, Los Angeles.

## Known work

### Own work

* *The word of God in transition: From Prophet to exegete in the Second Temple Period*
* *A social history of Hebrew: Its origins through the rabbinic period*

### Disserations suprevised

* *The Deification and Demonization of Tĕhôm: From Deity to Deep* - Rosanna Ann Lu dissertation
Olaf Kaper

**Olaf Kaper** is Professor of Egyptology at Leiden University.

## Known work

* *The Astronomical Ceiling of Deir El-Haggar in the Dakhleh Oasis*
* *Temple building in the Egyptian deserts during the Roman period*
* *The Egyptian God Tutu: a study of the sphinx-god and master of demons with a corpus of monuments*
* *Petubastis IV in the Dakhla Oasis: new evidence about an early rebellion against Persian rule and its suppression in political memory*
Takayoshi Oshima

**Takayoshi M. Oshima** is an Japanese Assyriologist and Lecturer at Uppsala University.

## Known work

* *Babylonian prayers to Marduk* - PhD-Thesis
* *The Babylonian theodicy: Introduction, cuneiform text and transliteration with a translation, glossary and commentary* - The Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project
* *Babylonian poems of pious sufferers: Ludlul Bel Nemeqi and the Babylonian Theodicy*
Olof Pedersén

**Olof Pedersén** is Professor emeritus in Assyriology is studying at the University of Uppsala.

## Known works

* Foreign Professionals in Babylon: Evidence from the Archive in the Palace of Nebuchadnezzar II
* Neo-Assyrian Texts from Nebuchadnezzar's Babylon: A Preliminary Report
* Cities and urban landscapes in the Ancient Near East and Egypt with special focus on the city of Babylon - with Paul Sinclair, Irmgard Hein, and Jakob Andersson
* Thinking Big: Research in Monumental Constructions in Antiquity - with Hagan Brunke, Evelyne Bukowiecki, Eva Cancik-Kirschbaum, Ricardo Eichmann, Margarete van Ess, Anton Gass, Martin Gussone, Sebastian Hageneuer, Svend Hansen, Werner Kogge, Jens May, Hermann Parzinger, Dorothée Sack, Franz Schopper, Ulrike Wulf-Rheidt & Hauke Ziemssen
* Babylon: The Great City
Vern Poythress

**Vern Poythress** is the distinguished professor of New Testament, biblical interpretation, and systematic theology at Westminster Theological Seminary.

## Known work

* *Science and hermeneutics: implications of scientific method for Biblical interpretation*
* *The shadow of Christ in the law of Moses*
* *Symphonic Theology*
* *Modern spiritual gifts as analogous to apostolic gifts: Affirming extraordinary works of the Spirit within cessationist theology*
Noga Ayali-Darshan

**Noga Ayali-Darshan** is a Senior Lecturer of Near Eastern Studies at Bar Ilan University.

## Known work

* *The Storm-God and the Sea: The Origin, Versions, and Diffusion of a Myth throughout the Ancient Near East* - PhD-Thesis
* *Baal, Son of Dagan: In Search of Baal's Double Paternity*
* *The Role of Aštabi in the Song of Ullikummi and the Eastern Mediterranean “Failed God” Stories*
* *The Question of the Order of Job 26, 7–13 and the Cosmogonic Tradition of Zaphon*
* *The Seventy Bulls Sacrificed at Sukkot (Num 29: 12-34) in Light of a Ritual Text from Emar (Emar 6, 373)*
* *The Identification of Ḥmrq in Leiden Magical Papyrus I 343 + I 345 in Light of the Eblaite Texts*
* *The other version of the story of the Storm-god’s combat with the sea in the light of Egyptian, Ugaritic, and Hurro-Hittite texts*
* *The Sequence of Sir 4: 26–27 in Light of Akkadian and Aramaic Texts from the Levant and Later Writings*

## Trivia

* She is married to Old Testament-scholar Guy Darshan.
Wolfram Grajetzki

**Wolfram Grajetzki** is an Egyptologist and Honorary Senior Research Fellow at the University College London.

## Known work

* *Die höchsten Beamten der ägyptischen Zentralverwaltung zur Zeit des Mittleren Reiches: Prosoprographie, Titel und Titelreihen*
* *Two treasurers of the late Middle Kingdom*
* *Burial customs in ancient Egypt: life in death for rich and poor*
* *Harageh: an Egyptian burial ground for the rich, around 1800 BC*
* *Ancient Egyptian queens: a hieroglyphic dictionary*
* *The Middle Kingdom of ancient Egypt: history, archaeology and society*
Sam Tsang

**Sam Tsang** is an Adjunct Professor of New Testament at Ambrose University.

## Known work

* *From slaves to sons: a new rhetoric analysis on Paul's slave metaphors in his letter to the Galatians*
* *Abba” revisited: merging the horizons of history and rhetoric through the new rhetoric structure for metaphors*
* *Are We" Misreading" Paul?: Oral Phenomena and Their Implication for the Exegesis of Paul's Letters*
* *Right Texts, Wrong Meanings: Busting Myths from Popular New Testament Texts*
Stephen Carlson

**Stephen C. Carlson** is a Senior Research Fellow of Biblical and Early Christian Studies at Australian Catholic University.

## Known work

* *Clement of Alexandria on the ‘Order’of the Gospels*
* *The Gospel Hoax: Morton Smith's Invention of Secret Mark*
* *The Accommodations of Joseph and Mary in Bethlehem: κατάλυμα in Luke 2.7*
* *The text of Galatians and its history*
Peter Williams

**Peter J. Williams** is the Warden (CEO) of Tyndale House and a member of the Faculty of Divinity in the University of Cambridge.

## Known work

* *Early Syriac Translation Technique and the Textual Criticism of the Greek Gospels*
* *Studies in the Syntax of the Peshitta of 1 Kings*
* *The Greek New Testament Produced at Tyndale House, Cambridge* - with Dirk Jongkind
Thilo Rudnig

**Thilo Alexander Rudnig** is an adjunct professor of Hebrew at the Georg August University of Göttingen.

## Known work

* *Das Buch des Propheten Hesekiel (Ezechiel)* - Karl-Friedrich Pohlmann
* *Heilig und profan: redaktionskritische Studien zu Ez 40-48*
* *»Ist denn Jahwe nicht auf dem Zion?«(Jer 8, 19): Gottes Gegenwart im Heiligtum: Karl-Friedrich Pohlmann in Dankbarkeit und Freundschaft*
* *Davids Thron: Redaktionskritische Studien zur Geschichte von der Thronnachfolge Davids*
Terence Donaldson

**Terence L. Donaldson** is the Lord and Lady Coggan Professor Emeritus of New Testament Studies, Wycliffe College, Toronto.

## Known work

* *Jesus on the mountain: A study in Matthean theology*
* *The ‘Curse of the Law’ and the Inclusion of the Gentiles: Galatians 3. 13–14*
* *Paul and the Gentiles: Remapping the apostle's convictional world*
* *Judaism and the Gentiles: Jewish patterns of universalism (to 135 CE)*
Richard Ascough

**Richard S. Ascough** is a Professor in the School of Religion at the Queen’s University, who specialises in early Christianity.

## Known work

* *Translocal relationships among voluntary associations and early Christianity*
* *What are they saying about the formation of Pauline churches?*
* *The Thessalonian Christian community as a professional voluntary association*
* *Paul's Macedonian Associations: The Social Context of Philippians and 1 Thessalonians*
Silvia Zago

**Silvia Zago** is a Lecturer in Egyptology in the Department of Archaeology, Classics and Egyptology at the University of Liverpool.

## Known work

* *Classifying the Duat: Tracing the Conceptualization of the Afterlife Between Pyramid Texts and Coffin Texts*
* *Imagining the beyond: The conceptualization of Duat between the Old and the Middle Kingdoms*
Urmas Nõmmik

**Urmas Nõmmik** is Professor of Old Testament and Semitic Studies at the University of Tartu.

## Known work

* *The Speeches of the Friends of the Original Dialogue of Job. A Form and Tradition Historical Study* (original title: *Die Freundesreden des ursprünglichen Hiobdialogs: eine form-und traditionsgeschichtliche Studie*) - PhD-Thesis
* *Die Freundesreden des ursprünglichen Hiobdialogs: eine form-und traditionsgeschichtliche Studie*
* *The Idea of Ancient Hebrew Verse*
* *Thinking of Water in the Book of Job: A Fluvial Introduction to the Job Literature*
Rainer Czichon

**Rainer Maria Czichon** (born 15.09.1961) is a German Professor of Near Eastern Archaeology at the University of Ushak.

## Known work

* *Ausgrabungen in Tall Munbāqa/Ekalte 1991*
* *Die Ausgrabungen in Boğazköy-Hattuša 1995* - with Jürgen Seeher & J.D. Hawkins
* *Studien zur Regionalgeschichte von Ḫattus a/Boǧazköy 1996*
* *Ausgrabungen in Tall Munbāqa-Ekalte. 1. Die bronzezeitlichen Kleinfunde* - with Peter Werner
* *Tall Munbāqa-Ekalte III: Die Glyptik* - with Peter Werner &, Ruth Mayer-Opificus
* *Auf der Suche nach der hethitischen Kultstadt Nerik* - with Jörg Klinger
* *Interdisziplinäre Geländebegehung im Gebiet von Oymaağaç-Vezirköprü/Provinz Samsun* - with Matthias Flender & Jörg Klinger
* *Archäologische Forschungen am Oymaağaç Höyük in den Jahren 2005 und 2006*
Niek Veldhuis

**Niek Veldhuis** is Professor of Assyriology Department of Near Eastern Studies at University of California, Berkeley.

## Known work

* *Elementary Education at Nippur. The Lists of Trees and Woo­den Objects* - PhD-dissertation
* *Religion, Literature, and Scholarship: The Sumerian Composition Nanše and the Birds: With a Catalogue of Sumerian Bird Names*
Sebastian Grätz

**Sebastian Grätz** is Professor of Old Testament Studies at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz.

## Known work

* *Das Edikt des Artaxerxes: eine Untersuchung zum religionspolitischen und historischen Umfeld von Esra 7, 12-26*
* *Die Aramäische Chronik des Esrabuches und die Rolle der Ältesten in Esr 5–6*
* *Gottesgesetz und Königsgesetz: Esr 7 und die Autorisierung der Tora*
* *Der eine Gott und die Geschichte der Völker: Studien zur Inklusion und Exklusion im biblischen Monotheismus* - with Ulrich Mell
Sara Kipfer

**Sara Kipfer** is Professor of Old Testament at the Dortmund University of Technology.

## Known work

* *Der Körper als Gefäß. Eine Studie zur visuellen Anthropologie des Alten Orients* - with Silvia Schroer
* *Der bedrohte David*
* *Angst, Furcht und Schrecken: eine kognitiv-linguistische untersuchung einer emotion im Biblischen Hebräisch*
* *Visualizing emotions in the ancient Near East*
* *“Fear (not)!”–Emotion and Ethics in Deuteronomy* - with Jacob L. Wright
* *“You Eat, but you Never Have Enough…”: Fear of Famine and Food Shortage in the Hebrew Bible and the Ancient Near East*
Francesca Rochberg

**Francesca Rochberg** is the Catherine and William L. Magistretti Distinguished Professor of Near Eastern Studies at the University of California, Berkeley.

## Known work

* *Babylonian horoscopes*
* *The heavenly writing: divination, horoscopy, and astronomy in Mesopotamian culture*
* *In the path of the moon: Babylonian celestial divination and its legacy*
* *Before nature: Cuneiform knowledge and the history of science*
Annette Zgoll

**Annette Zgoll** is a Professor of Ancient Near Eastern studies at the University of Göttingen.

## Known work

* *Assyrian Astroglyphs: Lord Aberdeen's Black Stone and the Prisms of Esarhaddon* - with Michael Roaf
* *Die Welt im Schlaf sehen—Inkubation von Träumen im antiken Mesopotamien*
* *„Einen Namen will ich mir machen!“ Die Sehnsucht nach Unsterblichkeit im Alten Orient*
* *Dreams as Gods and Gods in Dreams. Dream-Realities in Ancient Mesopotamia from the 3rd to the 1st Millennium BC*
* *The Creation of the First (Divinatory) Dream and Enki (g) as the God of Ritual Wisdom*
Sadie Satomi

**Sadie Satomi** is a participant in the killing game, **Danganronpa: Evergrowing Despair.** Her title is the Ultimate Conspiracist. Her reasoning for participating has not yet been revealed.

## Public Backstory

Very little is known about Sadie online, and to the public, due to her being so kept to herself. What is known is that she was raised by her single father, in Hiroshima Japan. Her mother walked out on her and her father when she was just 4. At a young age, she was known to have a glass eye. Kids at her school avoided her due to that, but her skittish demeanor. Yes, Sadie did and does have some close friends. But as for having any in her neighborhood, she did not. When she made it to middle school, she began to get into conspiracy theories, and she made them her whole life. She believed every single one she was told, and looked into them daily, just to learn more about them. If you asked her something, she could take hours (if she didn't walk away or change the subject) finding all the info she has collected on that one theory. As of her now, on one knows much. Not even her own father knows much about where she is, or anything about her. She never opened up to her, afraid he would walk out on her just like her mother. After she reached her sophomore year, she moved away from her father, losing all contact with her friends. Sadie never had a love life, she had never had a crush, people believed her to be asexual. But she just had never found someone she trusted enough to even think about them in a love way.

## Name

“Sadie” comes from English origin, meaning “princess”.

“Satomi” comes from Japanese origin, meaning “beauty”.

## Personality

Very skittish, she speaks very fast, she also changes subjects right away, as to not give any of her personal info away to anyone. She keeps to herself, but will be open to those certain people. All and all she is not a good friend to have. She will not respect your beliefs, and or interests. She thinks all other people's opinions are trash.

## Appearance

Sadie is 5’5. She has pale skin and light grey hair. She wears black spiral glasses and has a glass eye. She has a grey under shirt and s light brown over shirt. Her hair is set in a giant ponytail on the left side with a red hair-clip. She wears a brown skirt and striped leggings with combat boots.
Peter Orr

**Peter C. Orr** is a Lecturer in New Testament at Moore Theological College.

## Known work

* *Abounding in the work of the Lord (1 Cor 15: 58): Everything we do as Christians or specific gospel work*
* *Christ absent and present: a study in Pauline christology*
* *Exalted Above the Heavens: The Risen and Ascended Christ*
Inouye Hitomi

**Inouye Hitomi** is a participant in the killing game, **Danganronpa: Evergrowing Despair.** His title is the Ultimate Bioarcheologist. Its reasoning for participating has not yet been revealed.

## Public Biography

Inouye was born to a mother and father in Tokyo, Japan. He was homeschooled until middle school. He has always had an interest with the human anatomy and especially skulls. Inouye has also been into fashion, and has always been gossiped about starting their own fashion line.

## Name

“Inouye” is from Japanese origin, meaning “above a well”.

”Hitomi” is from Japanese origin, meaning “wisdom”.
Warp crystals

The warp crystals are crystals that teleport you to locations, and are consumed upon use. The 3 locations are predefined but are also simultaneously entirely random, the most intervention the server has with the locations is a bank located in Kramgreen.

The 3 warp crystals are:

Green crystal - Takes the user to Kramgreen

Red crystal - Takes the user to Elred

Blue crystal - Takes the user to Fornblue
Opsia Silana

**Opsia Silana** is a participant in the killing game, **Danganronpa: Evergrowing Despair.** Her title is the Ultimate Poet. Her reasoning for participating has not yet been revealed.

## Public Biography

Opsia was born in Paris, France. She was put into an adoption shortly after her birth, and was soon adopted by a single father. When she grew up, she was fascinated with literature and the physical appearance of human beings. She went to an all girls private school and had many tutors in her educational life.

## Name

“Opsia” is from Greek origin, it means “eye” or “face”.

”Silana” is from French origin, meaning “lady”.

## Personality

Opsia is a very energetic and bouncy person. She is clever and comes up with comebacks and remarks usually very quickly. She is known to be very passionate about poetry and also very witty. When she is upset, her period of sadness can last for a long amount of time. She’s known to be upset about the smallest things for weeks.

## Appearance

Opsia is 4’11. She has bright red eyes and very blonde hair. Her hair style is messy and she did her braids herself. She has 2 orange triangle tattoos on her face, and tattoos of lips on her palms. She wears a brown overcoat with a light green shirt under it. The shirt has a cartoon cat on the center. She has light blue bellbottoms with black platforms. She also has a brown messenger bag over her right shoulder.
Automatic farms

Automatic farms can produce crop based vegetation without chunks needing to be rendered.

At peak efficiency, it can produce 224 bonemeal per minute on average with maximum upgrades

To get an automatic farm, use /farm get crop

To extract material from a farm, place a hopper under the farmer

### Fuel

* **Netherite scrap** 2 hours
* **Coal** 2 minutes
* **Coal block** 18 minutes
Player shops

Player shops are player owned shops that you can buy & sell at, they require stocks to be filled when buying from

### How to open a shop

1. Grab any slab
2. Grab a stick
3. Place the slab
4. Right click the slab with a stick
5. Input the item you wish to sell/buy
6. The rest is self explanatory!

How to destroy a shop (That you own)

1. Locate your shop
2. Right click it with a stick
3. Delete shop!
VC Lounge minecraft server Wiki

**Welcome to the VC Lounge minecraft server Wiki!**
The VC Lounge minecraft server wiki is a utility tool dedicated to giving information on commands, history, lore, tips, currency, items, plugins and more

* Some useful pages if you're new

Warp crystals

Bank

Factions

Brewery

Player shops

Automatic farms

Custom enchants

## Important articles

*Need help building out this community?*

* Rules of this wiki
* Getting Started
* How to Contribute
* Managing your new community
* Guides
* All Help articles

You can also be part of the larger Fandom family of communities. Visit Fandom's Community Central!

*Community Founders*: Write a good and paragraph-length description for your welcome section about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. Then you should visit the admin dashboard for more tips.
Selena Wisnom

**Selena Wisnom** is an Assyriologist and Lecturer in the Heritage of the Middle East at the University of Leicester.

## Known work

* *Weapons of Words: Intertextual Competition in Babylonian Poetry: A study of Anzû, Enūma Eliš, and Erra and Išum* - PhD-Thesis
* *Stress Patterns in Enuma Eliš-a Comparative Study*
* *Blood on the Wind and the Tablet of Destinies: Intertextuality in Anzû, Enūma eliš, and Erra and Išum*
* *Marduk the fisherman*
Mikhalitsina Semyonovna

**Mikhalitsina Semyonovna** is a participant in the killing game, **Danganronpa: Evergrowing Despair.** Her title is the Ultimate General. She is known to be the best student from her academy. Her reasoning for participating has not yet been revealed.

## Public Biography

Mikhalitsina was born in Moscow, Russia. After her birth, her mother quickly sent Mikhalitsina to her grandparents to take care of her. She grew up with her grandparents and never got to see her mother or father. When they were 12, they learned to fire their first gun. She was sent to a military training academy after she learned the basics in her core classes. She masters in weaponry.

## Name

“Mikhalitsina” is from Russian origin. There is no documented meaning of the name.

Semyonovna is a common Russian last name. The last name means “**Semyon's”.**

## Personality

Mikhalitsina is a very cold person. She is known to often look emotionless or tired. They are known to be slow when trying to make friends. They are strict and constantly make sure they are getting their work done and right. She is known to be clear with her thoughts and speak often very quickly.
DR: Evergrowing Despair Wiki

## **Welcome to the DR: Evergrowing Despair Wiki!**

''**Danganronpa: Evergrowing Despair**'' is a killing game consisting of Ultimates from around the globe. They are under the hands of two hosts, and their fate is to be decided in the small forest. This wikipedia serves to document information about the present ''**Evergrowing Despair**'' franchise.

*Currently, Evergrowing Despair has yet to begun.*
Tim Mackie

**Timothy P. Mackie** is a Hebrew Bible Scholar, who serves as the Chief Education Officer for BibleProject and is an adjunct professor at Western Seminary.

## Known work

* *Expanding Ezekiel: the hermeneutics of scribal addition in the ancient text witnesses of the book of Ezekiel* - PhD-Thesis
* The Bible Project
OGG Game Box Channel

OGG Game Box is a mukbang animator who specalizes into making FNF Mukbang animations.

## History

OGG Game Box used to make Among Us Zombie content, however, possibly due to violence and kid warning issues, he switched to mukbang instead.

## Trivia

* Most commenters report his content as cringey, and the founder of this wiki can concur(I guess...)
* He also made Among Us Mukbangs, but this wiki in particular will focus on Friday Night Funkin' Mukbangs.
* His content is mainly about eatting stuff.
FNF Mukbang: Bento Break!

FnF Mukbang: Bento Break is the fifth episode of the series.

## Characters

* Sarvente (Debut) (Cameo)
* Carol (Debut) (Cameo)
* Monster (Debut) (Cameo)
* Boyfriend
* Whitty
* Girlfriend (Cameo)

## Food Choices

* Many sushi and rice related stuff.
* Tea packet

## Trivia

* This is the first time 5 or more characters appear in an episode.
* Some of the rice in the bento is a reference to Among Us(A Rice ball with seaweed leaves, pink visor, and a sausage in the middle)
* Sarvente and Monster don't move their limbs and just move their bodies.
	+ This might be because OGG Game Box didn't have the assets to them at that time.
Brewery

Brewing alcohol is only for Patreons! Though anyone may drink it (If you have an ID, of course)

1. Alcoholic beverages may make you nauseous,
2. throw up,
3. and interferes with your ability to chat via message

## Usage

#### Fermenting

Step one consists of Fermenting the fresh Ingredients.

1. Place Cauldron over a Fire or other heat source
2. Fill it with water
3. Add Ingredients with a rightclick
4. Wait a few minutes while they ferment
5. Fill in glass bottles

### Distilling

Some Recipes don't need distilling.

1. Put the bottle with ferment into the brewing stand
2. Put glowstone dust as filter on top into the brewing stand (The filter will not be consumed)

### Aging

* A barrel is needed for aging.
* Minecraft Barrel | *6 Slots*
* The Minecraft-Barrel can be used for aging of a few brews. Simply craft and place the barrel and put the brews inside.You can also build bigger barrels. They can be built in two ways:
* Small barrel | *9 Slots*
* Use 8 wooden stairs to build a barrel shape.
* Place a Sign on the lower right side and write "Barrel" in the upper Line: Message "Barrel created" should appear.Big barrel | *27 Slots* Use 5 Fences, 16 Wooden stairs, and 18 wood planks to build a barrel shape. Attach a Spigot (Fence) and a Sign that has "Barrel" written on it: Message "Barrel created" should appear.
 Open the Barrel by clicking on it.
	+ Put the Bottles into the Barrels for aging.
	+ For every Minecraft Day, the brews will age a year.
	+ Depending on the Recipe, the Type of wood used for building the barrel may alter the quality of the aged Brew.
	+ The Minecraft-barrel is always of wood type oak.

### Brew Sealing - for shop plugins

* To sell Brews using Shop-Plugins, you will need to seal them using the Brew Sealing Table.
* It is crafted with 2 Bottles over 4 Planks
* Putting a Brew into the Sealing table will equalise it, making it equal to other Brews that have been brewed similarly.
* Sealed Brews cannot be aged or modified any further and they don't show their details anymore

### Getting Sober

After drinking it takes a while until the alcohol is completely gone. During that time the alcohol level is steadily decreasing. Also it can be decreased through consuming of items defined in the config.

* When logging off extremely drunk, it may happen that, if the player logs back in after a while, they may find himself at an completely unknown Place in the middle of nowhere having no idea how they got there.
* But if they logs back in after some hours or next morning, they will find themself at /home, again without any memories.
* Also if the Alcohol was not of best quality, the player may face some bad type of hangover (slowness and hunger).
Girlfriend

> That's how you do it!
>
>

Girlfriend is Boyfriend's partner and follows him throughout his journey, this wiki will be focus on the mukbang videos.

***Want to learn more about Girlfriend?***

Girlfriend's appearance in the thumbnail of pixel food mukbangs.Girlfriend's original appearance.Ditto, but in Week 4Ditto, but in Week 5Ditto, but in Week 6Ditto, but in Week 7Ditto, but in StressHer very first appearance in OGG's videosHer old appearance
Whitty

> ...Don't make me do this
>
>

Whitty is a character from the mod Vs. Whitty, he appears in some mukbangs videos from OGG GAME BOX.

***Want to learn more about Whitty?***

Whitty's original appearance.Whitty's original Ballistic appearance.Whitty's appearance in the pixel mukbang thumbnail.His first appearanceHis current appearance(he appears more thoroughly animated)
Boyfriend

> Beep bo bop
>
>

**Boyfriend** is the protagonist of **Friday Night Funkin'**. He is on a mission to gain approval to date **Girlfriend**, but must sing off against her evil and mean ex-rockstar father, **Daddy Dearest**, as well as the many other **characters** that stand in his way.

This wiki will focus on the mukbangs videos made by OGG GAME BOX.

***Want to learn more about Boyfriend?***

Boyfriend in the "pliot" EPBoyfriend in the "BF Tries Regionals" EPBoyfriend's original appearance.Ditto, but Week 4Ditto, but Week 5Ditto, but in Week 6Ditto, but Week 7His old appearance in old OGG Game Box videos
FNF Mukbang: Pilot(I guess?!)

Pilot is the first episode of the FNF Mukbang saga.

## Characters

* Red Sus
* Yellow Sus
* Boyfriend

## Food Choices

* Eight Chicken Wings
* Spring or Egg Roles
* Corn Dogs

## Trivia

* This is Boyfriend's first appearance in the saga of FNF Mukbang, not counting any other videos.
* Boyfriend's hair is more navy blue than cyan.
* In the thumbnail, he is missing his red stop symbol.
* While many other food like fries appear in the thumbnail, they do not appear in the video
Cressida Encentrica

## Relationship information

### Family members

* Miranda (Mira) (née Black) Encentrica (mother)
* Aiden Encentrica (father)
* Calysta Dalyne Encentrica (sister)
* Lucas Rosier (brother-in-law)
* Libra Rosier-Encentrica (niece)
* Aquila Rosier-Encentrica (niece)
* Aries Rosier-Encentrica (nephew)
* Starlette Black (cousin)
* Logan Rosier (brother in-law)
* Leith Rosier (father in-law)
* Renata (née Rowle) Rosier (mother in-law)
* Serenity Rosier (sister in-law)
* Cecily Rosier (cousin in-law)
* Ursa Black (great-great-great grandmother)
* Auriga Black (cousin)
* Lynx Black (uncle)
* Vela Black (aunt)
* Aquarius Black (uncle)
* Mensa Black (aunt)
* Aranea Black
* Corona Black
* Carina Black
* Antlia Black
* Eridanus Black
* Australis Black
* Alasia Black
* Taurus Black
* Leo Black
* Pisces Black
* Canis Black
* Sagittarius Black
* Centaurus Black
* Serpens Black
* Gemini Black
* Cetus Black
* Achird Black
* Australe
* Asterism
* Anguilla
* Asselli
* Asterion
* Cancer
* Chara
* Capricornus
* Corolla
* Capra
* Catuli
* Borealis
* Dorado
* Electrica
* Felis
* Hydra
* Lacerta
* Noctua
* Octans
* Ophiuchus
* Perseus
* Pictor
* Pyxis
* Sceptrum
* Siren
* Serpens
* Taurus
* Typographica
* Tigris
* Ursa
* Virgo
* Vexillum
* Vulpecula
* Volta
* Encentrica family
* House of Black
* Rosier family (in-laws)

## Affiliation

### House

Dragonfire

**Cressida Dreador Encentrica** (b. 16 May, 1981)