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Benjamin Kilchör

**Benjamin Kilchör** is the Professor of Old Testament at STH Basel.

## Known work

* *The Direction of Dependence between the Laws of the Pentateuch*
* *Levirate Marriage in Deuteronomy 25: 5-10 and Its Precursors in Leviticus and Numbers: A Test Case for the Relationship between P/H and D*
* *Sacred and Profane Space: The Priestly Character of Exodus 20: 24–26 and Its Reception in Deuteronomy 12*
Ernest van Eck

**Ernest van Eck** is a Professor of New Testament studies at the University of Pretoria.

## Known work

* *Sickness and healing in Mark: A social scientific interpretation*
* *Galilee and Jerusalem in Mark's story of Jesus: A narratological and social scientific reading*
* *Interpreting the parables of the Galilean Jesus: A social-scientific approach*
* *A prophet of old: Jesus the 'public theologian'*
* *Mission, identity and ethics in Mark: Jesus, the patron for outsiders*
* *The parables of Jesus the Galilean: Stories of a social prophet*
Benedikt Eckhardt

**Benedikt Eckhardt** is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Edinburgh.

## Known work

* *Reclaiming Tradition: The Book of Judith and Hasmonean Politics*
* *Jewish identity and politics between the Maccabees and Bar Kokhba: groups, normativity, and rituals*
* *“Bloodless sacrifice”: A note on Greek cultic language in the imperial era*
* *The Seleucid administration of Judea, the high priesthood and the rise of the Hasmoneans*
Carol Kaminski

**Carol M. Kaminski** is Professor of Old Testament at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary.

## Known work

* *From Noah to Israel: realization of the primaeval blessing after the flood*
* *Beautiful Women or 'False Judgment'? Interpreting Genesis 6.2 in the Context of the Primaeval History*
* *Was Noah good?: finding favour in the flood narrative*
Alwin Kloekhorst

**Alwin Kloekhorst** is a Hittitologist who serves as Associate Professor at the Centre for Linguistics at Leiden University.

## Known work

* *Initial laryngeals in Anatolian*
* *Etymological dictionary of the Hittite inherited lexicon*
* *Accent in Hittite: A study in plene spelling, consonant gradation, clitics, and metrics*
* *The Anatolian stop system and the Indo-Hittite hypothesis*
Ayodeji Adewuya

**J. Ayodeji Adewuya** is Professor of New Testament at Pentecostal Theological Seminary.

## Known work

* *Revisiting 1 Corinthians 11.27-34: Paul's discussion of the lord's supper and african meals*
* *The Holy Spirit and Sanctification in Romans 8.1-17*
* *Holiness and Community in 2 Cor 6: 14-7: 1: Paul's View of Communal Holiness in the Corinthian Correspondence*
* *The spiritual powers of Ephesians 6: 10–18 in the light of African Pentecostal spirituality*
Adele Reinhartz

**Adele Reinhartz** is a professor of New Testament Studies at the University of Ottawa.

## Known work

* *The Word in the world: the cosmological tale in the Fourth Gospel*
* *Why ask my name?: Anonymity and identity in biblical narrative*
* *Befriending the beloved disciple: A Jewish reading of the Gospel of John*
* *"They shall purify themselves": essays on purity in early Judaism*
Dennis Magary

**Dennis R. Magary** is a Chair of the Old Testament and Semitic Languages Department; Professor of Old Testament and Semitic Languages at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School.

## Known work

* *Translation Technique in the Peshitta of the Book of Micah*
* *Answering questions, questioning answers: the rhetoric of interrogatives in the speeches of Job and his friends*
Cecilia Wassen

**Cecilia Wassen** is a Professor of New Testament at Uppsala University, who is interested how the Dead Sea Scrolls and the New Testament intersect, with a special focus on apocalypticism, meals, gender, and laws of purity.

## Known works

* *Women in the Damascus Document*
* *The Jewishness of Jesus and ritual purity*
Elizabeth Shively

**Elizabeth Shively** is a lecturer of New Testament at the University of St. Andrews.

## Known work

* *Apocalyptic imagination in the Gospel of Mark: The literary and theological role of Mark 3: 22-30*
* *What type of resistance? How apocalyptic discourse functions as social discourse in Mark's Gospel*
* *Recognizing Penguins: Audience Expectation, Cognitive Genre Theory, and the Ending of Mark's Gospel*
Filip Čapek

**Filip Čapek** is a Professor in the Department of Old Testament at Charles University.

## Known work

* *United Monarchy as Theological Construct in Light of Contemporary Archaeological Research on Iron Age IIA*
* *The Theological Reshaping of a (Hi) Story: Israel in the Second Half of the Ninth Century Bce*
* *The Last Century in the History of Judah: The Seventh Century BCE in Archaeological, Historical, and Biblical Perspective*s - with Oded Lipschits
Greg Goswell

**Gregory Goswell** is the Academic Dean as well as Lecturer in Hebrew & Old Testament at Christ's College in Sydney.

## Known work

* *The order of the books in the Hebrew Bible*
* *The handling of time in the book of Ezra-Nehemiah*
* *The attitude to the Persians in Ezra-Nehemiah*
* *David in the Prophecy of Amos*
* *The Absence of a Davidic Hope in Ezra-Nehemiah*
* *The Temple theme in the Book of Daniel*
* *The eschatology of Malachi after Zechariah 14*
Clayton Croy

**N. Clayton Croy** is Professor of New Testament Trinity Lutheran Seminary Columbus, OH.

## Known work

* *Hellenistic philosophies and the preaching of the resurrection (Acts 17: 18, 32)*
* *Where the gospel text begins: a non-theological interpretation of Mark 1: 1*
* *"To die is gain"(Philippians 1: 19-26): does Paul contemplate suicide?*
* *A Primer of Biblical Greek with CD*
* *The Messianic Whippersnapper: Did Jesus Use a Whip on People in the Temple (John 2: 15)?*
Hannes Galter

**Hannes D. Galter** is Austrian Assyriologist and lecturer at the University of Graz.

## Known work

* *Cuneiform bilingual royal inscriptions*
* *Der skorpion und die königin zur tiersymbolik bei den Assyrern*
* *Looking down the Tigris: the interrelations between Assyria and Babylonia*
* *The Mesopotamian God Enki/Ea*
Dominik Markl

**Dominik Markl** is Professor of Hebrew Bible & Old Testament studies at University of Innsbruck.

## Known work

* *Gottes Volk im Deuteronomium*
* *Der Dekalog als Verfassung des Gottesvolkes: die Brennpunkte einer Rechtshermeneutik des Pentateuch in Exodus 19-24 und Deuteronomium 5*
* *Das Buch Exodu*s - with Georg Fischer & Christoph Dohmen
* *The Ten Words Revealed and Revised: The Origins of Law and Legal Hermeneutics in the Pentateuch*
* *No Future without Moses: The Disastrous End of 2 Kings 22–25 and the Chance of the Moab Covenant (Deuteronomy 29–30)*
Sulfuro de hierro

Un grupo de compuestos que contienen hierro en los estados de valencia +2 (ferroso) y +3 (férrico) y azufre en el estado de valencia -2 (sulfuro). Ejemplos son el sulfuro férrico [Fe2S3], el sulfuro ferroso [FeS] y el disulfuro de hierro (FeS2, que se encuentra en los minerales marcasita y pirita). El Fe2S3 y el FeS2 son insolubles, pero se disuelven en lodos alcalinos formando un sólido gelatinoso, Fe(OH)2, e iones S-2 solubles. El FeS es el componente principal del mineral pirrotita, una de las muchas fuentes posibles de sulfuros en los lodos a base de agua. La pirrotita también puede coexistir con el BaSO4 en algunos minerales de barita. Incluso en cantidades vestigiales, el FeS en una fuente de barita podría generar suficientes sulfuros en un sistema de lodo densificado para causar fisuración por tensocorrosión en la tubería de perforación.
Elisabeth von der Osten-Sacken

**Elisabeth von der Osten-Sacke**n is an Assyriologist at the Philipps University of Marburg.

## Known work

* *Der Ziegen-'Dämon': ʿObed-und Urukzeitliche Götterdarstellungen*
* *Wild als Opfertier*
* *Vögel beim Pflügen* - with Horst Klengel and Johannes Renger
* *As šur, großer Berg, König von Himmel und Erde". Darstellungen des assyrischen Hauptgottes im Wandel vom numen loci zum Götterherrn* - with Manfried Dietrich and Oswald Loretz
* *Untersuchungen zur Geflügelwirtschaft im Alten Orient*
Alan Greaves

**Alan M. Greaves** is a Senior Lecturer in Archaeology, Classics and Egyptology in the Department of Archaeology, Classics and Egyptology at Liverpool University.

## Known work

* *Archaeology in Turkey: The Stone, Bronze, and Iron Ages, 1997–1999*
* *The land of Ionia: Society and economy in the archaic period*
* *Divination at archaic Branchidai-Didyma: a critical review*
Gerhard van den Heever

**Gerhard van den Heever** is a New Testament scholar in the Department of Biblical and Ancient Studies at the University of South Africa.

## Known work

* *Theological metaphorics and the metaphors of John's Gospel*
* *In purifying fire: World view and 2 Peter 3: 10*
* *Finding data in unexpected places (or: From text linguistics to socio-rhetoric). Towards a socio-rhetorical reading of John's Gospel*
* *On how to be or not to be: Theoretical reflection on religion and identity in Africa*
* *"From the pragmatics of textures to a Christian utopia": the case of the Gospel of John*
* *Redescribing Graeco-Roman antiquity: on religion and history of religion*
* *Making Mysteries. From the Untergang der Mysterien to Imperial Mysteries–Social Discourse in Religion and the Study of Religion*
* *'Loose Fictions and Frivolous Fabrications': Ancient Fictions and the Mystery Religions of the Early Imperial Era*
* *Space, Social Space, and the Construction of Early Christian Identity in First Century Asia Minor*
* *A Multiplicity of Washing Rites and a Multiplicity of Experiences: The Varied Discursive Framing of a Bodily Practice*
* *What Do You Read When You Read a Religious Text?: Open Question and Theses towards an Anti-Hermeneutic*
* *The Spectre of a Jewish Baptist Movement: A Place for Jewish-Christianity?*
* *Spatializing Practices at the Intersections: Representations and productions of spaces*
* *The usefulness of violent ends: Apocalyptic imaginaries in the reconstruction of society*
Alphonso Groenewald

**Alphonso Groenewald** is Professor of Old Testament Studies at Pretoria University.

## Known work

* *Psalm 69: Its structure, redaction and composition*
* *Isaiah 1: 2− 3, ethics and wisdom. Isaiah 1: 2–3 and the Song of Moses (Dt 32): Is Isaiah a prophet like Moses?*
* *Isaiah 1: 2-3 and Isaiah 6: Isaiah'a prophet like Moses'(Dt 18: 18)*
* *The significance of תורה (Isa 2: 3) within Isaiah 2: 1-5: the relationship of the first overture (1: 1-2: 5) to the book's conclusion (Isa 65-66)*
Elizabeth Knott

**Elizabeth Knott** is an Assyriolgoist, who serves as Postdoctoral Associate and Lecturer in Assyriology at Yale University.

## Known work

* *Mari’s Ištar Rituals and the Politics of Divine Multiplicity in the Age of Warring Kings* - PhD-Thesis
* *Localized Ištar Goddesses and the Making of Socio-Political Communities: Samsi-Addu’s Eštar Irradan at Mari*
Christina Eschner

**Christina Eschner** is Professor and Chair of New Testament at the University of Erlangen–Nuremberg.

## Known work

* *Gestorben und hingegeben "für" die Sünder. Die griechische Konzeption des Unheil abwendenden Sterbens und deren paulinische Aufnahme für die Deutung des Todes Jesu Christi. 1. Auslegung der paulinischen Formulierungen* - PhD-Thesis
* *Essen im antiken Judentum und Urchristentum: Diskurse zur sozialen Bedeutung von Tischgemeinschaft, Speiseverboten und Reinheitsvorschriften* - Habilitationsschrift
Gregory Marouard

**Gregory Marouard** is an Archaeologist, who serves as a Senior Research Scholar and Lecturer at Yale University.

## Known work

* *Discussion of late Middle Kingdom and early Second Intermediate Period history and chronology in relation to the Khayan sealings from Tell Edfu* - with Nadine Moeller and Natasha Ayers
* *The harbor of Khufu on the Red Sea coast at Wadi al-Jarf, Egypt* - with Pierre Tallet
* *The harbor facilities of king Khufu on the Red Sea shore: the Wadi al-Jarf/Tell Ras Budran system* - with Pierre Tallet
Gary Long

**Gary Alan Long** is Professor of Biblical and Theological Studies at Bethel Seminary, who specialises in Hebrew Bible and Ancient Near Eastern Studies.

## Known work

* *Simile, metaphor, and the Song of Songs* - PhD-Thesis
* *Dead or alive? Literality and god-metaphors in the Hebrew Bible*
* *A lover, cities, and heavenly bodies: co-text and the translation of two similes in canticles (6: 4c; 6: 10d)*
Erkan Konyar

**Erkan Konyar** is an Associate Professor for Ancient History and Archeology at the University of Istanbul.

## Known work

* *Excavations at Van-Yoncatepe fortress and necropolis*
* *Grooved pottery of the Lake Van basin: A stratigraphical and chronological assessment*
* *Skeletal remains of dogs unearthed from the Van‐Yoncatepe necropolises*
Andreas Schachner

**Andreas Schachner** is an Adjunct Professor for Near Eastern Archaeology at the University of Würzburg and member of the Deutsches Archäologisches Institut in Istanbul.

## Known work

* *From Tušhan to Amidi. Topographical Questions concerning the Upper Tigris Region in the Assyrian Period* - with Karen Radner
* *From the Bronze to the Iron Age: Identifying Changes in the Upper Tigris Region. The Case of Giricano*
* *Hattuscha: auf der Suche nach dem sagenhaften Großreich der Hethiter*
Barbara Schmitz

**Barbara Schmitz** is a Professor and Chair of Old Testament and Biblical-Oriental Languages at the University of Würzburg.

## Known work

* *Prophetie und Königtum*
* *Von der Fachwissenschaft zur Fachdidaktik dargestellt am Beispiel des Alten **Testaments**: Bibelhermeneutische Überlegungen*
* *Exodus: Rezeptionen in deuterokanonischer und frühjüdischer Literatur*
* *Geschichte Israels*
Estequiometria

Estequiometria es el conjunto de reglas que permiten predecir o calcular las cantidades de sustancias químicas que intervienen y que se forman en una reacción química, estas predicciones se sustentan en el hecho de que los átomos no se crean ni desaparecen durante un proceso químico, estas relaciones cuantitativas pueden ser mol-mol, mol- gramos, gramos-gramos, mol- volumen, volumen- gramos, volumen-volumen. La masa total del resultado químico es la misma de antes, durante y después de la reacción (consiste en la transformación de unas sustancias en otras).
Annette Schellenberg

**Annette Schellenberg** is a Professor of Old Testament in the Department of Old Testament Studies and Biblical Archaeology in the Protestant Faculty at the University of Vienna as well as the Editor-in-Chief of Vetus Testamentum, an Old Testament-journal by Brill.

## Known work

* *Humankind as the ‘image of God’. On the Priestly predication (Gen 1:26-27; 5:1; 9:6) and its relationship to the ancient Near Eastern understanding of images*
* *An Anti-Prophet among the Prophets? On the Relationship of Jonah to Prophecy*
* *“May Her Breasts Satisfy You at All Times” (Prov 5: 19): On the Erotic Passages in Proverbs and Sirach and the Question of How They Relate to the Song of Songs*
* *Sounding sensory profiles in the ancient near east* - with Thomas Krüger
Cory Barnes

**Cory Barnes** is Associate Professor of Old Testament and Associate Vice President of Distance Learning at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary.

## Know work

* *The Space of Eden: An Examination of the Garden of Eden* - PhD-Thesis
* *The Curious Setting of Eden: The Ethical Implications of the Narrative Setting of Genesis 2–3*
* *Testimonies of Faith and Fear: Canaanite Responses to YHWH’s Work in Joshua*
Carly Crouch

**Carly Lorraine Crouch** is Professor of Hebrew Bible and Old Testament and Ancient Judaism at Radboud University Nijmegen.

## Known work

* *War and ethics in the ancient Near East: military violence in light of cosmology and history*
* *Genesis 1: 26–7 As a statement of humanity’s divine parentage*
* *Ezekiel's Oracles against the Nations in Light of a Royal Ideology of Warfare*
* *Yhwh’s Battle against Chaos in Ezekiel: The Transformation of Judahite Mythology for a New Situation*
* *In the Name of God: The Bible in the Colonial Discourse of Empire* - with Jonathan Stökl
* *The making of Israel: cultural diversity in the Southern Levant and the formation of ethnic identity in Deuteronomy*
* *Israel and the Assyrians: Deuteronomy, the Succession Treaty of Esarhaddon, and the Nature of Subversion*
* *What Makes a Thing Abominable?: Observations on the Language of Boundaries and Identity Formation from a Social Scientific Perspective*
* *Made in the Image of God: The Creation of אדם, the Commissioning of the King and the Chaoskampf of Yhwh*
* *An introduction to the study of Jeremiah*
Koert van Bekkum

**Koert van Bekkum** is a Professor and Department Chair Old Testament & Vice Dean for Research at the Evangelical Theological Faculty.

## Known work

* *From conquest to coexistence: Ideology and antiquarian intent in the historiography of Israel's settlement in Canaan*
* *'The Situation Is More Complicated': Archaeology and Text in the Historical Reconstruction of the Iron Age IIA Southern Levant*
* *Violence in the Flood Narrative: Text and Reception*
Andrei Orlov

**Andrei A. Orlov** is a Russian-American Biblical scholar and Professor of Biblical Studies at Marquette University.

## Known work

* *'Noah's Younger Brother': Anti-Noachic Polemics in 2 Enoch*
* *Ex 33 on God's Face: A Lesson from the Enochic Tradition*
* *"Many lamps are lightened from the one": Paradigms of the transformational vision in Macarian homilies*
* *Overshadowed by Enoch's Greatness: "Two Tablets" Traditions from the Book of Giants to Palaea Historica*
* *The Flooded Arboretums: The Garden Traditions in the Slavonic Version of "3 Baruch" and the "Book of Giants"*
* *Celestial Choirmaster: the Liturgical Role of Enoch-Metatron in 2 Enoch and the Merkabah Tradition*
* *The Enoch-Metraton Tradition: Texts and Studies in Ancient Judaism*
* *From Apocalypticism to Merkabah Mysticism: Studies in the Slavonic Pseudepigrapha*
* *The Face as the Heavenly Counterpart of the Visionary in the Slavonic Ladder of Jacob*
* *The Gods of My Father Terah': Abraham the Iconoclast and the Polemics with the Divine Body Traditions in the Apocalypse of Abraham*
* *Praxis of the voice: the divine name traditions in the Apocalypse of Abraham*
* *Moses’ Heavenly Counterpart in the Book of Jubilees and the Exagoge of Ezekiel the Tragedian*
* *Dark Mirrors: Azazel and Satanael in Early Jewish Demonology*
* *Heavenly priesthood in the Apocalypse of Abraham*
* *Divine Scapegoats: Demonic Mimesis in Early Jewish Mysticism*
* *The Atoning Dyad: the two goats of Yom Kippur in the apocalypse of Abraham*
* *The Greatest Mirror: Heavenly Counterparts in the Jewish Pseudepigrapha*

## Links

* Academia
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Athanasios Despotis

**Athanasios Despotis** is an adjunct professor of New Testament at the University of Bonn.

## Known work

* *Holy Trinity and justification in the patristic interpretation of Paul*
* *From Conversion according to Paul and “John” to Theosis in the Greek Patristic Tradition*
* *Participation, Justification and Conversion: Eastern Orthodox Interpretation of Paul and the Debate between Old and New Perspectives on Paul*
* *ὁ γὰρ ἀποθανὼν δεδικαίωται ἀπὸ τῆς ἁμαρτίας: Rethinking the Application of the verb δικαιοῦσθαι in Baptismal Contexts from the Perspective of Rom 6: 7.”*
* *Drawing and transcending boundaries in the dialogue between Jesus and Nicodemus: Fresh perspectives from John's Hellenistic background and Chrysostomic reception*
Duane Garrett

**Duane A. Garrett** is the John R. Sampey Professor of Old Testament Interpretation at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.

## Known work

* *Qoheleth on the use and abuse of political power*
* *Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Songs: An Exegetical and Theological Exposition of Holy Scripture*
* *Hosea, Joel: An exegetical and theological exposition of holy scripture*
Gonzalo Rubio

**Gonzalo Rubio** is an Assyriologist who Associate Professor of Classics & Ancient Mediterranean Studies at Pennsylvania State University.

## Known work

* *On the Alleged" Pre-Sumerian Substratum"*
* *Inanna and Dumuzi: a Sumerian love story*
* *Writing in another tongue: Alloglottography in the Ancient Near East*
* *Šulgi and the Death of Sumerian*
* *Reading Sumerian Names, II: Gilgameš*
Caleb Howard

**Jon Caleb Howard** is a Research Fellow in Old Testament and Ancient Near East at Tyndale House.

## Known work

* *The Process of Producing the Standard Inscription of Ashurnasirpal II at Nimrud/Kalḫu* - PhD-Thesis
* *Cuneiform Tablets in Collections at the University of Kansas*
* *Punishment for Patricide*
* *Architecture, Iconography, and Text. New Studies on the Northwest Palace Reliefs of Ashurnasirpal II*
Donna Petter

**Donna Lee Petter** is an Associate Professor of Old Testament and Director of the Hebrew Language Program at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary.

## Known work

* *Foregrounding of the Designation ʾēšet ʾûriyyâ haḥittî in II Samuel XI-XII*
* *The Book of Ezekiel and Mesopotamian City Laments*
* *Ezra-Nehemiah* - with Thomas Petter
Anselm Hagedorn

Anselm C. Hagedorn is a Professor of Old Testament and Ancient Judaism at the Osnabrück University.

## Known work

* *Guarding the Parents' Honour—Deuteronomy 21.18-21*
* *Of foxes and vineyards: Greek perspectives on the Song of Songs*
* *Looking at foreigners in biblical and Greek prophecy*
* *Attitudes to gentiles in the minor Prophets and in corresponding Pesharim* - with Shani Tzoref
Casey Strine

**Casey A. Strine** is a Senior Lecturer in Ancient Near Eastern History and Literature at the University of Sheffield.

## Known works

* *The Role of Repentance in the Book of Ezekiel: A Second Chance for the Second Generation*
* *YHWH’s Battle against Chaos in Ezekiel: The Transformation of Judahite Mythology for a New Situation* - with Carly Crouch
* *Sworn enemies: the divine oath, the book of Ezekiel, and the polemics of exile*
* *Ezekiel's Image Problem: The Mesopotamian Cult Statue Induction Ritual and the "Imago Dei" Anthropology in the Book of Ezekiel*
* *On the Compositional Models for Ezekiel 38-39: A Response to William Tooman’s Gog of Magog*
Drew Longacre

**Drew Longacre** is a member of the Qumran Institute at the University of Groningen.

## Known work

* *Developmental Stage, Scribal Lapse, or Physical Defect? 1QIsaa’s Damaged Exemplar for Isaiah Chapters 34–661*
* *Reconsidering the Date of the En-Gedi Leviticus Scroll (EGLev): Exploring the Limitations of the Comparative-Typological Paleographic Method*
* *Disambiguating the Concept of Formality in Palaeographic Descriptions: Stylistic Classification and the Ancient Jewish Hebrew/Aramaic Scripts*
* *Reconsidering the Date of the En-Gedi Leviticus Scroll (EGLev): Exploring the Limitations of the Comparative-Typological Paleographic Method*
Daniel Harlow

**Daniel Harlow** is a Professor of New Testament Studies at Calvin University.

## Known work

* *The Christianization of Early Jewish Pseudepigrapha: The Case of 3 Baruch*
* *Early Judaism and Early Christianity, in Early Judaism: A Comprehensive Overview* - with John J. Collins
* *Anti-Christian Polemic in the Apocalypse of Abraham: Jesus as a Pseudo-Messiah in Apoc. Ab. 29.3–14.*
Christiane Zimmermann

**Christiane Zimmermann** is Professor for theology and literary history of the New Testament at the University of Kiel.

## Known work

* *Die Namen des Vaters: Studien zu ausgewählten neutestamentlichen Gottesbezeichnungen*
* *Early Christianity in Lycaonia and Adjacent Areas: From Paul to Amphilochius of Iconium* - Cilliers Breytenbach
Christian Leitz

**Christian Leitz** is Profesor and Director of the Department of Egyptology at the Eberhard Karl University of Tübingen.

## Known work

* *Die Schlangennamen in den ägyptischen und griechischen Giftbüchern*
* *Quellentexte zur ägyptischen Religion I: Die Tempelinschriften der griechisch-römischen Zeit*
* *Lexikon der ägyptischen Götter und Götterbezeichnungen*
Meredith Warren

**Meredith Warren** is a New Testament Scholar, who serves as Senior Lecturer in Biblical and Religious Studies and Director of the Sheffield Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies at the University of Sheffield.

## Known work

* *Tasting the Little Scroll: A Sensory Analysis of Divine Interaction in Revelation 10.8-101*
Gordon Oeste

**Gordon K. Oeste** is an adjunct professor of Old Testament at Tyndale Seminary.

## Known work

* *Legitimacy, illegitimacy, and the right to rule: windows on Abimelech's rise and demise in Judges 9*
* *The Image of God in the Garden of Eden: The Creation of Humankind in Genesis 2: 5.3: 24 in Light of the ms pi pt pi and wpt-r Rituals of Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt*
* *Bloody, brutal, and barbaric?: wrestling with troubling war texts* - with William Webb
Christopher Heard

**R. Christopher Heard** is a Professor religion studies at Pepperdine University, who teaches Old Testament.

## Known work

* *Narrative Criticism and the Hebrew Scriptures: A Review and Assessment*
* *Hearing the children's cries: Commentary, deconstruction, ethics, and the book of Habakkuk*
* *Dynamics of Diselection: Ambiguity in Genesis 12-36 and Ethnic Boundaries in Post-Exilic Judah*
* *Echoes of Genesis in 1 Chronicles 4: 9–10: An Intertextual and Contextual Reading of Jabez’s Prayer*
Christiana Köhler

**Eva Christiana Köhler** is a Professor and Head of the Institute for Egyptology at the University of Vienna.

## Known work

* *History or Ideology?: New Reflections on the Narmer Palette and the Nature of Foreign Relations in Pre-and Early Dynastic Egypt*
* *On the origins of Memphis*
* *Theories of state formation*
Ergo Naab

**Ergo Naab** is a Research Fellow in New Testament at the University of Tartu.

## Known work

* *Apostle Paul and his Message through the Lense of Post-Colonial Analysis*
* *The Exaltation of Christ: the Elevation–Acclamation in Deutero-Pauline High Christology*
* *The Testament of Job and Its Function from the Perspective of Early Christianity*
Christopher Eyre

**Christopher Eyre** is Professor of Egyptology in the Department of Archaeology, Classics and Egyptology at Liverpool University.

## Known work

* *Crime and adultery in ancient Egypt*
* *Interactions between orality and literacy in ancient Egypt*
* *The Adoption Papyrus in social context*
* *A late Egyptian grammar* - wit Jaroslav Černý and Sarah Israelit-Groll
* *The water regime for orchards and plantations in Pharaonic Egypt*
* *Peasants and “modern” leasing strategies in ancient Egypt*
* *The cannibal hymn: A cultural and literary study*
* *The use of documents in Pharaonic Egypt*
Claus Ambos

**Claus Ambos** is a Extraordinary Professor of Ancient Near Eastern studies at University of Würzburg.

## Known work

* *Types of Ritual Failure and Mistakes in Ritual in Cuneiform Sources*
* *Ritual healing and the investiture of the Babylonian king*
* *Rites of passage in Ancient Mesopotamia: Changing status by moving through space: Bit rimki and the ritual of the substitute king*
Angelika Berlejung

**Angelika Berlejung** is an Old Testament scholar and Professor of history and religion of Israel and its environment at the University of Leipzig.

## Known work

* *Twisting traditions: programmatic absence-theology for the northern kingdom in 1 Kgs 12: 26-33 (the" sin of Jeroboam")*
* *The origins and beginnings of the worship of Yhwh: The iconographic evidence*
Andrew Burlingame

**Andrew Burlingame** is an Assistant Professor of Hebrew at Wheaton College.

## Known work

* *Line Five of the Amman Citadel Inscription: History of Interpretation and a New Proposal*
* *Ešmunʿazor’s Exchange: An Old Reading and a New Interpretation of Line 19 of ʾEšmunʿazor’s Sarcophagus Inscription (AO 4806 = KAI 14)*
* *Writing and Literacy in the World of Ancient Israel: Recent Developments and Future Directions*
* *Two fragments from a single tablet? A new proposal regarding the epistolary fragments RS 18.286[A] and RS 18.[400], with discussion of RS 18.286[B]* - with Dennis Pardee
* *New Evidence for Ugaritic and Hittite Onomastics and Prosopography at the End of the Late Bronze Age*
* *Ugaritic Indefinite Pronouns: Linguistic, Social, and Textual Perspectives* - PhD-Thesis
Carl Holladay

**Carl R. Holladay** is the Charles Howard Candler Professor Emeritus of New Testament in the Candler School of Theology at Emory University.

## Known work

* *Fragments from Hellenistic Jewish Authors. Volume I: Historians*
* *Fragments from Hellenistic Jewish Authors. Volume II: Poets*
* *Fragments from Hellenistic Jewish Authors. Volume III: Aristobulus*
* *Fragments from Hellenistic Jewish Authors. Volume IV: Orphica*
* *A Critical Introduction to the New Testament: Interpreting the Message and Meaning of Jesus Christ*
Geoffrey Smith

**Geoffrey S. Smith** is a New Testament scholar who serves Associate Professor at the Department of Religious Studies and Director of the Institute for the Study of Antiquity and Christian Origins at The University of Texas at Austin.

## Known work

* *Irenaeus, the Will of God, and Anti-Valentinian Polemics: A Closer Look at Against the Heresies 1.12. 1*
* *Guilt by Association: Heresy Catalogues in Early Christianity*
* *The Willoughby Papyrus: A New Fragment of John 1: 49–2: 1 (P134) and an Unidentified Christian Text*
* *Canonical and Apocryphal Writings Copied by the Same Scribe: P. Oxy. II 209, P. Oxy. II 210, and the Archive of Aurelius Leonides* - with Brent Christopher Landau
Cian Power

**Cian Joseph Power** is a Lecturer in Ancient Hebrew Language at the University of Oxford.

## Known work

* *Many peoples of obscure speech and difficult language: attitudes towards linguistic diversity in the Hebrew bible*
* *Introduction: Images of Exile in the Prophetic Literatur*e - with Frederik Poulsen and Jesper Høgenhaven
Andreas Johandi

**Andreas Johandi** is an Assyriologist who serves as a Research Fellow at the University of Tartu.

## Known work

* *The god Asar/Asalluḫi in the early Mesopotamian pantheon* - PhD-Thesis
* *Mesopotamian Influences on the Old Persian Royal Ideology and the Religion: The Example of Achaemenid Royal Inscriptions*
* *Royal Titulary used by Darius I in the Bīsitūn inscription: Mesopotamian influence*s - with Vladimir Sazonov
* *Public speaking in Ancient Mesopotamia: Speeches before Earthly and Divine Battles*
* *The Motif of Divine Abandonment in Some Mesopotamian Texts Featuring the God Marduk*
* *A Neo-Sumerian Administrative Tablet in the University of Tartu Art Museum*
* *The Identity of Martu (dMAR.TU) in the Ur III Period*
Brisio Oropeza

**Brisio J. Oropeza** is a New Testament scholar and Professor in the Department of Biblical and Religious Studies at Azusa Pacific University.

## Known work

* *Echoes of Isaiah in the Rhetoric of Paul: New Exodus, Wisdom, and the Humility of the Cross in Utopian-Apocalyptic Expectations*
* *Jews, Gentiles, and the Opponents of Paul: Apostasy in the New Testament Communities, Volume 2: The Pauline Letters*
* *Exploring intertextuality: Diverse strategies for New Testament interpretation of texts* - with Steve Moyise
Brian Irwin

**Brian Irwin** is the Associate Professor of Old Testament & Hebrew Scripture at Knox College, Toronto School of Theology.

## Known work

* *Molek Imagery and the Slaughter of Gog in Ezekiel 38 and 39*
* *Baal and Yahweh in the Old Testament, a fresh examination of the biblical and extra-biblical data* - PhD-Thesis
* *Yahweh’s Suspension of Free Will in the Old Testament: Divine Immorality or Sign-Act?*
* *Not Just Any King: Abimelech, the Northern Monarchy, and the Final Form of Judges*
* *Amos 4: 1 and the Cows of Bashan on Mount Samaria: A Reappraisal*
Andreas Dorn

**Andreas Ernst Dorn** is Professor of Egyptology in Department of Archaeology and Ancient History at Uppsala University.

## Known work

* *Die Lehre Amunnachts*
* *Living and writing in Deir el-Medine: Socio-historical embodiment of Deir el-Medine texts* - with Tobias Hofmann
* *Ein Literatenwettstreit und das Ende der Diglossie als sprachgeschichtliche Schwelle: essayistische Gedanken zur Literatur des Neuen Reiches*
* *Diachrone Veränderungen der Handschrift des Nekropolenschreibers Amunnacht, Sohn des Ipui*
* *Ostraka aus der Regierungszeit Sethos' I. aus Deir el-Medineh und dem Tal der Könige. Zur Mannschaft und zur Struktur des Arbeiterdorfes vor dem Bau des Ramesseums*
* *Zur Lehre Amunnachts: Ein Join und Missing Links*
* *Von Graffiti und Königsgräbern des Neuen Reiches*
Daniel Streett

**Daniel R. Streett** is an Associate Professor of Biblical Studies at Houston Baptist University.

## Known work

* *As it was in the days of Noah: the prophets’ typological interpretation of Noah’s flood*
* *They Went Out from Us: The Identity of the Opponents In 1 John*
* *Cursed by God? Galatians 3: 13, Social Status, and Atonement Theory in the Context of Early Jewish Readings of Deuteronomy 21: 23*
Corinna Rossi

**Corinna Rossi** is an Associate Professor of Egyptology at Polytechnic University of Milan.

## Known work

* *Umm el-Dabadib, Roman settlement in the Kharga Oasis: Description of the visible remains. With a note on ‘Ayn Amur*
* *Architecture and mathematics in ancient Egypt*
* *Mixing, building, and feeding: mathematics and technology in ancient Egypt*
Gil Davis

**Gillan Davis** is an Associate Professor at Australian Catholic University, with his areas of expertise being archaeology; ancient Israel; ancient greek history; archaeometallurgy and numismatics. He also serves as a Honorary Senior Research Fellow at Macquarie University

## Known work

* *"A spring of silver, a treasury in the earth": coinage and wealth in archaic Athens*
* *Axones and kurbeis: a new answer to an old problem*
* *Dating the drachmas in Solon's laws*
* *Mining money in late archaic Athens*
* *Athenian Electrum Coinage Reconsidered: Types, Standard, Value, and Dating*
* *Suitability of transportable EDXRF for the on-site assessment of ancient silver coins and other silver artifacts* - with Damian Gore
Agnete Lassen

**Agnete Wisti Lassen** is an Associate Curator of the Yale Babylonian Collection & Lecturer in Assyriology.

## Known work

* *The trade in wool in Old Assyrian Anatolia*
* *Technology and palace economy in Middle Bronze Age Anatolia: the case of the crescent shaped loom weight*
* *The Old Assyrian Glyptic Style: An Investigation of a Seal Style, Its Owners and Place of Production*
* *Women at the Dawn of History* - with Klaus Wagensonner
Brian Muhs

**Brian Muhs** is Associate Professor of Egyptology in the Oriental Institute, Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations at the University of Chicago.

## Known work

* *The great temenos of Naukratis*
* *Membership in private associations in Ptolemaic Tebtunis*
* *The ancient Egyptian economy: 3000–30 BCE*
Aino Hätinen

**Aino Hätinen** is an Assyriologist assistant to Dr. Enrique Jiménez at the University of Munich.

## Known work

* *The Theologies and the Cults of the Moon God Sîn in Neo-Assyrian and Neo-Babylonian Times* - PhD-Thesis
* *I am a fully laden boat! A Mesopotamian Metaphor Revisited*
* *Sippar meets Kuyunjik: Join of BM 68458 and K. 11550.*
* *The Salvation of the People (Ludlul I 39).*
* *Fragmente des Kompendiums MUL.APIN und ein astrologisch-astronomischer Kommentar aus Assur*
* *Additions to K. 6448+ K. 8459 (“If a star changes into …”)*
* *Two New Fragments of Ludlul bēl nēmeqi II.*
Daniel Oden

Daniel Oden is an Associate Professor of Hebrew Bible at Harding University.

## Known work

* *A comparative handbook to the gospels of Matthew and Luke: comparisons with pseudepigrapha, the Qumran scrolls, and Rabbinic literature* - with Bruce D. Chilton, Alan J. Avery-Peck, Darrell Bock, Craig A. Evans, Daniel M. Gurtner, Jacob Neusner, and Lawrence H. Schiffman
Gerbern Oegema

**Gerbern S. Oegema** is Professor of Biblical Studies at McGill University.

## Known work

* *The Anointed and His People: Messianic Expectations from the Maccabees to Bar Kochba*
* *Apocalyptic Interpretation of the Bible: Apocalypticism and Biblical Interpretation in Early Judaism, the Apostle Paul, the Historical Jesus, and their Reception History*
Davis Hankins

**Davis Hankins** is an Old Testament scholar who serves as Professor of Religious Studies at Appalachian State University.

## Known work

* *Wisdom as an immanent event in Job 28, not a transcendent ideal*
* *The affirmation of prophetic power and deconstruction of royal authority in the Elisha narratives*
* *The Book of Job and the immanent genesis of transcendence*
Catrin Williams

**Catrin H. Williams** is Professor of New Testament Studies at University of Wales Trinity Saint David.

## Known work

* *I Am He: The Interpretation of A̓nî Hû ̓in Jewish and Early Christian Literature*
* *John's Gospel and intimations of apocalyptic*
* *Patriarchs and Prophets Remembered: Framing Israel's Past in the Gospel of John*
* *Seeing the Glory: The Reception of Isaiah's Call-Vision in Jn 12.41*
Dahlia Shehata

**Dahlia Shehata** is a Lecturer at Ancient Near Eastern Philology at the University of Würzburg.

## Known work

* *Musiker und ihr vokales Repertoire: Untersuchungen zu Inhalt und Organisation von Musikerberufen und Liedgattungen in altbabylonischer Zeit* - PhD-Thesis
* *Sounds from the Divine: Religious Musical Instruments in the Ancient Near East*
* *Kinyras: The Divine Lyre, written by Franklin JC*
* *Religious Poetry and Musical Performance under King Hammurāpi of Babylon and His Successors*
George Schwab

**George M. Schwab** is Professor of Old Testament at Erskine Theological Seminary.

## Known work

* *Woman as the Object of Qohelet's Search*
* *The Song of Songs' Cautionary Message Concerning Human Love*
* *God as Healer: A Closer Look at Biblical Images of Inner Healing with Guiding Questions for Counselors* - with Philip G. Monroe
* *Right in their own eyes: the Gospel according to the Book of Judges*
Christopher Hays

**Christopher B. Hays** is the D. Wilson Moore Associate Professor of Ancient Near Eastern Studies at Fuller Theological Seminary.

## Known work

* *How Shall We Sing?: Psalm 137 in Historical and Canonical Context*
* *Kirtu and the ‘Yoke of the Poor’: A New Interpretation of an Old Crux*
* *Lest Ye Perish in the Way’: Ritual and Kinship in Exodus 4:24-26*
* *Chirps From the Dust: The Affliction of Nebuchadnezzar in Daniel 4:30 in Its ANE Context*
* *The Silence of the Wives: Bakhtin’s Monologism and Ezra 7-10*
* *Damming Egypt / Damning Egypt: The Paronomasia of skr and the Unity of Isa 19:1-15*
* *The Dead and Their Images: An Egyptian Etymology for Hebrew ʾôb*
* *What Sort of Friends?: A New Proposal Regarding רפאי)ם) and טפלי)ם) in Job 13:4,” Biblica 90*
* *The Covenant with Mut: A New Interpretation of Isaiah 28:1-22*
* *Bard Called the Tune: Whither Theological Exegesis in the Post-Childs Era?*
* *Re-Excavating Shebna’s Tomb: A New Reading of Isa 22:15–19 in its ANE Context*
* *The Egyptian Goddess Mut in Iron-Age Palestine: Further Data From Amulets and Onomastics*
* *My Beloved Son, Come and Rest in Me’: Job’s Return to His Mother’s Womb (Job 1:21a) in Light of Egyptian Mythology*
* *‘There Is Hope for a Tree’: Job’s Hope for the Afterlife in the Light of Egyptian Tree Imagery*
* *From Propaganda to Apocalypse: An Empirical Model for the Formation of Isaiah 24-27*
* *Swallowing Death at Tel ʿEton*
* *Make Peace With Me’: The Josianic Origins of Isaiah 24-27*
* *Those Weaned From Milk’: The Divine Wet Nurse Motif in Isaiah 28’s Ceremony of the Covenant with Mut*
* *How Many Histories of Death Does the Hebrew Bible Contain?*
* *Enlil, Isaiah, and the Origins of the ʾĕlîlîm: A Reassessment*
* *Gradations of Degradation: Ezekiel’s Underworld as a Temple of Doom*
* *Prayers for This Life and the Next: Polysemy in Psalms and Mortuary Art*
* *A Hidden God: Isaiah 45’s Amun Polemic and Message to Egypt*
Gili Kugler

**Gili Kugler** is a Senior Lecturer of Old Testament in the Department of Biblical Studies at the University of Haifa.

## Known work

* *Present Affliction Affects the Representation of the Past: An Alternative Dating of the Levitical Prayer in Nehemiah 9*
* *The Dual Role of Historiography in Psalm 106: Justifying the Present Distress and Demonstrating the Individual’s Potential Contribution*
* *The Cruel Theology of Ezekiel 20*
* *When God Wanted to Destroy the Chosen People: Biblical Traditions and Theology on the Move*
Karen Wenell

**Karen J. Wenell** is Senior Lecturer in New Testamnet at the University of Birmingham.

## Known work

* *Jesus and land: constructions of sacred and social space in Second Temple Judaism*
* *Land as Sacred and Sodal Space: Some Reflections on the Early Jesus Movement and the Hauhau Religion*
* *Jesus and Land: Sacred and Social Space in Second Temple Judaism*
Bruce Wells

**Bruce Wells** is an Associate Professor in Near Eastern Studies at the University fo Texas, who specialises in Ancient Mesopotamian and Old Testament Law.

## Known work

* *The Law of Testimony in the Pentateuchal Codes -* PhD-Thesis
* *Sex, Lies, and Virginal Rape: The Slandered Bride and False Accusation in Deuteronomy*
* *The Covenant Code and Near Eastern Legal Traditions: A Response to David P. Wright*
* *What Is Biblical Law? A Look at Pentateuchal Rules and Near Eastern Practice*
* *Pre-Trial Negotiations: The Case of the Run-Away Slave in Dar. 53* - with Cornelia Wunsch and F. Rachel Magdalene
* *The Cultic versus the Forensic: Judahite and Mesopotamian Judicial Procedures in the First Millennium BCE*
* *The Hated Wife in Deuteronomic Law*
* *Competing or Complementary? Judges and Elders in Biblical and Neo- Babylonian Law*
* *The Assertory Oath in Neo-Babylonian and Persian Administrative Texts* - with Cornelia Wunsch and F. Rachel Magdalene
* *First Wives Club: Divorce, Demotion, and the Fate of Leah in Genesis 29*
* *The Grammar of the Neo- Babylonian Assertory Oath* - with Cornelia Wunsch and F. Rachel Magdalene
* *Liability in the Priestly Texts of the Hebrew Bible*
* *The Long View: From Hammurabi to the Bible to the Rabbis*
* *Sex Crimes in the Laws of the Hebrew Bible*
* *The Interpretation of Legal Traditions in Ancient Israel*
* *Punishments in the Torah and Their Rationale*
* *Fault, Responsibility, and Administrative Law in Late Babylonian Legal Texts* - with Cornelia Wunsch and F. Rachel Magdalene
* *The Purpose of the Covenant and Deuteronomic Codes and the Insights of Eckart Otto*
* *Reconstructing the History of a Legal Provision*
* *Temple Loyalty and the Loyalty Oath in the Neo-Babylonian and Persian Periods*
* *Death in the Garden of Eden*
Christoph Koch

**Christoph Koch** is a docent of Old Testament at the University of Heidelberg.

## Known work

* *Gottes himmlische Wohnstatt. Transformationen im Verhältnis von Gott und Himmel in tempeltheologischen Entwürfen des Alten Testaments in der Exilszei*
* *Vertrag, Treueid und Bund. Studien zur Rezeption des altorientalischen Vertragsrechts im Deuteronomium und zur Ausbildung der Bundestheologie im Alten Testament*
Anmar Abdulillah Fadhil

**Anmar Abdulillah Fadhil** is a lecturer in Assyriology at the University of Baghdad.

## Known work

* *Literary Texts from the Sippar Library I: Two Babylonian Classics* - with Enrique Jiménez
* *Literary Texts from the Sippar Library II: The Epic of Creation* - with Enrique Jiménez
* *Literary Texts from the Sippar Library III: ‘Eriš šummi’, A Syncretistic Hymn to Marduk* - with Enrique Jiménez

## Links

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* CV
István Czachesz

**István Czachesz** is Professor of Biblical Studies at the University of Tromsø.

## Known work

* *Commission Narratives: A Comparative Study of the Canonical and Apocryphal Acts*
* *The grotesque body in Early Christian discourse: Hell, scatology and metamorphosis*
* *Cognitive science and the New Testament: A new approach to early Christian research*
Kristin Weingart

**Kristin Weingart** is a Professor in the Institute of Old Testament Studies at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich.

## Known work

* *What makes an Israelite an Israelite? Judean perspectives on the Samarians in the Persian period*
* *“All These Are the Twelve Tribes of Israel” The Origins of Israel's Kinship Identity*
Melanie Groß

**Melanie Groß** is an Austrian Assyriologist, who serves as a guest researcher at Leiden University.

## Known work

* *Ḫarrān als kulturelles Zentrum in der altorientalischen Geschichte und sein Weiterleben*
* *Keilschrifttexte im Kunsthistorischen Museum Wien, Teil II.: Eine neuassyrische Inventarliste aus der Bibliothek des Assurbanipal*
* *The Structure and Organisation of the Neo-Assyrian Royal Household* - PhD-Thesis
* *On Courtiers in the Neo-Assyrian Empire: ša-rēši and mazzāz pāni* - with Reinhard Pirngruber
* *Food and drink for the palace: the management of foodstuffs in Neo-Assyrian times and beyond*
* *Innovation and Tradition within the Sphere of Neo-Assyrian Officialdom*
* *Becoming Empire: Neo-Assyrian palaces and the creation of courtly culture* - with David Kertai
* *At the heart of an empire: the royal household in the Neo-Assyrian period*
Andrew Abernethy

**Dr. Andrew T. Abernethy** is a Professor of Old Testament and the Director of M.A. in Biblical Exegesis at Wheaton College.

## Known work

* *Isaiah and Imperial Context: The Book of Isaiah in the Times of Empire* - with Mark Brett, Tim Bulkeley, and Tim Meadowcroft
* *Eating in Isaiah: approaching the role of food and drink in Isaiah's structure and message*
* *God's Messiah in the Old Testament: Expectations of a Coming King* - with Gregory Goswell
Andrew Arterbury

**Andrew Arterbury** is Professor of Christian Scripture at Baylor University.

## Known work

* *The ancient custom of hospitality, the Greek novels, and Acts 10: 1-11: 18*
* *Abraham's hospitality among Jewish and early Christian writers: a tradition history of Gen 18: 1-16 and its relevance for the study of the New Testament*
* *Entertaining angels: Early Christian hospitality in its Mediterranean setting*
* *Breaking the betrothal bonds: Hospitality in John 4*
Korinna Zamfir

**Korinna Zamfir** is Professor of New Testament in the Faculty of Roman Catholic Theologyat Babeș-Bolyai University.

## Known work

* *Is the ekklēsia a Household (of God)? Reassessing the Notion of οἶκος θεοῦ in 1 Tim 3.15*
* *Men and Women in the Household of God: A Contextual Approach to Roles and Ministries in the Pastoral Epistles (NTOA 103)*
Jonathan Kaplan

**Jonathan Kaplan** is an Associate Professor of Middle Eastern Studies at The University of Texas at Austin, who specialises in Hebrew Bible.

## Known work

* *The Song of Songs from the Bible to the Mishnah*
* *A Divine Love Song the Emergence of the Theo-erotic Interpretation of the Song of Songs in Ancient Judaism and Early Christianity*
* *The Mesha Inscription and Iron Age II Water Systems*
* *Comfort, O Comfort, Corinth: Grief and Comfort in 2 Corinthians 7: 5–13a*
* *1 Samuel 8: 11—18 as "A Mirror for Princes"*
* *My Perfect One: Typology and Early Rabbinic Interpretation of Song of Songs*
Jason DeRouchie

**Jason S. DeRouchie** is Research Professor of Old Testament and Biblical Theology at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.

## Known work

* *Circumcision in the Hebrew Bible and Targums: Theology, Rhetoric, and the Handling of Metaphor*
* *Shepherding wind and one wise shepherd: Grasping for breath in Ecclesiastes*
* *The blessing-commission, the promised offspring, and the toledot structure of Genesis*
* *Counting Stars with Abraham and the Prophets: New Covenant Ecclesiology in OT Perspective*
* *How to Understand and Apply the Old Testament*
* *A modern grammar for Biblical Hebrew* - with Duane Garrett
Matthijs De Jong

**Matthijs De Jong** is a Dutch Biblical scholar who works at the Netherlands Bible Society as head of translation.

## Known work

* *Isaiah among the ancient Near Eastern prophets: A comparative study of the earliest stages of the Isaiah tradition and the Neo-Assyrian prophecies*
* *Biblical Prophecy—A Scribal Enterprise. The Old Testament Prophecy of Unconditional Judgement considered as a Literary Phenomenon*
* *The Fallacy of'True and False'in Prophecy Illustrated by Jer 28: 8-9*
* *Prophecy and Foreign Nations: Aspects of the Role of the" Nations" in the Books of Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel* - with Uwe Becker & Hannes Bezzel
James Petitfils

**James Petitfils** is an Associate Professor of New Testament at the Talbot School of Theology of Biola University.

## Known work

* *Martial Moses in Flavian Rome: Josephus's Antiquities 2-4 and Exemplary Roman Leadership*
* *Mos Christianorum: The Roman Discourse of Exemplarity and the Jewish and Christian Language of Leadership*
* *A Tale of Two Moseses: Philo's On the Life of Moses and Josephus's Jewish Antiquities 2–4 in Light of the Roman Discourse of Exemplarity*