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Henrik Pfeiffer

**Henrik Pfeiffer** is the Chair of Old Testament Studies at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg.

## Known work

* *Das Heiligtum von Bethel im Spiegel des Hoseabuches*
* *Der Baum in der Mitte des Gartens. Zum überlieferungsgeschichtlichen Ursprung der Paradieserzählung (Gen 2,4b–3,24) Teil II: Prägende Traditionen und theologische Akzente*
* *Jahwes Kommen von Süden: Jdc 5, Hab 3, Dtn 33, und Ps 68 in ihrem literatur-und theologiegeschichtlichen Umfeld*
* *The origin of YHWH and its attestation*
Hratch Papazian

**Hratch Papazian** is the Herbert Thompson Associate Professor of Egyptology at Cambridge University.

## Known work

* *Domain of Pharaoh: The structure and components of the economy of Old Kingdom Egypt.*
* *The central administration of the resources in the Old Kingdom: departments, treasuries, granaries and work centers*
Karin Schöpflin

**Karin Schöpflin** is an adjunct professor of Old Testament at the University of Oldenburg.

## Known work

* *Theologie als Biographie im Ezechielbuch: Ein Beitrag zur Konzeption alttestamentlicher Prophetie*
* *Jotham's speech and fable as prophetic comment on Abimelech's story: the Genesis of Judges 9*
* *The composition of metaphorical oracles within the book of Ezekiel*
* *Die Bibel in der Weltliteratur*
Joshua Bowen

**Joshua Aaron Bowen** is an American Assyriologist, who graduated as a PhD from Johns Hopkins University in 2017. He is married to fellow Assyriologist Megan Lewis, with whom he runs Digital Hammurabi, a website and YouTube-channel dedicated to studying the Old Testament and Ancient Near East.

## Literature

* *The Atheist Handbook to the Old Testament*
* *Learn to Read Ancient Sumerian: An Introduction for Complete Beginners*
* *Did the Old Testament Endorse Slavery?*

## Social Media

* Digital Hammurabi (Official website)
* Digital Hammurabi (YouTube)
Brian Gault

**Brian P. Gault** is an associate professor of Old Testament at Dallas Theological Seminary.

## Known work

* *An Admonition against "rousing love": the meaning of the enigmatic refrain in Song of Songs*
* *A 'Do Not Disturb' Sign? Reexamining the Adjuration Refrain in Song of Songs*
* *Job's Hope: Redeemer or Retribution?*
* *Body as Landscape, Love as Intoxication: Conceptual Metaphors in the Song of Songs*
Markus Zehnder

**Markus Zehnder** is a Professor of Old Testament and Biblical Hebrew at Talbot School of Theology at Biola University.

## Known work

* *Wegmetaphorik im Alten Testament - Eine semantische Untersuchung der alttestamentlichen und altorientalischen Weg-Lexeme mit besonderer Berücksichtigung ihrer metaphorischen Verwendung*
* *Umgang mit Fremden in Israel und Assyrien*
Beate Ego

**Beate Ego** is the Chair of Exegesis and Theology of the Old Testament in the Protestant Theological Faculty at the Ruhr University Bochum.

## Known work

* *The Book of Tobit and the Diaspora*
* *God's justice. The" measure for measure" principle in 2 Maccabees*
* *The Repentance of Nineveh in the Story of Jonah and Nahum’s Prophecy of the City’s Destruction–A Coherent Reading of the Book of the Twelve as Reflected in the Aggada*
Jackson Crawford

**Jackson Crawford** is an American scholar who specialises in pre-Christian Norse culture and mythology. He has taught at several institutions, such as the University of Colorado, Boulder, University of California, Berkeley and University of California, Los Angeles.

He currently teaches about Norse culture and language on his YouTube-channel.

## Notable works

* The Poetic Edda: Stories of the Norse Gods and Heroes
* The Wanderer's Havamal
* The Saga of the Volsungs: With the Saga of Ragnar Lothbrok
* Two Sagas of Mythical Heroes: Hervor and Heidrek and Hrólf Kraki and His Champions
Juliana Claassens

**Juliana Claassens** is a Professor of Old Testament at the University of Stellenbosch.

## Known work

* *Biblical theology as dialogue: Continuing the conversation on Mikhail Bakhtin and Biblical theology*
* *The God Who Provides: Biblical Images of Divine Nourishment*
* *Calling the keeners: the image of the wailing woman as symbol of survival in a traumatized world*
* *Resisting dehumanization: Ruth, Tamar, and the quest for human dignity*
* *Mourner, mother, midwife: Reimagining God's delivering Presence in the Old Testament*
* *Countering Stereotypes: Job, Disability and Human Dignity*
* *Female resistance in spite of injustice: Human dignity and the daughter of Jephthah*
* *‘Give us a portion among our father's brothers’: The Daughters of Zelophehad, Land, and the Quest for Human Dignity*
* *Job, theology and disability*
* *The Rhetorical Fonction؛ ٠the Woman in Labor Metaphor in Jeremiah 30-31: Trauma, Gender and Postcolonial Perspectives*
* *Rethinking humour in the Book of Jonah: Tragic laughter as resistance in the context of trauma*
* *Tragic laughter: Laughter as resistance in the Book of Job*
* *The Woman of Substance and Human Flourishing: Proverbs 31: 10–31 and Martha Nussbaum's Capabilities Approach*
* *Claiming her dignity: Female resistance in the Old Testament*
* *An Abigail Optic: Agency, Resistance, and Discernment in 1 Samuel 25*
Christopher Forbes

**Christopher Forbes** is a Senior Lecturer in Ancient History at Macquarie University.

## Known work

* *Comparison, Self-Praise and Irony: Paul's Boasting and the Conventions of Hellenistic Rhetoric*
* *Prophecy and inspired speech in early Christianity and its Hellenistic environment*
* *Paul and rhetorical comparison*
* *Ancient rhetoric and ancient letters: models for reading Paul, and their limits*
Ivan Miroshnikov

**Ivan Miroshnikov** is a docent of New Testament studies at the University of Helsinki.

## Known work

* *The Sahidic Coptic Version of 4 Maccabees*
* *The Gospel of Thomas and Plato: A Study of the Impact of Platonism on the Fifth Gospel*
* *“For Women are Not Worthy of Life”: Protology and Misogyny in Gospel of Thomas Saying 114*
* *Women and knowledge in early christianity* - with Ulla Tervahauta, Outi Lehtipuu, and Ismo Dunderberg
* *The Gospel of Thomas and Plato: A Study of the Impact of Platonism on the “Fifth Gospel”*
* *The Coptic Martyrdom of Andrew*
* *Fourth Maccabees 1: 1–6 in Sahidic Coptic*
* *A New Witness to the Fayyūmic Version of First Corinthians (P. MorganLib. 265). Part I: Notes on Codicology, Language, Provenance and Date*
Martin Ebner

**Martin Ebner** is a New Testament scholar who serves as Affiliated Researcher & Emeritus at the New Testament Studies’ Department at the Rhenish Friedrich Wilhelm University of Bonn.

## Known work

* *Klage und Auferweckungshoffnung im Neuen Testament*
* *Die Stadt als Lebensraum der ersten Christen: das Urchristentum in seiner Umwelt I*
* *Exegese des Neuen Testaments: ein Arbeitsbuch für Lehre und Praxi*s - with Bernhard Heininger
* *Das Markusevangelium*
Dagmar Budde

**Dagmar Budde** is an adjunct professor of Egyptology at the Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz.

## Known work

* *Zur Symbolik der sogenannten Schulterrosette bei Löwendarstellungen*
* *"Die den Himmel durchsticht und sich mit den Sternen vereint". Zur Bedeutung und Funktion der Doppelfederkrone in der Götterikonographie*
Klaus Scholtissek

**Klaus Scholtissek** is an adjunct professor of New Testament at the University of Jena.

## Known work

* *Der Sohn Gottes für das Reich Gottes: Zur Verbindung von Christologie und Eschatologie bei Markus*
* *Ironie und Rollenwechsel im Johannesevangelium*
* *Abschied und neue Gegenwart: Exegetische und theologische Reflexionen zur johanneischen Abschiedsrede 13, 31-17, 26*
Magnus Zetterholm

**Magnus Zetterholm** is a senior lecturer and associate professor of New Testament at Lund University.

## Known work

* *The formation of Christianity in Antioch: a social-scientific approach to the separation between Judaism and Christianity* - PhD-Thesis
* *Purity and Anger: Gentiles and Idolatry in Antioch*
* *The Antioch Incident Revisited*
Hanna Tervanotko

**Hanna Tervanotko** is an Old Testament scholar who serves as Associate Professor of Religious Studies at McMaster University.

## Known work

* *Speaking in Dreams: The Figure of Miriam and Prophecy*
* *A trilogy of testaments? The status of the Testament of Qahat versus texts attributed to Levi and Amram*
* *Visions, Otherworldly Journeys and Divine Beings*
* *Gendered Beauty: Observations on Portraying Beautiful Men and Women in the Hebrew Bible*
* *Unreliability and Gender?: Untrusted Female Prophets in Ancient Greek and Jewish Texts*
* *‘Obey me like your mother’: Deborah's Leadership in Light of Liber Antiquitatum Biblicarum 33*
* *Denying her voice: The figure of Miriam in ancient Jewish literature*
* *Reading God’s Will? Function and Status of Oracle Interpreters in Ancient Jewish and Greek Texts*
Joel Anderson

**Joel Edmund Anderson** is an Old Testament scholar and an adjunct professor in Religious Studies at the University of North Alabama.

## Known work

* *Yhwh's Surprising Covenant Hesed in Jonah*
* *The Rise, Fall, and Renovation of the House of Gesenius: Diachronic Methods, Synchronic Readings, and the Debate over Isaiah 36–39 and 2 Kings 18–20*
Ken Ristau

**Kenneth A. Ristau** is an Old Testament scholar at the University of Alberta.

## Known work

* *Breaking Down Unity: An Analysis of 1 Chronicles 21.1–22.1*
* *Community Identity in Judean Historiography: biblical and comparative perspectives* - with Gary Knoppers
* *Reconstructing Jerusalem: Persian-period prophetic perspectives*
Ken Brown

**Kenneth Steven Brown** is an Old Testament scholar and Lecturer at Whitworth University.

## Known work

* *You Terrify Me with Visions: The Vision in Job 4 and Its Role in the Book* - PhD-Disseration
* *Temple Christology in the Gospel of John* - with Tom Hatina
* *Monotheism in late prophetic and early apocalyptic literature* - with Nathan MacDonald
* *Vengeance and vindication in numbers 31*
* *How to Charge God with Murder: The Role of the" Witness in Heaven" in Job 16*
* *The Firstborn of Death: Monotheism and the Mythology of Death in Job 18*
* *Reading Other Peoples’ Texts: Social Identity and the Reception of Authoritative Traditions* - with Alison Joseph & Brennan Breed

## Links

* Google Scholar
* CV
Juha Pakkala

**Juha Kalevi Pakkala** is a Senior University Lecturer of Biblical Studies at the University of Helsinki.

## Known work

* *Intolerant monolatry in the Deuteronomistic History* - Phd-Thesis
* *Zedekiah's fate and the dynastic succession*
* *Kinneret—An Urban Center at the Crossroads: Excavations on Iron IB Tel Kinrot at the Lake of Galilee* - with Jürgen Zangenberg and Stefan Münger
* *Ezra the scribe: the development of Ezra 7-10 and Nehemia 8*
* *God's word omitted: omissions in the transmission of the Hebrew Bible*
* *Evidence of editing: growth and change of texts in the Hebrew Bible* - with Romeny Bas Ter Haar and Reinhard Müller

## PhD-disserations supervised

* *"I Will Set His Hand on the Sea, and His Right Hand on the River": North West Semitic Kingship and the Sea of Combat Myth: A Survey of Hebrew Poetry in Light of Ancient Near Eastern Evidence* by Joanna Töyräänvuori
* *Judeans of Egypt in the Persian period (539-332 BCE) in light of the Aramaic Documents* by Esko Siljanen, with Martti Nissinen
* *Uncovering ancient editing: documented evidence of changes in Joshua 24 and related texts* by Ville Mäkipelto
Martin Worthington

**Martin Worthington** is a British Assyriologist and Associate Professor the Al Maktoum Centre for Middle Eastern Studies at Trinity College, Dublin.

## Known work

* *Aspects of Mesopotamian witchcraft*
* *Dialect admixture of babylonian and assyrian in Saa VIII, X, XII, XVII and XVIII*
* *The lamp and the mirror, or: Some comments on the ancient understanding of Mesopotamian medical manuscripts*
* *Principles of Akkadian textual criticism*
* *Ea's Duplicity in the Gilgamesh Flood Story*
* *Association of the Dog with Healing Power in Mesopotamia*
Jacques van Ruiten

**Jacques T.A.G.M. van Ruiten** is Professor of the Reception History of the Bible at the University of Groningen.

## Known work

* *Primaeval History Interpreted: The Rewriting of Genesis 1-11 in the Book of Jubilees*
* *Abraham, Job and the Book of Jubilees: the intertextual relationship of Genesis 22: 1–19, Job 1: 1–2: 13 and Jubilees 17: 15–18: 19*
Joanna Töyräänvuori

**Joanna Sara Töyräänvuori** is a scholar of Old Testament and North West Semitic Culture at the University of Helsinki.

## Known work

* *"I Will Set His Hand on the Sea, and His Right Hand on the River": North West Semitic Kingship and the Sea of Combat Myth: A Survey of Hebrew Poetry in Light of Ancient Near Eastern Evidence* - PhD-Thesis
* *Weapons of the Storm God in ancient Near Eastern and biblical traditions*
* *Sea and the Combat Myth: North West Semitic Political Mythology in the Hebrew Bible*
* *Trial by Water through the Ages*
Leire Olabarria

**Leire Olabarria** is a Lecturer in Egyptology at University of Birmingham.

## Known work

* *Materialising kinship, constructing relatedness: kin group display and commemoration in First Intermediate Period and Middle Kingdom Egypt (ca 2150–1650 BCE)*
* *A question of substance: interpreting kinship and relatedness in ancient Egypt*
* *Kinship and family in ancient Egypt: archaeology and anthropology in dialogue*
Mattias Karlsson

**Mattias Karlsson** is an independent scholar of ancient cultures, specialising in Egyptology and Assyriology.

## Known work

* *Early Neo-Assyrian State Ideology: Relations of Power in the Inscriptions and Iconography of Ashurnasirpal II (883–859) and Shalmaneser III (858–824)* - PhD-Thesis
* *Relations of power in early Neo-Assyrian state ideology*
* *The Divine Determinative and the Names of Assyrian Rulers*
Linda Evans

**Linda Evans** is an Egyptologist and Associate Professor in the Department of History and Archaeology at Macquarie University.

## Known work

* *Animal behaviour in Egyptian art: Representations of the natural world in Memphite tomb scenes*
* *The 'Shedshed' of Wepwawet: an artistic and behavioural interpretation*
Jay Crisostomo

**C. Jay Crisostomo** is Director of Graduate Studies and Associate Professor as well as the George G. Cameron Professor of Ancient Near Eastern Civilization and Languages and Civilizations at the University of Michigan.

## Known work

* *Writing Sumerian, creating texts: reflections on text-building practices in Old Babylonian schools*
* *Multilingualism and formulations of scholarship: the rosen vocabulary*
* *Translation as scholarship: Language, writing, and bilingual education in ancient Babylonia*
Jürgen van Oorschot

Jürgen van Oorschot is a Professor of Old Testament at University of Erlangen–Nuremberg.

## Known work

* *Von Babel zum Zion: eine literarkritische und redaktionsgeschichtliche Untersuchung*
* *The Origins of Yahwism* - with Markus Witte
* *Gott als Grenze: Eine literar-und redaktionsgeschichtliche Studie zu den Gottesreden des Hiobbuches*
Manfried Dietrich

Manfried Dietrich is a scholar of Ugaritic studies at the University of University of Münster.

## Known work

* *Der Vertrag zwischen Šuppiluliuma und Niqmandu: Eine philologische und kulturhistorische Studie* - with Oswald Loretz
* *Neue palästinisch punktierte Bibelfragmente: Veröffentlicht und auf Text und Punktation hin untersucht*
* *Die soziale Struktur von Alalaḫ und Ugarit (II): Die sozialen Gruppen ḫupše-namê, ḫaniaḫḫe-ekû, eḫele-šūzubu und marjanne nach Texten aus Alalaḫ IV*
* *Die soziale Struktur von Alalaḫ und Ugarit (IV). Die É= bītu-Listen aus Alalaḫ IV als Quelle für die Erforschung der gesellschaftlichen Schichtung von Alalaḫ im 15. Jh. v. Chr.*
* *Altbabylonische Omina zur Sonnenfinsternis*
* *"Armer Mann von Nippur": ein Werk der Krisenliteratur des 8. Jh. v. Chr*
Ian Mills

**Ian Nelson Mills** is a New Testament Scholar who received his PhD at Duke University in 2021.

## Known work

* *Rewriting the Gospel: The Synoptic Tradition in the Firstand Second Centuries* - PhD-Thesis
* *Tatian’s Diatessaron as ‘Canonical’ Gospel: Walter Bauer and the Reception of Christian ‘Apocrypha’*
* *Zacchaeus and the Unripe Figs: A New Argument for the Original Language of Tatian’s Diatessaron*
* *Pagan Readers of Christian Scripture: The Role of Books in Early Autobiographical Conversion Narratives*
Brad Kelle

**Brad E. Kelle** is the Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew at Point Loma Nazarene University.

## Known work

* *What's in a name? Neo-Assyrian designations for the Northern Kingdom and their implications for Israelite history and biblical interpretation*
* *Hosea 2: Metaphor and rhetoric in historical perspective*
* *Dealing with the trauma of defeat: the rhetoric of the devastation and rejuvenation of nature in Ezekiel*
* *Biblical history and Israel's past: The changing study of the bible and history* - with Megan Bishop Moore
Matthias Henze

**Matthias Henze** is the Isla Carroll & Percy E. Turner Professor of Biblical Studies Director of the Program in Jewish Studies in department of religion at Rice University.

## Known work

* *The madness of King Nebuchadnezzar: the ancient Near Eastern origins and early history of interpretation of Daniel 4*
* *The Syriac apocalypse of Daniel: introduction, text, and commentary*
* *Biblical Interpretation at Qumran*
* *Jewish Apocalypticism in Late First Century Israel: Reading'Second Baruch'in Context*
* *"4 Ezra" and "2 Baruch": Literary Composition and Oral Performance in First-Century Apocalyptic Literature*
Jonathan Stökl

**Tobias Jonathan Stökl** is an Old Testament scholar and lecturer at Leiden University.

## Known work

* *Prophecy in the Ancient Near East: A philological and sociological comparison*
* *Prophets Male and Female: Gender and Prophecy in the Hebrew Bible, the Eastern Mediterranean and the Ancient Near East* - with Corrine Carvalho
* *Divination, politics and ancient Near Eastern empires* - with Alan Lenzi
* *Exile and Return, The Babylonian Context* - with Caroline Waerzeggers
Jaap Dekker

**Jaap Dekker** is an Old Testament scholar and theologian, who works as the Professor of Biblical Studies and Christian Identity on the Henk de Jong Chair at the Theological University of the Reformed Churches.

## Known work

* *Zion's rock-solid foundations: an exegetical study of the Zion text in Isaiah 28: 16*
* *Bind Up The Testimony Isaiah 8: 16 And The Making Of The Hebrew Bible*
* *God and the Dragons in the Book of Isaiah*
Kevin McCruden

**Kevin B. McCruden** is Professor of Religious Studies at Gonzaga University, who specialises in the New Testament.

## Known work

* *Christ's perfection in Hebrews: Divine beneficence as an exegetical key to Hebrews 2: 10*
* *Monarchy and economy in Tertullian's Adversus Praxeam*
* *Judgment and life for the lord: Occasion and theology of Romans 14, 1-15, 13*
* *Compassionate soteriology in Hebrews, 1 Peter, and the Gospel of Mark*
* *Solidarity Perfected*
* *Reading the epistle to the Hebrews*
* *A Body You Have Prepared for Me: The Spirituality of the Letter to the Hebrews*
* *The Eloquent Blood of Jesus: The Neglected Theme of the Fidelity of Jesus in Hebrews 12: 24*
Kirsten Konrad

**Kirsten Konrad** is a docent in Egyptology at the University of Bonn.

## Known work

* *Architektur und Theologie: Pharaonische Tempelterminologie unter Berücksichtigung königsideologischer Aspekte*
* *Bes zwischen Himmel und Erde: Zur Deutung eines Kopfstützen-Amuletts*
* *Eine Kuh, ein Kalb und ein Hirte. Bemerkungen zu einem wohl singulären Kuhamulett aus libyscher Zeit*
* *Die multiplen Kapitelle der Pflanzensäulen im Grab des Sennedjem: Zum Phänomen phytoreligiöser Deutungen im Alten Ägypten*
Kenneth Way

**Kenneth Way** is Professor and Chair of Old Testament and Semitics at Biola University.

## Known work

* *Balaam's Hobby-Horse: The Animal Motif in the Balaam Traditions*
* *Animals in the Prophetic World: Literary Reflections on Numbers 22 and 1 Kings 13*
* *Assessing Sacred Asses: Bronze Age Donkey Burials in the Near East*
* *The Meaning of the Minor Judges: Understanding the Bible’s Shortest Stories*
* *Donkeys in the Biblical World: Ceremony and Symboll*
Heath Dewrell

**Heath D. Dewrell** is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Middle Eastern Studies at the The University of Texas at Austin.

## Known work

* *Child Sacrifice in Ancient Israel and Its Opponents* - PhD-Thesis at Johns Hopkins University
* *Human Beings as Ritual Objects: A Reexamination of Sefire I A, 35b-42*
* *A Ugaritic Incantation against Gonorrhea: A Reexamination of KTU 1.169.*
* *Whoring after the mōlek’ in Leviticus 20,5. A text-critical examination.*
* *“How Tamar’s Veil Became Joseph’s Coat of Many Colors: The Meaning of כתנת פסים)ה*
* *Yareb, Shalman, and the Date of the Book of Hosea*
* *A ‘Molek’ Inscription from the Levant? Another Look at the Authenticity of RES 367*
Lauri Thurén

**Lauri Thurén** is the Professor of Biblical Studies at the University of Eastern Finland.

## Known work

* *The rhetorical strategy of 1 Peter with special regard to ambiguous expressions*
* *Argument and theology in 1 Peter: The origins of Christian paraenesis*
* *John Chrysostom as a rhetorical critic: The hermeneutics of an early father*
* *The General New Testament Writings*
Christophe Nihan

Christophe Nihan is a professor of Old Testament at the University of Münster.

## Known work

* *Forms and Functions of Purity in Leviticus*
* *Textual Fluidity and Rewriting in Parallel Traditions: The Case of Samuel and Chronicles*
* *The Priestly Laws of Numbers, the Holiness Legislation, and the Pentateuch*
* *The Memory of Ezekiel in Postmonarchic Yehud*
* *Rewriting Kingship in Samuel: 1 Sam 8 and 12 and the Law of the King*
* *Samuel, Chronicles, and „Postchronistic“ Revisions: Some Remarks of Method*
* *The Templization of Israel in Leviticus: Some Remarks on Blood Disposal and kipper*
* *Ezekiel and the Holiness Legislation: A Plea for Nonlinear Models*
* *Cult Centralization and the Torah Traditions in Chronicles*
* *Ezekiel 34–37 and Leviticus 26: A Reevaluation*
* *Supplementing Leviticus in the Second Temple Period. The case of the Wood Offering in 4Q365 23*
* *Abraham Traditions and Cult Politics in the Persian Period: Moriyyāh and Šalēm in Genesis*
* *Aaron’s Vestments in Exodus 28 and Priestly Leadership* - with J. Rhyder
* *Joshua and Eleazar in Numbers 27*
* *Between Continuity and Change: The High Priest Joshua in Zechariah 3*
* *Deuteronomic Alignment in Chronicles: Royal Reforms and the Elimination of Cultic Objects*
* *Unclean Birds in the Hebrew and Greek Versions of Leviticus and Deuteronomy*
Joshua Jeffers

**Joshua Aaron Jeffers** is a Lecturer in Akkadian at the University of Pennsylvania.

## Known work

* *Fifth-campaign Reliefs in Sennacherib's “Palace without Rival” at Nineveh1*
* *Tiglath-pileser I: A light in a" dark age"*
* *The nonintercalated lunar calendar of the middle Assyrian period*
* *The Royal Inscriptions of Ashurbanipal (668–631 BC), Aššur-etel-ilāni (630–627 BC) and Sîn-šarra-iškun (626–612 BC), Kings of Assyria, Part 1* - with Jamie Novotny
* *The Royal Inscriptions of Ashurbanipal (668–631 BC), Aššur-etel-ilāni (630–627 BC) and Sîn-šarra-iškun (626–612 BC), Kings of Assyria, Part 2* - with Jamie Novotny
Jacob Dahl

**Jacob Lebovitch Dahl** is Professor of Assyriology in the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Oxford.

## Known work

* *Proto-Elamite sign frequencies*
* *Animal husbandry in Susa during the Proto-Elamite period*
* *Complex Graphemes in Proto-Elamite*
* *The ruling family of Ur III Umma: a prosopographical analysis of an elite family in southern Iraq 4000 years ago*
* *The ruling family of Ur III Umma*
* *Early writing in Iran, a reappraisal*
* *A Babylonian Gang of Potters*
* *The proto-Elamite writing system*
Kindy De Long

**Kindalee "Kindy" Pfremmer De Long** is a Professor of New Testament at Pepperdine University.

## Known work

* *Surprised by God: Praise Responses in the Narrative of Luke-Acts*
* *Praise as Resistance: A Reading of Mary's Song (Luke 1.46-55)*
* *Matthew 16.19: Binding and Loosing in the Church Today*
* *'Ask a Woman': Childbearing and Ezra's Transformation in 4 Ezra*
Matthew Jensen

**Matthew D. Jensen** is a scholar of New Testament at the University of Sydney, who is also an Adjunct Professor at Moore Theological College.

## Known work

* *The Structure and Argument of 1 John*
* *Noah, the eighth proclaimer of righteousness: Understanding 2 Peter 2.5 in light of Genesis 4.26*
* *John Is No Exception: Identifying the Subject of εἰμί and Its Implications*
* *Some Unpersuasive Glosses: The Meaning of ἀπείθεια, ἀπειθέω, and ἀπειθής in the New Testament*
Helen Dixon

**Helen M. Dixon** is an Assistant Professor of History at East Carolina University, who specialises in Phoenician studies.

## Known work

* *Phoenician Mortuary Practice in the Iron Age I-III (ca. 1200 – ca. 300 BCE) Central Coastal Levant*
* *Late 1st-Millennium B.C.E. Levantine Dog Burials as an Extension of Human Mortuary Behavior*
Jürgen Zangenberg

**Jürgen K. Zangenberg** is Professor of Ancient Judaism and Early Christianity at Leiden University.

## Known work

* *Religion, ethnicity, and identity in ancient Galilee: a region in transition* - with Dale Martin and Harold Attridge
* *Matthew, James, and Didache: three related documents in their Jewish and Christian settings* - with Hubertus Waltherus Maria van de Sandt
* *Kinneret — An Urban Center at the Crossroads: Excavations on Iron IB Tel Kinrot at the Lake of Galilee* - with Stefan Münger and Juha Pakkala
Jonathan Pennington

**Jonathan T. Pennington** is Professor of New Testament interpretation at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.

## Known work

* *Heaven and Earth in the Gospel of Matthew*
* *Reading the Gospels wisely: A narrative and theological introduction*
* *The Sermon on the Mount and human flourishing: A theological commentary*
Klaus Wagensonner

**Klaus Wagensonner** is an Associate Research Scholar & Lecturer in Assyriology at Yale University.

## Known work

* *Die frühen lexikalischen Texte und ihr Aufbau. Zu den archaischen und frühdynastischen Wortlisten, der Anordnung ihrer Einträge und den Klassifikationssystemen in den frühen Phasen der Keilschrift* - PhD-Thesis
* *Nin-Isina (k) s Journey to Nippur A bilingual divine journey revisited*
* *What is the matter with the numun-plant? BM 120011 Reconsidered*
* *The estates of Šamaš on the Hābūr*
Henryk Drawnel

**Henryk Drawnel** is Professor of Second Temple Judaism at the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin.

## Known work

* *An Aramaic wisdom text from Qumran: A new interpretation of the Levi Document*
* *The Aramaic Astronomical Book from Qumran: Text, Translation, and Commentary*
* *Knowledge Transmission in the Context of the Watchers’ Sexual Sin with the Women in 1 Enoch 6-11*
Jakob Andersson

**Jakob Andersson** is a Senior Lecturer & Associate Professor at Department of Linguistics and Philology at Uppsala University.

## Known work

* *Some Cuneiform Texts from the Haldar Collection. Two Old Babylonian Contracts*
* *Kingship in the Early Mesopotamian Onomasticon 2800–2200 BCE*
* *Private commemorative inscriptions of the Early Dynastic and Sargonic periods: some considerations*
Joel Green

**Joel B. Green** is a Professor of New Testament Interpretation and Associate Dean for the Center for Advanced Theological Studies at Fuller Theological Seminary.

## Know work

* *The theology of the gospel of Luke*
* *The gospel of Luke*
* *Dictionary of Jesus and the Gospels* - with Jeannine Brown & Nicholas Perrin
Manfred Krebernik

**Manfred Krebernik** is the Chair of Ancient Near Eastern Studies and Auxiliary Collection of Near Eastern Antiquities at the University of Jena.

## Known work

* *The linguistic classification of Eblaite: Methods, problems, and results*
* *Two Remarkable Vocabularies: Amorite-Akkadian Bilinguals!* - with Andrew George
Michaela Bauks

**Michaela Bauks** is Professor of Old Testament and History of Religions at the University of Koblenz and Landau.

## Known work

* *Sacred Trees in the Garden of Eden and Their Ancient Near Eastern Precursors*
* *“Soul-Concepts” in Ancient Near Eastern Mythical Texts and Their Implications for the Primeval History*
Ludwig Morenz

**Ludwig David Morenz** is Professor of Egyptology at the University of Bonn.

## Known work

* *Bild-Buchstaben und symbolische Zeichen: die Herausbildung der Schrift in der hohen Kultur Altägyptens*
* *Apophis: On the origin, name, and nature of an Ancient Egyptian anti-god*
* *The second intermediate period and the new kingdom*
Kenneth Berding

Kenneth Berding is the Professor of New Testament at Biola University.

## Known work

* *What are spiritual gifts?: Rethinking the conventional view*
* *Three Views on the New Testament Use of the Old Testament* - with Jonathan Lunde
* *Polycarp and Paul: An Analysis of their Literary and Theological Relationship in Light of Polycarp's Use of Biblical and Extra-Biblical Literature*
Mark Goodacre

**Mark Goodacre** is the Frances Hill Fox Professor of Religious Studies at Duke University.

## Known work

* *Goulder and the Gospels: An Examination of a New Paradigm*
* *The case against Q: studies in Markan priority and the synoptic problem*
* *The synoptic problem: A way through the maze*
* *Thomas and the Gospels: the case for Thomas's familiarity with the Synoptics*
Kurtis Peters

**Kurtis Peters** is an Old Testament scholar, who works as a lecturer in Religious Studies in the Department of Ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern Studies at the University of British Columbia.

## Known work

* *Hebrew Lexical Semantics and Daily Life in Ancient Israel: What's Cooking in Biblical Hebrew?*
* *Jonah 1 and the Battle with the Sea: Myth and Irony*
* *Together in Guilt: David, Jonadab, and the Rape of Tamar*
Lisa Cleath

**Lisa J. Cleath** is an Assistant Professor of Old Testament at Princeton Theological Seminary.

## Known work

* *Colonial Identity In The Jedaniah" Archive" At Elephantine*
* *Divine Enthronement in a Conquered Land: Constructinga Landscape Monument in Josh 8: 30–35*
* *Rebuilding Jerusalem: Ezra-Nehemiah as Narrative Resilience*
John Evans

**John Frederick Evans** is Lecturer in Old Testament and Hebrew at the Union School of Theology.

## Known work

* *An Inner-Biblical Interpretation and Intertextual Reading of Ezekiel’s Recognition Formulae with the Book of Exodus* - PhD-Thesis
* *Death-Dealing Witchcraft in the Bible? Notes on the Condemnation of the ‘Daughters’ in Ezekiel 13:17–23*
* *You Shall Know that I Am Yahweh: An Inner-Biblical Interpretation of Ezekiel’s Recognition Formula*
Martin Lang

**Martin Lang** is an associate professor in the Institut für Alte Geschichte und Altorientalistik at the University of Innsbruck.

## Known work

* *Gott erbaut sein himmlisches Heiligtum. Zur Bedeutung von ןחדּגא in Am 9, 6*
* *Amos und Exodus: Einige Überlegungen zu Am 3-6*
* *Das Exodusgeschehen in der Joelschrift*
* *u4-ba, ina ūmī ullûti, inūmīšu – In illo tempore. Zur Begründung und Legitimation von Recht aus dem Mythos*
* *na-gada – nāqidu – noqed–Ein Beitrag zur altorientalisch-biblischen Hirtenterminologie*
* *um Begriff von menschlicher und göttlicher Gerechtigkeit in den Prologen der altorientalischen Codices*
* *Floating from Babylon to Rome: Ancient Near Eastern Flood Stories in the Mediterranean World*
* *Bilateralität und Vertragstechnik in der Amarna-Zeit*
* *Utopie und mythische Geographie – Mesopotamisches Erbe in der syrisch-patristischen Tradition am Beispiel des Paradiesesberges und des Landungsplatzes der Arche*
* *Erwählung, Akzession und Inthronisation altorientalischer Herrscher zwischen Mythos, Ritual und formalem Rechtsak*
* *Sieg und Nicht-Sieg in altorientalischen Streitgedichten*
* *"Meine Vergehen mögen gelöst, meine Sünden vergessen sein": Konzepte von Reinheit und Unreinheit in der keilschriftlichen Überlieferung des Alten Orients. Teil I*
* *"Meine Vergehen mögen gelöst, meine Sünden vergessen sein": Konzepte von Reinheit und Unreinheit in der keilschriftlichen Überlieferung des Alten Orients. Teil II*
* *Geistes-und religionshistorische Hintergründe von Strafpraktiken im Alten Mesopotamien*
Llewellyn Howes

**Llewellyn Howes** is Professor of New Testament at the University of Johannesburg.

## Known work

* *The Sayings Gospel Q within the contexts of the third and renewed quests for the historical Jesus: Wisdom and apocalypticism in the first century*
* *"Placed in a hidden place": Illuminating the displacement of Q 11: 33, 34-35*
* *"Blessed are the eyes that see": revealing the redaction of Q 10: 21-24*
* *‘To refer, not to characterise’: A synchronic look at the Son-of-Man logia in the Sayings Gospel*
* *The householder, the robber and the Son of Man: Reconsidering the redaction of Q 12: 39–40*
* *Condemning or liberating the twelve tribes of Israel?: Judging the meaning of κρίνοντες in Q 22: 28, 30*
* *Judging the twelve tribes of Israel: Q 22: 28, 30 in light of the Psalms of Solomon and the Community Rule*
* *"Whomever you find, invite": the Parable of the Great Supper (Q 14: 16-21, 23) and the redaction of Q*
* *Judging Q and saving Jesus: Q’s contribution to the wisdom-apocalypticism debate in historical Jesus studies*
* *‘Reaping where you did not sow’: the parable of the entrusted money (Q 19: 12–13, 15–24, 26) and the redaction of Q*
* *“Your Father knows that you need all of this”: divine fatherhood as socio-ethical impetus in Q’s formative stratum*
* *“Make an effort to get loose”: Reconsidering the redaction of Q 12: 58–59*
Joshua Jipp

**Joshua Jipp** is an Associate Professor of New Testament at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School.

## Known work

* *Rereading the Story of Abraham, Isaac, and ‘Us’ in Romans 4*
* *The Son's Entrance into the Heavenly World: The Soteriological Necessity of the Scriptural Catena in Hebrews 1.5-14*
* *Paul's Areopagus Speech of Acts 17: 16—34 as Both Critique and Propaganda*
* *6. Divine Visitations and Hospitality to Strangers in Luke-Acts*
Jürgen Seeher

**Jürgen Seeher** is an archeologist at Istanbul Department of the German Archaeological Institute.

## Known work

* *Maadi: excavations at the Predynastic site of Maadi and its cemeteries conducted by Mustapha Amer and Ibrahim Rizkana on behalf of the Department of Geography, Faculty of Arts of Cairo University, 1930-1953: Vol. I The pottery of the Predynastic settlement -* with Ibrahim Rizkana
Johannes Schnocks

**Johannes Schnocks** is a Professor of Old Testament at the University of Münster.

## Known work

* *Rettung und Neuschöpfung: Studien zur alttestamentlichen Grundlegung einer gesamtbiblischen Theologie der Auferstehung*
* *The formation of the Hebrew Psalter: the Book of Psalms between ancient versions, material transmission and canonical exegesis*
Ian Moyer

**Ian S. Moyer** is an Egyptologist who serves as an Associate Professor at the University of Michigan.

## Known work

* *Herodotus and an Egyptian mirage: the genealogies of the Theban priests*
* *Miniaturization and the Opening of the Mouth in a Greek Magical Text (PGM XII. 270-350)* - with Jacco Dieleman
* *Egypt and the Limits of Hellenism*
Jan Dercksen

**Jan Gerrit Dercksen** is an University Lecturer at the Leiden University Institute for Area Studies.

## Known work

* *The Silver of the Gods on Old Assyrian ikribu*
* *Some elements of Old Anatolian society in Kaniš*
* *On Anatolian loanwords in Akkadian texts from Kültepe*
* *Observations on land use and agriculture in Kaneš*
* *Subsistence, surplus and the market for grain and meat at ancient Kanesh*
* *The Goddess Who was Robbed of her Jewellery: Ishtar and her Priest in an Assyrian Colony*
Joel LeMon

**Joel M. LeMon** is The Rev. Dr. Donald Allen Harp, Jr. Distinguished Associate Professor of Biblical Studies at Candler School of Theology of Emory University.

## Known work

* *Yahweh's Winged Form in the Psalms: Exploring Congruent Iconography and Texts*
* *Yhwh's Hand and the Iconography of the Blow in Psalm 81: 14-16*
Megan O'Neil

**Megan E. O'Neil** is an Assistant Professor at Emory University, who specialises in Mesoamerican studies.

## Known work

* *Ancient Maya sculptures of Tikal, seen and unseen*
* *The material evidence of ancient Maya sculpture*
* *Object, memory, and materiality at Yaxchilan: The reset lintels of Structures 12 and 22*
* *Engaging Ancient Maya Sculpture at Piedras Negras, Guatemala*
Ingrid Hjelm

**Ingrid Hjelm** is an associate professor emerIta of Hebrew Bible at the University of Copenhagen.

## Known work

* *The Samaritans and early Judaism: A literary analysis*
* *The Victory Song of Merneptah, Israel and the People of Palestine*
* *Jerusalem's rise to sovereignty: Zion and Gerizim in competition*
* *Mt. Gerizim and Samaritans in Recent Research*
Michael Lyons

**Michael Alan Lyons** is a Senior Lecturer in Old Testament and Hebrew Bible at the University of St. Andrews.

## Known work

* *Marking innerbiblical allusion in the book of Ezekiel*
* *Transforming Visions: Transformations of Text Tradition and Theology in Ezekiel* - with William Tooman
* *Psalm 22 and the" Servants" of Isaiah 54; 56-66*
Jana Matuszak

**Jana Matuszak** is an Assistant Professor of Sumerology at the University of Chicago.

## Known work

* *A new version of the Babylonian ritual against the evil portended by a lightning strike (BM 42273)*
* *‘She is not fit for womanhood’–The Ideal House-wife according to Sumerian Literary Texts*
* *Assessing Misogyny in Sumerian Disputations and Diatribes*
* *Es streite, wer kann! Ein neuer Rekonstruktions-und Interpretationversuch für das sumerische Schulstreitgespräch ‚Dialog 1 ‘*
* *"Und du, du bist eine Frau?!" Editio princeps und Analyse des sumerischen Streitgesprächs' Zwei Frauen B'*
James Watts

**James Washington Watts** is a Professor of Biblical Studies at Syracuse University.

## Known work

* *Psalm and Story: Inset Hymns in Hebrew Narrative*
* *Text and Redaction in Jeremiah's Oracles against the Nations*
* *Rhetorical Strategy in the Composition of the Pentateuch*
* *Psalmody in prophecy: Habakkuk 3 in context*
* *Persia and Torah: the theory of imperial authorization of the Pentateuch*
* *Biblical Psalms outside the Psalter*
* *Ritual legitimacy and scriptural authority*
* *'Olah: the rhetoric of burnt offerings*
* *The Torah as the rhetoric of priesthood*
* *Ritual and rhetoric in Leviticus: From sacrifice to scripture*
* *The three dimensions of scriptures*
* *Aaron and the Golden Calf in the Rhetoric of the Pentateuch*
* *Scripturalization and the Aaronide Dynasties*
Konrad Hirschler

**Konrad Hirschler** is scholar of Ancient Near Eastern studies at the University of Hamburg.

## Known work

* *Pre-eighteenth-century traditions of revivalism: Damascus in the thirteenth century*
* *Medieval Arabic Historiography*
* *Written Word in the Medieval Arabic Lands: A Social and Cultural History of Reading Practices*
* *The Jerusalem conquest of 492/1099 in the medieval Arabic historiography of the crusades: From regional plurality to Islamic narrative*
John Meade

**John D. Meade** is a Professor of Old Testament and Co-Director of Text & Canon Institute at Phoenix Seminary, who teaches Hebrew Language, Old Testament Literature, Greek Language and Literature, and Biblical Theology.

## Known work

* *Circumcision of the Heart in Leviticus and Deuteronomy: Divine Means for Resolving Curse and Bringing Blessing*
* *An Analysis of the Syro-Hexapla of Job and Its Relationship to Other Ancient Sources*
* *The Meaning of Circumcision in Israel: A Proposal for a Transfer of Rite from Egypt to Israel*
* *The Biblical Canon Lists from Early Christianity: Texts and Analysis*
* *The Septuagint and the Biblical Canon*
Katharine Dell

**Katharine Dell** is Professor of Old Testament Literature and Theology at the University of Cambridge.

## Known work

* *The Book of Job as Sceptical Literature*
* *Shaking a Fist at God: Understanding Suffering through the Book of Job*
* *Get Wisdom, Get Insight: An Introduction to Israel’s Wisdom Literature*
* *Seeking a life that matters: Wisdom for today from the book of Proverbs*
* *The Book of Proverbs in Social and Theological Context*
* *Ethical and Unethical in the Old Testament: God and humans in dialogue*
* *Interpreting Ecclesiastes: Readers Old and New*
Joel White

**Joel R. White** is a Professor of New Testament at the Giessen School of Theology (Freie Theologische Hochschule Gießen).

## Known work

* *Baptized on Account of the Dead: The Meaning of 1 Corinthians 15:29 in its Context*
* *Anti-imperial subtexts in Paul: An attempt at building a firmer foundation*
* *Recent Challenges to the communis opinio on 1 Corinthians 15:29*
* *He was Raised on the Third Day According to the Scriptures‘ (1 Corinthians 15:4): A Typo­logical Interpretation Based on the Cultic Calendar in Leviticus 23*
Jonathan Grossman

**Jonathan Grossman** is a Professor of Old Testament at Bar-Ilan University.

## Known work

* *Ambiguity in the Biblical Narrative and its Contribution to the Literary Formation* - PhD-Thesis
* *‘Dynamic Analogies’ in the Book of Esther*
* *The Vanishing Character in Biblical Narrative: The Role of Hathach in Esther 4*
* *The Structural Paradigm of the Ten Plagues Narrative and the Hardening of Pharaoh’s Heart*
* *The Double Etymology of Babel in Genesis 11*
Ismo Dunderberg

**Ismo Dunderberg** is a Professor of New Testament Studies at the University of Helsinki.

## Known work

* *Valentinian teachers in Rome*
* *The Beloved Disciple in conflict?: revisiting the Gospels of John and Thomas*
* *From Thomas to Valentinus: Genesis exegesis in Fragment 4 of Valentinus and its relationship to the Gospel of Thomas*
* *The school of Valentinus*
* *Beyond gnosticism: myth, lifestyle, and society in the school of Valentinus*
* *Stoicism in Early Christianity* - with Tuomas Rasimus and Troels Engberg-Pedersen
* *An ‘Emotional’ Jesus and Stoic Tradition* - with Harold Attridge, Tuomas Rasimus and Troels Engberg-Pedersen
* *Gnostic morality revisited*
Justin Reed

**Justin Michael Reed** is an Assistant Professor of Old Testament & Hebrew Bible at Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary.

## Known work

* *“How—How Is This Just?!”: How Aronofksy and Handel Handle Noah’s Curse*
* *The Injustice of Noah's Curse and the Presumption of Canaanite Guilt: A New Reading of Genesis 9: 18-29*
Lynn Cohick

**Lynn Cohick** is a New Testament scholar who serves as an Adjunct Professor at Northern Seminary.

## Known work

* *Women in the world of the earliest Christians: Illuminating ancient ways of life*
* *The New Testament in Antiquity: A Survey of the New Testament within Its Cultural Context* - with Gary Burge and Gene Green
John Day

**John Day** is the Professor of Old Testament Studies in the Faculty of Theology at the University of Oxford.

## Known work

* *God's Conflict with the Dragon and the Sea: echoes of a Canaanite myth in the Old Testament*
* *Molech: a god of human sacrifice in the Old Testament*
* *King and Messiah in Israel and the ancient Near East: proceedings of the Oxford Old Testament Seminar*
* *Yahweh and the gods and goddesses of Canaan*
* *Temple and Worship in Biblical Israel: proceedings of the Oxford Old Testament Seminar*
* *In Search of Pre-Exilic Israel: proceedings of the Oxford Old Testament Seminar*
Ingrid Faro

**Ingrid Faro** is a visiting professor of Old Testament at Northern Seminary.

## Known work

* *A lexical, exegetical, conceptual, and theological study of evil in genesis*
* *The question of evil and animal death before the Fall*
* *Metathesis in the Hebrew Bible: Wordplay as a Literary and Exegetical Device by Isaac Kalimi*
Katherine Southwood

**Katherine E. Southwood** is an Associate Professor in Old Testament at the Faculty of Theology and Religion at the University of Oxford.

## Known work

* *'And They could not Understand Jewish Speech': Language, Ethnicity, and Nehemiah's Intermarriage Crisis*
* *Ethnicity and the mixed marriage crisis in Ezra 9-10: An anthropological approach*
Joseph Lam

**Joseph Ching Po Lam** is an Associate Professor of Hebrew Bible and ancient semitic languages University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

## Known work

* *The metaphorical patterning of the sin-concept in biblical Hebrew* - PhD-Thesis
* *The Hurrian Section of the Ugaritic Ritual Text RS 24.643 (KTU 1.148)*
* *The Hurrian Section of the Ugaritic Ritual Text RS 24.643*
* *The Invention and Development of the Alphabet*
* *A Reassessment of the Alphabetic Hurrian Text RS 1.004 (KTU 1.42): A Ritual Anointing of Deities?*
* *Psalm 2 and the Disinheritance of Earthly Rulers: New Light from the Ugaritic Legal Text RS 94.2168*
* *Possible Ugaritic Influences on the Hurrian of Ras Shamra-Ugarit in Alphabetic Script*
* *Patterns of Sin in the Hebrew Bible: Metaphor, Culture, and the Making of a Religious*
* *The concept of sin in the Hebrew Bible*
* *The Meaning of mảt in KTU 1.14 I:38 (Kirta): A Review of Previous Solutions and a New Proposal.*
* *On The Etymology Of Biblical Hebrew ḥaṭṭā't: A Contribution to the ‘Sin Offering’vs.‘Purification Offering’Debate*
Mark Smith

**Mark Stratton John Matthew Smith** is the Helena Professor of Old Testament Literature and Exegesis at Princeton Theological Seminary, who specialises in Semitic languages.

## Known work

* *Kothar wa-Hasis, the Ugaritic Craftsman God* - PhD-Thesis
* *The Early History of God: Yahweh and the Other Deities in Ancient Israel*
* *The Origins and Development of the Waw-Consecutive: Northwest Semitic Evidence from Ugarit to Qumran*
* *The Ugaritic Baal Cycle: Volume 1. Introduction with Text, Translation and Commentary of KTU 1.1–1.2*
* *The Rituals and Myths of the Feast of the Goodly Gods of KTU/CAT 1.23: Royal Constructions of Opposition, Intersection, Integration, and Domination*
* *God in Translation: Deities in Cross-cultural Discourse in the Biblical World*
Lawson Younger

**K. Lawson Younger, Jr.** is a Professor of Old Testament, Semitic Languages, and Ancient Near Eastern History at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School.

## Known work

* *The configuring of judicial preliminaries: Judges 1.1-2.5 and its dependence on the book of Joshua*
* *The Phoenician Inscription of Azatiwada an Integrated Reading*
* *Recent Study on Sargon II, King of Assyria: The Implications for Biblical Studies*
* *A political history of the arameans: from their origins to the end of their polities*
John Martens

**John W. Martens** is an associate professor of theology at the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, Minn, who specialises in early Christian literature.

## Known work

* *Romans 2.14–16: A Stoic Reading*
* *One God, one law: Philo of Alexandria on the Mosaic and Greco-Roman law*
* *"Let the Little Children Come to Me": Childhood and Children in Early Christianity*
James Brownson

**James V, Brownson** is the Jean Cook Professor of New Testament at Western Theological Seminar.

## Known work

* *Speaking the truth in love: Elements of a missional hermeneutic*
* *Speaking the truth in love: New Testament resources for a missional hermeneutic*
* *Bible, gender, sexuality: Reframing the church's debate on same-sex relationships*
Jeff Leonard

**Jeffrey M. Leonard** is an Old Testament Scholar and Professor at Samford University.

## Known work

* *Historical traditions in Psalm 78*
* *Identifying inner-biblical allusions: Psalm 78 as a test case*
* *Let the day perish: The nexus of personification and mythology in Job 3*
* *Creation Rediscovered: Finding New Meaning in an Ancient Story*
Jutta Krispenz

**Jutta Krispenz** is an adjunct professor of Old Testament at the University of Marburg.

## Known work

* *Wie viele Bäume braucht das Paradies? Erwägungen zu Gen II 4B–III 24*
* *Literarkritik und Stilstatistik im Alten Testament*
* *Scribes as Sages and Prophets: Scribal Traditions in Biblical Wisdom Literature and in the Book of the Twelve*
Jan Christian Gertz

**Jan Christian Gertz** is Full Professor of Old Testament Studies and Hebrew Bible at the Ruprecht Karl University of Heidelberg.

## Known work

* *Tradition und Redaktion in der Exoduserzählung: Untersuchungen zur Endredaktion des Pentateuch*
* *Abschied vom Jahwisten: die Komposition des Hexateuch in der jüngsten Diskussion*
* *Grundinformation Altes Testament: eine Einführung in Literatur, Religion und Geschichte des Alten Testaments*