Lois Fuller Dow, Ph.D. (McMaster Divinity College), is Professor Emeritus of New Testament and Greek at McMaster Divinity College. She has authored or edited a number of scholarly publications, including the publication of her doctoral dissertation, Images of Zion: Biblical Antecedents for the New Jerusalem (Sheffield Phoenix, 2010).Craig A. Evans, Ph.D. (Claremont Graduate University), is Dean of the School of Christian Thought and John Bisagno Distinguished Professor of Christian Origins at Houston Baptist University. Dr. Evans has published more than 600 scholarly studies, including more than 70 books.Andrew W. Pitts, Ph.D. (McMaster Divinity College), is Chair of the Biblical Studies Department and Assistant Professor of Biblical Studies at Arizona Christian University. He has authored or edited several peer-reviewed chapters, articles, and books, including most recently, with Stanley E. Porter, Fundamentals of Textual Criticism (Eerdmans, 2015).

"In all, this volume provides a stimulating variety of contributions in many areas of NT study, and as such constitutes a fitting tribute to a scholar whose own influential contribution to the field has truly ranged far and wide." - Simon Crisp, University of Birmingham, U.K."As a voluminous collection of essays covering many areas of NT studies, this volume is highly recommended for all biblical studies research libraries." - D. Estes, South University, in: Religious Studies Review Volume 45, Number 3, September 2019.

Lois Fuller Dow, Ph.D. (McMaster Divinity College), is Professor Emeritus of New Testament and Greek at McMaster Divinity College. She has authored or edited a number of scholarly publications, including the publication of her doctoral dissertation, Images of Zion: Biblical Antecedents for the New Jerusalem (Sheffield Phoenix, 2010).Craig A. Evans, Ph.D. (Claremont Graduate University), is Dean of the School of Christian Thought and John Bisagno Distinguished Professor of Christian Origins at Houston Baptist University. Dr. Evans has published more than 600 scholarly studies, including more than 70 books.Andrew W. Pitts, Ph.D. (McMaster Divinity College), is Chair of the Biblical Studies Department and Assistant Professor of Biblical Studies at Arizona Christian University. He has authored or edited several peer-reviewed chapters, articles, and books, including most recently, with Stanley E. Porter, Fundamentals of Textual Criticism (Eerdmans, 2015).

"In all, this volume provides a stimulating variety of contributions in many areas of NT study, and as such constitutes a fitting tribute to a scholar whose own influential contribution to the field has truly ranged far and wide." - Simon Crisp, University of Birmingham, U.K."As a voluminous collection of essays covering many areas of NT studies, this volume is highly recommended for all biblical studies research libraries." - D. Estes, South University, in: Religious Studies Review Volume 45, Number 3, September 2019.

Lois Fuller Dow, Ph.D. (McMaster Divinity College), is Professor Emeritus of New Testament and Greek at McMaster Divinity College. She has authored or edited a number of scholarly publications, including the publication of her doctoral dissertation, Images of Zion: Biblical Antecedents for the New Jerusalem (Sheffield Phoenix, 2010).Craig A. Evans, Ph.D. (Claremont Graduate University), is Dean of the School of Christian Thought and John Bisagno Distinguished Professor of Christian Origins at Houston Baptist University. Dr. Evans has published more than 600 scholarly studies, including more than 70 books.Andrew W. Pitts, Ph.D. (McMaster Divinity College), is Chair of the Biblical Studies Department and Assistant Professor of Biblical Studies at Arizona Christian University. He has authored or edited several peer-reviewed chapters, articles, and books, including most recently, with Stanley E. Porter, Fundamentals of Textual Criticism (Eerdmans, 2015).

"In all, this volume provides a stimulating variety of contributions in many areas of NT study, and as such constitutes a fitting tribute to a scholar whose own influential contribution to the field has truly ranged far and wide." - Simon Crisp, University of Birmingham, U.K."As a voluminous collection of essays covering many areas of NT studies, this volume is highly recommended for all biblical studies research libraries." - D. Estes, South University, in: Religious Studies Review Volume 45, Number 3, September 2019.