Corrine Carvalho is Professor of Theology at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, MN. Her research is primarily on exilic texts (Ezekiel, Jeremiah, and Lamentations) and she is currently working on a commentary on Ezekiel. She is an active member of both the Society of Biblical Literature and the Catholic Biblical Association, and currently serves as General Editor of The Catholic Biblical Quarterly.

• AcknowledgementsList of Contributors Ezekiel in the Twenty-first CenturyCorrine Carvalho, University of St. Thomas Ezekiel in Its Historical ContextMarvin A. Sweeney, Claremont School of Theology The Mesopotamian Context of EzekielDaniel Bodi, University of Paris Ezekiel and Israel's Legal TraditionsMichael A. Lyons, University of St. Andrews Ezekiel among the Prophetic TraditionAnja Klein, Edinburgh University Ezekiel and Israelite Literary TraditionsDexter E. Callender, University of Miami Text-Critical Issues in EzekielTimothy P. Mackie, Western Seminary Rhetorical Strategies in the Book of EzekielDale Launderville, St. John's University Ezekiel as a Written Text: Archiving Visions, Remembering FuturesIan D. Wilson, University of Alberta Ezekiel among the ExilesDalit Rom-Shiloni, Tel Aviv University Ezekiel and PoliticsMadhavi Nevader, University of St. Andrews Priests, Levites, and the Nasi: New Roles in Ezekiel's Future TempleTova Ganzel, Bar Ilan University Ezekiel's Concept of CovenantJohn Strong, Missouri State University Ezekiel and the Foreign NationsC.L. Crouch, Radboud University Nijmegen and University of Pretoria Ezekiel and the Priestly TraditionsStephen L. Cook, Virginia Theological Seminary Communications of the Book of Ezekiel: From the Iron Wall to the Voice in the AirSoo J. Kim Sweeney, Central Baptist Theological Seminary (Kansas City, KS) Ezekiel in Christian Interpretation: Gog, Magog and Apocalyptic PoliticsAndrew Mein, University of St. Andrews Pastoral Appropriations of EzekielSteven Tuell, Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Ezekiel in the Jewish TraditionYedida Eisenstat, York University Where There's Fire There's Smoke: Text and Image in the Ezekiel Painting at Dura-EuroposMargaret S. Odell, St. Olaf Ezekiel and GenderAmy Kalmanofsky, Jewish Theological Seminary Embodiment in EzekielRhiannon Graybill, Rhodes College Ezekiel as Trauma LiteratureRuth Poser, Philipps Universitat Marburg Uncertainties in First Contact? Ezekiel's Struggle Toward a "Comparative Gaze"Daniel L. Smith-Christopher, Loyola Marymount University Ezekiel's Map of Future PastCarla Sulzbach, McGill University Ezekiel Imperialized Geographies in the Nation OraclesSteed Vernyl Davidson, McCormick Theological Seminary Ezekiel's Tangible Ethics: Physicality in the Moral Rhetoric of EzekielCorrine Carvalho, University of St. Thomas

This Handbook provides introductions to the major trends in the scholarship of Ezekiel, covering its history, current state, and emerging directions.