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Michael W. Holmes (“To Be Continued”) is professor of biblical studies and early Christianity at Bethel College in St. Paul, Minnesota. The North American editor for the International Greek New Testament project, he has also published a commentary on the Letters to the Thessalonians and a Greek-English edition of the apostolic fathers.

A professor of Old Testament at Seattle Pacific University, Frank Anthony Spina (“Reversal of Fortune”) is a past president of the Pacific Northwest region of the Society of Biblical Literature and a recently ordained priest.

A frequent contributor to Bible Review, Victor Hurowitz (“Whose Earrings Did Jacob Bury?”) is professor of Bible and ancient Near Eastern studies at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev in Beer-Sheva. As a self-professed “cuneo-biblist,” Hurowitz is committed to the task of illuminating biblical texts with the help of Mesopotamian sources.

John C. Reeves (“Adam Meets the Evil Archon”) is the Blumenthal Professor of Judaic Studies at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. He specializes in the study of the history of religions in the Near East during late antiquity and the medieval era. The author of Jewish Lore in Manichaean Cosmogony (HUC Press, 1992), Reeves is preparing an anthology of references to Manichaeism in oriental Jewish, Christian and Islamic sources.

Michael W. Holmes (“To Be Continued”) is professor of biblical studies and early Christianity at Bethel College in St. Paul, Minnesota. The North American editor for the International Greek New Testament project, he has also published a commentary on the Letters to the Thessalonians and a Greek-English edition of the apostolic fathers. A professor of Old Testament at Seattle Pacific University, Frank Anthony Spina (“Reversal of Fortune”) is a past president of the Pacific Northwest region of the Society of Biblical Literature and a recently ordained priest. A frequent contributor to Bible Review, Victor Hurowitz (“Whose Earrings Did Jacob […]