James E. Robson joined the faculty of Oak Hill College, Southgate, England, in 2000, and lectures in Old Testament and Hebrew.

"James Robson argues convincingly that word and spirit are so entwined in the book of Ezekiel that they expand the concepts of both words. Encounters with Yahweh's word and Yahweh's spirit are central to the prophet Ezekiel's life and to the book bearing his name, he writes.... Robson has written a rich book that summarizes earlier work on Ezekiel (Allen, Zimmerli, Blenkinsopp, Clements, Greenberg, and Block) and adds his own significant contribution. He presents a credible argument that Ezekiel is the model Yahweh provides for how to follow Yahweh in a new season in Israel's life. In addition, Robson sees an emphasis on Yahweh as a creator. He mentions the connection between Isaiah and Ezekiel in terms of Yahweh as a creator, and perhaps that should be a topic for another book." --Robin Gallaher Branch, Crichton College, Hebrew Studies 50 (2009)

• Part I: Gathering the Data; Chapter 1: Introduction; Chapter 2: Exploring Word and Spirit in Ezekiel Part II: Word, Spirit, and Inspiration; Chapter 3: Inspiration and Ezekiel; Chapter 4: Diachronic Perspectives on Prophetic Inspiration; Part III: Word, Spirit, and Transformation; Chapter 5: Responding to Yahweh's Word - Disobedience and Obedience; Chapter 6: Responding to Yahweh's Word - The action of Yahweh's Spirit; Chapter 7: Summary and Conclusions.

James E. Robson joined the faculty of Oak Hill College, Southgate, England, in 2000, and lectures in Old Testament and Hebrew.

"James Robson argues convincingly that word and spirit are so entwined in the book of Ezekiel that they expand the concepts of both words. Encounters with Yahweh's word and Yahweh's spirit are central to the prophet Ezekiel's life and to the book bearing his name, he writes.... Robson has written a rich book that summarizes earlier work on Ezekiel (Allen, Zimmerli, Blenkinsopp, Clements, Greenberg, and Block) and adds his own significant contribution. He presents a credible argument that Ezekiel is the model Yahweh provides for how to follow Yahweh in a new season in Israel's life. In addition, Robson sees an emphasis on Yahweh as a creator. He mentions the connection between Isaiah and Ezekiel in terms of Yahweh as a creator, and perhaps that should be a topic for another book." --Robin Gallaher Branch, Crichton College, Hebrew Studies 50 (2009)

• Part I: Gathering the Data; Chapter 1: Introduction; Chapter 2: Exploring Word and Spirit in Ezekiel Part II: Word, Spirit, and Inspiration; Chapter 3: Inspiration and Ezekiel; Chapter 4: Diachronic Perspectives on Prophetic Inspiration; Part III: Word, Spirit, and Transformation; Chapter 5: Responding to Yahweh's Word - Disobedience and Obedience; Chapter 6: Responding to Yahweh's Word - The action of Yahweh's Spirit; Chapter 7: Summary and Conclusions.

James E. Robson joined the faculty of Oak Hill College, Southgate, England, in 2000, and lectures in Old Testament and Hebrew.

"James Robson argues convincingly that word and spirit are so entwined in the book of Ezekiel that they expand the concepts of both words. Encounters with Yahweh's word and Yahweh's spirit are central to the prophet Ezekiel's life and to the book bearing his name, he writes.... Robson has written a rich book that summarizes earlier work on Ezekiel (Allen, Zimmerli, Blenkinsopp, Clements, Greenberg, and Block) and adds his own significant contribution. He presents a credible argument that Ezekiel is the model Yahweh provides for how to follow Yahweh in a new season in Israel's life. In addition, Robson sees an emphasis on Yahweh as a creator. He mentions the connection between Isaiah and Ezekiel in terms of Yahweh as a creator, and perhaps that should be a topic for another book." --Robin Gallaher Branch, Crichton College, Hebrew Studies 50 (2009)

• Part I: Gathering the Data; Chapter 1: Introduction; Chapter 2: Exploring Word and Spirit in Ezekiel Part II: Word, Spirit, and Inspiration; Chapter 3: Inspiration and Ezekiel; Chapter 4: Diachronic Perspectives on Prophetic Inspiration; Part III: Word, Spirit, and Transformation; Chapter 5: Responding to Yahweh's Word - Disobedience and Obedience; Chapter 6: Responding to Yahweh's Word - The action of Yahweh's Spirit; Chapter 7: Summary and Conclusions.