Edward W. Klink III is Assistant Professor of New Testament at Talbot School of Theology, Biola University in La Mirada, California.

Klink's attempt to continue the dialogue about Gospel audiences is a noble, and I think, necessary one, and I do think the book will successfully continue the conversation.

• 1. Edward W. Klink III, Biola University - Gospel Audience and Origin: The Current Debate 2. Dwight Peterson, Eastern University - Gospel Audiences: Early Church Evidence  3. Michael Bird, Highland Theological College - The Audience of Non-Canonical Gospels4. Adele Reinhartz, University of Ottawa - The Abuse of Audience Hypotheses 5. Craig Blomberg, Denver Seminary - Local Audience, Broad Dissemination6. Mark Goodacre, Duke University - Gospel Interrelations and Audience7. Justin Smith, University of St. Andrews - Gospel Genre and Gospel Audience8. Richard Bauckham, University of St. Andrews - Gospel Audience Debate: A Response 9. Edward W. Klink III, Biola University - Conclusion: A Future for Gospel Audiences

Edward W. Klink III is Assistant Professor of New Testament at Talbot School of Theology, Biola University in La Mirada, California.

Klink's attempt to continue the dialogue about Gospel audiences is a noble, and I think, necessary one, and I do think the book will successfully continue the conversation.

• 1. Edward W. Klink III, Biola University - Gospel Audience and Origin: The Current Debate 2. Dwight Peterson, Eastern University - Gospel Audiences: Early Church Evidence  3. Michael Bird, Highland Theological College - The Audience of Non-Canonical Gospels4. Adele Reinhartz, University of Ottawa - The Abuse of Audience Hypotheses 5. Craig Blomberg, Denver Seminary - Local Audience, Broad Dissemination6. Mark Goodacre, Duke University - Gospel Interrelations and Audience7. Justin Smith, University of St. Andrews - Gospel Genre and Gospel Audience8. Richard Bauckham, University of St. Andrews - Gospel Audience Debate: A Response 9. Edward W. Klink III, Biola University - Conclusion: A Future for Gospel Audiences

Edward W. Klink III is Assistant Professor of New Testament at Talbot School of Theology, Biola University in La Mirada, California.

Klink's attempt to continue the dialogue about Gospel audiences is a noble, and I think, necessary one, and I do think the book will successfully continue the conversation.

• 1. Edward W. Klink III, Biola University - Gospel Audience and Origin: The Current Debate 2. Dwight Peterson, Eastern University - Gospel Audiences: Early Church Evidence  3. Michael Bird, Highland Theological College - The Audience of Non-Canonical Gospels4. Adele Reinhartz, University of Ottawa - The Abuse of Audience Hypotheses 5. Craig Blomberg, Denver Seminary - Local Audience, Broad Dissemination6. Mark Goodacre, Duke University - Gospel Interrelations and Audience7. Justin Smith, University of St. Andrews - Gospel Genre and Gospel Audience8. Richard Bauckham, University of St. Andrews - Gospel Audience Debate: A Response 9. Edward W. Klink III, Biola University - Conclusion: A Future for Gospel Audiences