John Proctor is Director of New Testament Studies at Westminster College and an affiliated lecturer in the Divinity Faculty at the University of Cambridge.

"John Proctor's journey through the Corinthian correspondence will help readers pay attention to the apostle, to his first listeners in Corinth, to the questions they raised with him, and to the culture that shaped their relationships. A wise and experienced interpreter, Proctor keeps contemporary as well as ancient religious experience in view and builds thoughtful bridges between them." -Elizabeth Johnson, J. Davison Philips Professor of New Testament, Columbia Theological Seminary

John Proctor is Director of New Testament Studies at Westminster College and an affiliated lecturer in the Divinity Faculty at the University of Cambridge.

"John Proctor's journey through the Corinthian correspondence will help readers pay attention to the apostle, to his first listeners in Corinth, to the questions they raised with him, and to the culture that shaped their relationships. A wise and experienced interpreter, Proctor keeps contemporary as well as ancient religious experience in view and builds thoughtful bridges between them." -Elizabeth Johnson, J. Davison Philips Professor of New Testament, Columbia Theological Seminary

John Proctor is Director of New Testament Studies at Westminster College and an affiliated lecturer in the Divinity Faculty at the University of Cambridge.

"John Proctor's journey through the Corinthian correspondence will help readers pay attention to the apostle, to his first listeners in Corinth, to the questions they raised with him, and to the culture that shaped their relationships. A wise and experienced interpreter, Proctor keeps contemporary as well as ancient religious experience in view and builds thoughtful bridges between them." -Elizabeth Johnson, J. Davison Philips Professor of New Testament, Columbia Theological Seminary