William A. Tooman (Herausgegeben von) Born 1969; 2006 PhD; 2006-09 Assistant Professor of Religious Studies and 2009 Associate Professor of Religious Studies, Edgewood College; 2009-13 Lecturer in Hebrew Bible, University of St Andrews; since 2013 Senior Lecturer in Hebrew Bible and Divinity Director of Research, University of St Andrews.Penelope Barter (Herausgegeben von) Born 1988; 2011 MA (Hons); 2012 STM; since 2012 PhD Candidate, University of St Andrews; since 2015 Teaching Associate, University of Chester.

• Part 1: The State of the ArtKarl-Friedrich Pohlmann: Ezekiel: New Directions and Current Debates - Thomas Krüger: Ezekiel Studies: Present State and Future OutlookPart 2: Ezekiel's Book and its Thought in Diachronic PerspectiveFranz Sedlmeier: The Proclamation of Salvation in the Book of Ezekiel: Restoration or Traces of 'Eschatological' Hope? - Anja Klein: Ezekiel 6.1-7 and 36.1-15: The Idea of the Mountains in the Book of Ezekiel - Steven S. Tuell: The Book of Ezekiel as a Work In Progress: Indications from the Lament Over the King of Tyre (28.11-19) - Franz Sedlmeier: The Figure of David and His Importance in Ezekiel 34-37 - Michael Konkel: The Vision of the Dry Bones (Ezek 37.1-14): Resurrection, Restoration or What? - Penelope Barter: The Reuse of Ezekiel 20 in the Composition of Ezekiel 36.16-32 - Michael A. Lyons: Extension and Allusion: The Composition of Ezekiel 34 - Christophe Nihan: Ezekiel 34-37 and Leviticus 26: A Reevaluation - Anja Klein: Salvation for Sheep and Bones: Ezek 34 and 37 as Corner Pillars of Ezekiel's Prophecy of Salvation - Frank-Lothar Hossfeld: The Gog Oracles of Ezekiel, between Psalms and the Priestly Writer - Michael Konkel: Ezek 38-39 in Current Research: Questions and Perspectives - Ingrid E. Lilly: 'Like the Vision': Temple Tours, Comparative Genre, and Scribal Composition in Ezekiel 43Part 3: Ezekiel's Book and its Thought in Synchronic PerspectiveTyler D. Mayfield: Literary Structure and Formulas in Ezekiel 34-37 - John T. Strong: Cosmic Re-Creation and Ezekiel's Vocabulary - John T. Strong: The Conquest of the Land and Yahweh's Honor before the Nations in Ezekiel - Tobias Häner: Reading Ezekiel 36.16-38 in Light of the Book: Observations on the Remembrance and Shame after Restoration (36.31-32) in a Synchronic Perspective - Stephen L. Cook: Burgeoning Holiness: Fecundity Let Loose in Ezekiel 34-36 - Stephen L. Cook: Ezekiel's Recovery of Premonarchic, Tribal IsraelPart 4: Trauma and its EffectsJacqueline E. Lapsley: The Proliferation of Grotesque Bodies in Ezekiel: The Case of Ezekiel 23 - Daniel L. Smith-Christopher: Deconstructing Terror in Ezekiel: The 'Valley of Bones' Vision as Response to TraumaPart 5: Ezekiel's Afterlife: Interpretation and ReceptionMichael A. Lyons: Who Takes the Initiative? Reading Ezekiel in the Second Temple Period and Late Antiquity - Mark W. Elliott: The Contribution of the History of Ezekiel-Interpretation and the Tradition of 'Reformed' Exegesis, with Particular Reference to Ezekiel 21.25-27 (30-32) - Paul M. Joyce: Reception and Interpretation in Ezekiel - Daniel L. Smith-Christopher: Ezekiel as José Posada: An Experiment in Cultural Exegesis of the BiblePart 6: ReappraisalWilliam A. Tooman: Literary Unity, Empirical Models, and the Compatibility of Synchronic and Diachronic Reading