Yong-Sung Ahn, Ph.D., the Graduate Theological Union, was formerly the editor of the monthly Biblical Studies for Preachers published by the Center for the Study of the Bible in Korea. He now teaches at several schools in Korea, including the Presbyterian College & Theological Seminary and Seoul Women's University. He focuses mainly on how Asian cultural studies and biblical studies can enrich each other.

'This work is a fascinating hermeneutical, literary, and textual study of Luke's passion material from a postcolonial perspective.[..] In sum, this is a provocative work. It is well done and stimulates consideration of the text and the values of the world we live in.' Darrell L. Bock, Review of Biblical Literature, 2006. 'a theoretically sophisticated approach, one that is as analytically persuasive as it is ethically challenging. ..a sophisticated and insightful analysis, and one I would recommend to all who seek to read Luke-Acts anew with a fresh, persuasive and ethical perspective.' Abraham Smith, Biblical Interpreation, 2010

Yong-Sung Ahn, Ph.D., the Graduate Theological Union, was formerly the editor of the monthly Biblical Studies for Preachers published by the Center for the Study of the Bible in Korea. He now teaches at several schools in Korea, including the Presbyterian College & Theological Seminary and Seoul Women's University. He focuses mainly on how Asian cultural studies and biblical studies can enrich each other.

'This work is a fascinating hermeneutical, literary, and textual study of Luke's passion material from a postcolonial perspective.[..] In sum, this is a provocative work. It is well done and stimulates consideration of the text and the values of the world we live in.' Darrell L. Bock, Review of Biblical Literature, 2006. 'a theoretically sophisticated approach, one that is as analytically persuasive as it is ethically challenging. ..a sophisticated and insightful analysis, and one I would recommend to all who seek to read Luke-Acts anew with a fresh, persuasive and ethical perspective.' Abraham Smith, Biblical Interpreation, 2010

Yong-Sung Ahn, Ph.D., the Graduate Theological Union, was formerly the editor of the monthly Biblical Studies for Preachers published by the Center for the Study of the Bible in Korea. He now teaches at several schools in Korea, including the Presbyterian College & Theological Seminary and Seoul Women's University. He focuses mainly on how Asian cultural studies and biblical studies can enrich each other.

'This work is a fascinating hermeneutical, literary, and textual study of Luke's passion material from a postcolonial perspective.[..] In sum, this is a provocative work. It is well done and stimulates consideration of the text and the values of the world we live in.' Darrell L. Bock, Review of Biblical Literature, 2006. 'a theoretically sophisticated approach, one that is as analytically persuasive as it is ethically challenging. ..a sophisticated and insightful analysis, and one I would recommend to all who seek to read Luke-Acts anew with a fresh, persuasive and ethical perspective.' Abraham Smith, Biblical Interpreation, 2010