Peter Doble was Senior Fellow in Theology and Religious Studies at the University of Leeds. Jeffrey Kloha is Associate Professor at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Missouri. Both completed their Ph.D. at Leeds under Professor Elliott.

"fitting tribute to the honoree’s scholarship (...) Elliott’s prodigious labors are everywhere manifest; nearly every contribution canvasses terrain already traversed by him—a fact that is in itself a tribute." – Juan Hernández Jr., Bethel University, in: Religious Studies Review 42/1 (2016)"The editors are to be congratulated in managing to bring together this fine collection of essays to honour their Doktorvater of colleague. The wide-ranging scope of essays and topics reflect the manifold interests of the honoree." – Tommy Wasserman, Ansgar Teologiske Høgskole, Kristiansand, in: Novum Testamentum 58 (2016)"These first-rate studies offered by reputable scholars comprise a must-read for scholars of the NT and early Christianity. All in all, this excellent volume is a welcome addition to the series New Testament Tools, Studies and Documents and a fitting tribute to a brilliant scholar." – Zachary J. Cole, University of Edinburgh, in: The Expository Times 126/8 (May 2015)"ein schöner Band... der [...] im Bereich der neutestamentlichen Textkritik deutliche Stärken gerade auch deswegen zeigt, weil er [...] sehr schön Stand und Perspektiven eines Faches spiegelt, zu dessen Entwicklung Keith Elliott in hohem Maße beigetragen hat (und weiter beiträgt). Dem Jubilar ist für diese schöne Festgabe nur zu gratulieren: Ad multos annos!" – Tobias Nicklas, Universität Regensburg, in: TC: A Journal of Biblical Textual Criticism, 2015

• Michael W. Holmes, When Criteria ConflictD. C. Parker, Variants and VarianceEldon Jay Epp, In the Beginning Was the New Testament Text, But Which Text? A Consideration of ‘Ausgangstext’ and ‘Initial Text’*Jenny Read-Heimerdinger, Eclecticism and the Book of ActsJames A. Kelhoffer, Hapless Disciples and Exemplary Minor Characters in the Gospel of Mark: The Exhortation to Cross-bearing as both Encouragement and WarningJames W. Voelz, The Characteristics of the Greek of St. Mark’s GospelTjitze Baarda, The Syro-Sinaitic Palimpsest and Ephraem Syrus in Luke 2:36-38 and 1:6Peter Doble, Codex Bezae and Luke 3:22: A Contribution to DiscussionJeffrey Kloha, Elizabeth’s Magnificat (Luke 1:46)H. A. G. Houghton, A Flock of Synonyms? John 21:15-17 in Greek and Latin TraditionL. W. Hurtado, Textual Ambiguity and Textual Variants in Acts of the ApostlesHolger Strutwolf, Urtext oder frühe Korruption? Einige Beispiele aus der ApostelgeschichteJ. Lionel North, 1 Corinthians 8:6: From Confession to Paul to Creed to PaulPeter M. Head, Tychicus and the Colossian Christians: A Reconsideration of the Text of Colossians 4:8David R. Cartlidge, How to Draw an Immaculate Conception: Protevangelium of James 11-12 in Early Christian ArtPaul Foster, The Education of Jesus in the Infancy Gospel of ThomasDenise Rouger et Christian-B. Amphoux, Le projet littéraire d’Ignace d’Antioche dans sa Lettre aux EphésiensWilliam J. Elliott, How to Change a Continuous Text Manuscript into a Lectionary TextBibliography J. K. Elliott