Volume 17, Issue 2
Epiphany 1- Transfiguration
January 10 - February 14, 2010
[previous issues]

I. BENCHMARKS

• A Letter from the Editor: Andrew Kille

II. AT THE WORKBENCH

Exploring the Pattern:
Themes and Motifs with Parallel Readings
and Critical Background

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Epiphany

January 10, 2010 Luke 3:15-17, 21-22
Epiphany 1
Contributor: William L. Dols

• Garrison Keillor The Writer's Almanac
• Herb Garner, A Thousand Clowns
• Reynolds Price, Kate Maiden
• Paula Deitz (Ed.), Writes of Passage
• Fred B. Craddock, Luke

January 17, 2010 John 2:1-11
Epiphany 2
Contributor: D. Andrew Kille

• C. S. Lewis, The Silver Chair
• Mark Dery, Believer, Beware
• Robert Kysar, Preaching John

January 24, 2010 Luke 4:14-21
Epiphany 3
Contributor: William L. Dols

• Colman McCarthy, The Washington Post
• Terry Eagleton, Reason, Faith, and Revolution
• Mary Alice Monroe, Time is a River
• Matthew Bogdanos, The Washington Post
• Sharon H. Ringe, Luke

January 31, 2010 Luke 4:21-20
Epiphany 4
Contributor: William L. Dols

• 1 Kings 17:1-18:1
• 2 Kings 5:1-14
• Ginanne Brownell, Newsweek
• Richard J. Evans, The Third Reich at War
• Wendell Berry, Fidelity: Five Stories
• Walter Brueggemann, 1 & 2 Kings

February 7, 2010 Isaiah 6:1-8, (9-13)
Epiphany 5
Contributor: Ted Voorhees

• 1 Kings 6:1-8, (9-13)
• Bruce J. Friedman, The Steambath
• Larry Dean Harris, Bible Stories
• John Shelby Spong, Jesus for the Non-Religious
• Norman K. Gottwald, The Hebrew Bible: A Socio-Literary Introduction
• John J. Collins, Introduction to the Hebrew Bible

February 14, 2010 Luke 9:28-36, (37-43a)
Transfiguration
Contributor: D. Andrew Kille

• Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows
• Nino Ricci, Testament
• Sharon H. Ringe, Luke

III. SHOPTALK

• Henry Ruddle

IV. GLEANINGS

• Conservapedia.com
• Daniel Schultz
• Omri Elisha

V. BIBLIOGRAPHY AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

VI. OUR ADVISORY COMMITTEE
AND ASSOCIATE EDITORS