Contents BA¯MO^T IN JOSIANIC REFORMS: A HEURISTIC APPROACH FOR THE SIGNIFICATION OF THE TERM BA¯MA^ . . . Brian Taylor DOUBLE-TRACKING IN THE PSALMS, BOOK 5, AS A HERMENEUTICAL METHOD . . . C. Hassell Bullock AVENGING HUSBAND AND REDEEMING LOVER? OPPOSING PORTRAITS OF GOD IN HOSEA . . . Brian Gault “THESE THINGS I HAVE SAID TO YOU”: AN INVESTIGATION OF HOW PURPOSE CLAUSES GOVERN THE INTERPRETATION OF JOHN 14–16 . . . Matt Searles THE CASE OF THE IMPRISONMENT THAT DID NOT HAPPEN: PAUL AT EPHESUS . . . Ben Witherington III THE TWELVE VISIONS OF JOHN: ANOTHER ATTEMPT AT STRUCTURING THE BOOK OF REVELATION . . . Michael Kuykendall “WHAT IS THE AUTHOR DOING WITH WHAT HE IS SAYING?” PRAGMATICS AND PREACHING—AN APPEAL! . . . Abraham Kuruvilla BIBLICAL INERRANCY, CHURCH DISCIPLINE, AND THE MENNONITE-AMISH SPLIT . . . Kirk R. MacGregor BOOK REVIEWS INDEX OF BOOK REVIEWS OFFICERS OF THE EVANGELICAL THEOLOGICAL SOCIETY