From the Editor: Biblical Hermeneutics II Andrew Dyck 2–4 The Other Two Thirds: A Response to Doug Heidebrecht and Mark Wessner Sherri Guenther Trautwein 6–13 ‘It Has Seemed Good to the Holy Spirit and to Us’: From Biblicist Arguments to Pneumatological Witness David C. Cramer 14–27 Like Goads and Like Nails’: Interpreting an Interpretive Model for Scripture Study Gordon Matties 28–43 Heeding the logos/Logos: A Response to Doug Heidebrecht’s and Mark Wessner’s ‘Interpreting Scripture Today’ Robert J. V. Hiebert 44–55 What Are the Ties that Bind? A Reflection on Theology and Harmony Brian Cooper 56–70 Hearing and Living the Shalom Kingdom Melody: A Mennonite Brethren Discipleship Hermeneutic Ken Esau 71–84 Community Discernment for Making Major Group Decisions Randy Wollf 85–96 Getting into the Story: An Introduction Rod Schellenberg 97–106 BOOK REVIEWS V. George Shillington, A Complicated Love Story: Focus on the Fourth Gospel Terry G. Hiebert 107–109 Chris Huebner, Suffering the Truth: Occasional Sermons and Reflections David Widdicombe 109–112 Gordon Nickel, The Quran with Christian Commentary: A Guide to Understanding the Scripture of Islam Harry J. Huebner 112–113 Ronald J. Sider, If Jesus is Lord: Loving Our Enemies in an Age of Violence Brian Cooper 114–116 J. Denny Weaver and Gerald Mast, Nonviolent Word: Anabaptism, the Bible, and the Grain of the Universe Fulco van Hulst 116–118 Brian Brock, Wondrously Wounded: Theology, Disability, and the Body of Christ Daniel Rempel 118–121 Faculty Publications 2020 Vic Froese 122–132