Intro -- Gruseke / Sharp: Preface -- Table of Contents -- Publications of Robert R. Wilson -- Gruseke: A Sage in New Haven Marches to the Beat of His Own Drum: The Inimitable Wit and Wisdom of Robert Rutherford Wilson -- Part I: "Between Heaven and Earth": Prophecy and Society in the Ancient Near East -- van der Toorn: The Sons of the Prophets: Movement, Guild, Order, or Sect? -- Baden: Situating Balaam -- Niditch: Tradition and Variation in Tales of National Foundation: Og in Biblical Historiography and Postbiblical Contexts -- Smith: The Name(s) of the Book of Judges in the Persian and Hellenistic Periods: Observations and Reflections -- Mobley: The Human Body in Judges -- Bloch-Smith: Breaking Ground: Archaeology's Contribution to the Redaction of the Shechem Temple Narrative (Judges 9:46-49) -- Heller: Nathan's Sixth Sense: Russian Formalism, Cinematic Technique, and the Character of a Prophet -- Cook: "All Flesh," "Together": The Divine Glory's Tractive Force in Isaiah 40-66 -- Carvalho: Eunuchs and Foreigners: Males and Sexual Assault in Isaiah 56:1-8 -- Stulman: The Prose Discourses of Jeremiah 1-25 as Legitimation for the Collapse of Early Sixth-Century Judean Society -- Water: Pain and Provocation: A Social-Scientific Reading of Jeremiah 15 -- Dewrell: How Prophecy Gets Written: Hosea, Redactors, and Neo-Assyrian Prophecy -- Mayfield: Genre Multiplicity in Micah 6:1-8: A Non-Legal rîb and an Entrance Liturgy -- Anderson: On Doing Justice, Loving Mercy, and Walking Humbly in Micah 6:8: The Peaceable Ways of Israel's God, Then and Now -- Part II: "My Tongue is the Pen of a Skillful Scribe": Scholars, Scholarship, and the Shaping of Tradition in the Ancient and Modern Worlds -- Lester: Conveying the Covenant: Mechanisms of Persuasion in the Sefire Inscriptions -- Brettler: Pandemics and Pilgrimages: A Suggested Sitz im Leben for Psalm 91.