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and published articles on philosophical pneumatology and philosophical
hermeneutics.
Chris E.W. Green (Ph.D., Bangor University; D.Min. Oral Roberts
University) is Associate Professor of Theology at Pentecostal Theological
Seminary in Cleveland, TN and Teaching Pastor at Sanctuary Church
in Tulsa, OK. He is the author of Foretasting the Kingdom: Toward a
Pentecostal Theology of the Lord’s Supper and Sanctifying Interpretation:
Vocation, Holiness, Scripture.
Joel B. Green (Ph.D., University of Aberdeen) is Dean of the School
of Theology and Professor of New Testament Interpretation at Fuller
Theological Seminary. He is the author or editor of more than 45 books,
including Conversion in Luke-Acts: Divine Initiative, Human Cognition, and
the People of God ; Why Salvation? ; and Wesley, Wesleyans, and Reading Bible
as Scripture. Green edits the New International Commentary on the New
Testament (NICNT) and the series Reframing New Testament Theology.
He is the editor-in-chief of Journal of Theological Interpretation , and serves
on the editorial boards of Theology and Science and Science & Christian Belief.
Jacqueline N. Grey (Ph.D., Charles Sturt University, Australia) is an asso-
ciate professor of Biblical Studies at Alphacrucis College, the national col-
lege of the Australian Christian Churches. Her publications include Them,
Us & Me: How the Old Testament Speaks to People Today , Raising Women
Leaders , and Three’s A Crowd , as well as numerous journal articles and
book chapters. She is an ordained minister in the ACC and is committed to
the mission of higher education in the church by working with Pentecostal
colleges and groups in developing contexts. Grey is the current President of
the Society for Pentecostal Studies. Her research interests include herme-
neutics, prophetic literature, and feminist readings of scripture.
Donald A. Johns (Ph.D., St. Louis University) is an ordained minister
with the Assemblies of God and is Professor of Biblical Interpretation and
Theology at Evangel University in Springfi eld, Missouri. In addition to
previous faculty roles at Global University, Central Bible College, and the
Assemblies of God Theological Seminary, Don also served for 13 years
with the American Bible Society, beginning as a full-time Bible translator
for the Contemporary English Version, and completing his service there
as Director for Scripture Translation.
William Kay (Ph.D., University of Reading; Ph.D. and D.Div., University
of Notthingham) is Professor of Theology at Glyndŵr University and
