About the Author

R. Michael Fox has taught courses in Biblical Studies and Biblical Hebrew at Texas Christian University and at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. His articles, essays, and reviews appear in a variety of scholarly publications.

Reviews

""Michael Fox has assembled a fine group of scholars who have offered fresh and illuminating essays on how the biblical authors used the story of the Exodus event. This examination of the Exodus motif in the Old and New Testaments will help you better understand its role throughout the canon of Scripture. Reverberations of the Exodus in Scripture makes a worthy contribution to scholarship in biblical theology."" --Terry L. Wilder, Professor and Wesley Harrison Chair of New Testament, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Texas ""Reverberations of the Exodus in Scripture puts the ideas of inner-biblical exegesis and allusion into practice by showing how the Exodus event impacts and becomes the foundation for other biblical books. Additionally, the reader of the book benefits from not just one, but numerous top-notch scholars who contribute to the discussion. Any reader who wishes to see the idea of letting Scripture interpret Scripture should pick up this volume!"" --N. Blake Hearson, Associate Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew, Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Missouri