This volume is a collection of essays written by former students and colleagues of the late John H. Sailhamer. It includes scholarly treatments of compositional and canonical issues across the Tanakh. These essays are presented in honor of the memory and the legacy of Dr. Sailhamer. ""John Sailhamer devoted his life to calling others to a sensitive and serious reading of the biblical text. This volume's contributors have answered his call and demonstrated the fruitfulness of his interpretive methods. In so doing, they have honored his legacy and the text he so cherished."" -- James M. Todd III, Associate Professor of Biblical and Theological Studies at College of the Ozarks, author of Sinai and the Saints and Remember, O Yahweh ""Dr. John Sailhamer was the most brilliant, insightful, and challenging professor I ever encountered in my doctoral studies, really in all my academic endeavors. After reading the Tanakh with him, I could never read it as I had before. This collection of essays in his honor is a worthy testament to John. Written by his former students, they will challenge your previous ideas, expand your perspective, and make you value God's Word all the more."" --Michael Rydelnik, Professor of Jewish Studies and Bible, Moody Bible Institute, Nationally Syndicated Radio Host/Bible Teacher,