Editor’s Introduction - Christopher R. Brewer Part 1: The Biblical Text 1. Text and Tradition: David Brown and New Testament Textual Criticism - Garrick V. Allen 2. From the Magi to Pilate’s Wife: David Brown, Tradition and the Reception of Matthew’s Text - Ian Boxall 3. Memory, Remembrance and Imagination in the Formation of Redemptive Tradition: Reflecting on the Gospel of John with David Brown - Stephen C. Barton 4. Moving Texts and Mirror Neurons: David Brown and Eleonore Stump on Biblical Interpretation - Robert MacSwain Part 2: The Visual Imagination 5. Paradise Reclaimed: Kerry James Marshall and Chris Ofili in the Garden of Eden - Taylor Worley 6. Re-visions of Sacrifice: Abraham in Art and Interfaith Dialogue - Aaron Rosen 7. ‘Surely the Lord is in this Place’: Jacob’s Ladder in Painting, Contemporary Sculpture and Installation Art - Christopher R. Brewer 8. Understanding John’s Visions: Unlocking the Insights of Revelation’s Visual History - Natasha O’Hear 9. The Stained Glass Biblia Pauperum Windows of Steinfeld Abbey: Monastic Spirituality, Salvation History and the Theological Imagination - William P. Hyland Part 3: The Literary Imagination 10. David Brown and the Virgin Mary: A Literary Perspective - Thomas Rist 11. Intertextuality, Tradition and Finding Theology in Unexpected Places: Reading Frankenstein with the Help of David Brown - Jon Greenaway 12. The Forms of Faith in Contemporary American Fiction - Dennis F. Kinlaw III The Moving Text: A Reply - David Brown Appendix: The Moving Text in the Life of the Church Introduction - Garrick V. Allen, Christopher R. Brewer and Dennis F. Kinlaw III The Ladder Between Heaven and Earth: John 1.43–51 234 - David Brown Rachel and Leah: Genesis 29.15–28 - David Brown Food offered to Idols and Idolatry in Word and Image: Revelation 2.12–17 - David Brown Emotion and the Tears of Peter: Mark 8.31–38 - David Brown Bibliography