Dong-Hyuk Kim, Ph.D., Yale University (2011), is a lecturer in Hebrew Bible and Christianity at several universities and seminaries in Korea, including Methodist Theological University, Ewha Womans University, and Myongji University.
" “The bigger, the better.” This rule seems to be the guiding
principle of many doctoral dissertations published recently. Hence,
it is so encouraging to see a dissertation which is concise and
lucid, applies a clear methodology to deal with a specific problem,
uses a wisely delimited body of evidence and arrives at conclusions
which contribute to the current discussion on the topic. This is
the case with Dong-Hyuk Kim’s book, which originated as a
dissertation at Yale University. Its publication in the prestigious
series of Supplements to Vetus Testamentum is an honour not only to
the author but also to the series itself."
Krzysztof J. Baranowski, Folia Orientalia Vol. 50 2010
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