George F. Rambow received his BA in music from the University of North Texas and his MDiv from Princeton Theological Seminary. Before coming to Princeton he worked as a music director at a church in Texas and then served for four years as a church history and theology instructor at a small Bible institute in La Plata, Argentina. At present he works as a teaching assistant at Princeton Seminary and as a research specialist at Princeton University, where he also has held teaching assistantships in both the religion and history departments. His interests include: the transmission of ideas, texts, and practices across cultural and linguistic boundaries; the formation of canons, both biblical and literary; and the early Christian reception of Greek imaginative literature.