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The Passing of an Era?

With this issue of New Testament Studies Professor Robin Wilson relinquishes the Editorship which he has held with great distinction since October 1977. He has been associated closely with the journal for a much longer period - in fact since the very first volume. From 1967 to 1977 he worked alongside Professor Matthew Black as Associate Editor. Almost immediately after taking up a teaching appointment at the University of St Andrews in 1954, the very year New Testament Studies first appeared, he began to help Professor Black with the journal. In the first volume he contributed a detailed review of the first full account in English of the Nag Hammadi documents. (NTS I, pp. 309–13). This is one of the many scholarly interests which, we hope, will continue to engage his attention in a long and happy retirement.