Abstract
The editor for this issue have assigned me the task of assessing the role of Roy Honeycutt as a biblical scholar. I am grateful for the assignment, and I will try to evaluate his work in biblical study. Although it seems clear to me that his published work was secondary to his roles as preacher, teacher, and administrator, the work was important for him and for others and merits our attention.
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