concerns. Brent Strawn, in The Old Testament Is Dying: A Diagnosis and Recommended Treatment, says that the way forward is to “learn the entire language of Scripture, Old and New Testaments together.”27 Only then can we challenge our own misreadings of the Old Testament, as well as the “massive reductions” of its message by the New Atheists, the Marcionites (old and new), and the “happiologists” (like Joel Osteen and other representatives of the prosperity gospel).28