Presenting biblical content without any hint of religious dogma is, alongside the cinematic narrative style, a characteristic feature of Patrick Roth's writing. The fascination that the "Book of Books" holds for him is directly reflected in the titles of his works. Resurrection and revival, proclamation and baptism, sacrifice and transformation are recurring elements in his storytelling. The literary, theological, and depth psychological analyses gathered in this volume illustrate how Patrick Roth's poetic processing of biblical imagery dissolves long-standing theological certainties and interpretative patterns, allowing them to become new yet authentically experienced.