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== Career ==

== Career ==

Kenneth Kitchen is one of the worlds most influential Egyptologists and Old Testament scholars to live, whose work has been hailed by countless scholars. According to [[James K. Hoffmeier]], Kenneth Kitchen is known as the "leading Ramesside Period expert"<ref>Hoffmeier, James K. "Egyptologists and the Israelite Exodus from Egypt." Israel's Exodus in Transdisciplinary Perspective. Springer International Publishing, 2015. 202.</ref> in Egytpological circles because of several of his seven-volume series titled ''Ramesside Inscriptions''.<ref>Kitchen, Kenneth A. Ramesside inscriptions. Blackwell Publishers, 1993.</ref> In 2012, Kenneth Kitchen along with Paul Lawrence published a work titled ''Treaty, law and covenant in the Ancient Near East'' which provides transcriptions and translations for every treaty code and law text in all of history from the third to first millenniums BC.<ref>Kitchen, Kenneth Anderson, and Paul John Nicholas Lawrence. Treaty, law and covenant in the Ancient Near East. Harrassowitz, 2012.</ref> Kenneth Kitchen has also made considerable contributions to the historicity of the Old Testament, perhaps the most influential being ''On the reliability of the Old Testament'', published in 2003, which has received numerous endorsements.<ref>[http://www.eerdmans.com/Products/0396/on-the-reliability-of-the-old-testament.aspx On the Reliability of the Old Testament]</ref> Some significant works of Kenneth Kitchen include the following;

Kenneth Kitchen is one of the worlds most influential Egyptologists and Old Testament scholars to live, whose work has been hailed by countless scholars. According to [[James K. Hoffmeier]], Kenneth Kitchen is known as the "leading Ramesside Period expert"<ref>Hoffmeier, James K. "Egyptologists and the Israelite Exodus from Egypt." Israel's Exodus in Transdisciplinary Perspective. Springer International Publishing, 2015. 202.</ref> because of several of his seven-volume series titled ''Ramesside Inscriptions''.<ref>Kitchen, Kenneth A. Ramesside inscriptions. Blackwell Publishers, 1993.</ref> In 2012, Kenneth Kitchen along with Paul Lawrence published a work titled ''Treaty, law and covenant in the Ancient Near East'' which provides transcriptions and translations for every treaty code and law text in all of history from the third to first millenniums BC.<ref>Kitchen, Kenneth Anderson, and Paul John Nicholas Lawrence. Treaty, law and covenant in the Ancient Near East. Harrassowitz, 2012.</ref> Kenneth Kitchen has also made considerable contributions to the historicity of the Old Testament, perhaps the most influential being ''On the reliability of the Old Testament'', published in 2003, which has received numerous endorsements.<ref>[http://www.eerdmans.com/Products/0396/on-the-reliability-of-the-old-testament.aspx On the Reliability of the Old Testament]</ref> Some significant works of Kenneth Kitchen include the following;

*''Ramesside inscriptions''

*''Ramesside inscriptions''