Το τρέχον τεύχος του Journal of Biblical Literature / The current issue of Journal of Biblical Literature

Journal of Biblical Literature 139:1 (2020) 

• Gale A. Yee, "Thinking Intersectionally: Gender, Race, Class, and the Etceteras of Our Discipline," 7-26 (abstract)
•  Andrew Tobolowsky, "The Problem of Reubenite Primacy: New Paradigms, New Answers ," 27-45 (abstract)
• Laura Quick, "The Book of Ruth and the Limits of Proverbial Wisdom," 47-66 (abstract)
• David Willgren Davage, "Why Davidic Superscriptions Do Not Demarcate Earlier Collections of Psalms," 67-86 (abstract)
• Marcel Krusche, "A Collective Anointed? David and the People in Psalm 89," 87-105 (abstract)
• Matthew W. Mitchell, "Matthew 26:73 and the Case of the Disappearing Galilean Accent," 107-124 (abstract)
• Hans M. Moscicke , "Jesus, Barabbas, and the Crowd as Figures in Matthew’s Day of Atonement Typology (Matthew 27:15–26)," 125-153 (abstract)
• Donghyun Jeong, "A Literary and Theological Case for the “Unbeloved” Reading in John 10:29," 155-175 (abstract)
• Matthijs den Dulk, "Aquila and Apollos: Acts 18 in Light of Ancient Ethnic Stereotypes," 177-189 (abstract)
• J. Andrew Cowan, "The Curse of the Law, the Covenant, and Anthropology in Galatians 3:10–14: An Examination of Paul’s Use of Deuteronomy 27:26," 211-229 (abstract)