Harvard Theological Review 119/1 (2026)

 Harvard Theological Review 119/1 (2026)

• Itzhak Amar, "Past, Present, and Future: 'Cultural Trauma' as an Interpretive Lens for Understanding the Historical Rewriting in the Book of Chronicles," 1-25 (OA)
• Stuart E. Parsons, "Intertextuality and the Formation of Theophilus of Antioch’s Apologetic Strategy," 26-49 (OA)
• Chance E. Bonar, "Victim Blaming and Slut Shaming in Exegesis on the Soul (NHC II,6)," 50-68 (OA)
• Richard Last, "Turning to Christ, Communicating with the Roman Gods: Interpretatio Christiana and “Christian Polytheism” in the Early Roman Empire," 69-91 (OA)
• Mina Monier, "A Quest for the Pericope Adulterae: A Historical Assessment of ibn Kabar and ibn al-ʿAssāl’s Notes," 92-120 (abstract)
• Golda Akhiezer, "Between History and Theology: Text and Metatext in Jewish Historical Writing," 121-142 (OA)
• Kirsten Macfarlane, " 'A principio fuit canonicus': The Controversy over 1 Enoch in Seventeenth-Century Europe," 143-167 (OA)