Journal of Theological Interpretation 19/2 (2025)

• Caleb Punt, "The Value of Iconographic Exegesis for Theological Interpretation of Scripture," 161-190 (abstract)
• Kasper de Graaf, "Zion as the Refuge for the Afflicted (Isaiah 14:32): Divergent Theological Interpretations of the Relationship between Sinai and Zion," 191-206 (abstract)
• Kara J. Lyons-Pardue, "Kara J. Lyons-Pardue, "More Than Selective Hearing: The Theological Potential of Elijah Allusions in Mark’s Gospel," 207-225 (abstract)
• Craig Hovey, "Apocalyptic Passion: Mark 13 Read Theologically," 226-245 (abstract)
• James D. Meyer, "The 'Kind of Death He Was Going to Die': The Suffering Servant in John’s Gospel," 246-264 (abstract)
• Caleb T. Friedeman, "The Jesus-Shaped Life: The Telos of the Gospels and the Testimony of Acts," 165-285 (abstract)
• Charles Cleworth, "The Dangers and Limits of Historical Context as a Hermeneutical Key: A Pragmatic Hermeneutical Case Study in Modern Interpretations of 1 Corinthians 8:6," 286-306 (abstract)
• Richard S. Briggs, " The Name “Jesus” in the Old Testament (Especially the Psalter): Christianization and the Shadow of “Salvation” in the Vulgate Text," 307-319 (abstract)

Πέρα από τους “μεγάλους άνδρες”: ανδροκεντρισμός και βιογραφικό αφήγημα στην αρχαιότητα / Beyond the "Great Men": Androcentrism and Biographical Narrative in Antiquity

Στη σειρά Millennium-Studien του εκδοτικού οίκου De Gruyter κυκλοφόρησε πρόσφατα ένας συλλογικός τόμος που αξίζει της προσοχής όσων ενδιαφέρονται για τη βιογραφική αφήγηση στην αρχαία ελληνορωμαϊκή και πρωτοχριστιανική λογοτεχνία: 

Anna Ginestí Rosell & Felix John (επιμ.), Große Männer? Biographisches Erzählen in der griechischen und römischen, der frühjüdischen und der frühchristlichen Literatur (Millennium-Studien 117; Berlin/Boston: De Gruyter, 2026). DOI: 10.1515/9783112212295

Το βιβλίο είναι ελεύθερα διαθέσιμο σε Open Access.

Ο τόμος συγκεντρώνει μελέτες κλασικών φιλολόγων, ιστορικών και βιβλικών ερευνητών κι έχει ως στόχο να φέρει σε διάλογο τις παράλληλες αλλά συχνά απομονωμένες μεταξύ τους συζητήσεις για τη βιογραφία στον ελληνορωμαϊκό, τον αρχαίο ιουδαϊκό και τον πρωτοχριστιανικό κόσμο. Όπως επισημαίνουν οι επιμελητές στον πρόλογο, η ανδρική κυριαρχία αποτελεί σταθερό χαρακτηριστικό της αρχαίας βιογραφίας ανεξάρτητα από το λογοτεχνικό είδος ή την πολιτισμική προέλευση. Κατά συνέπεια, το ερωτηματικό στον τίτλο του τόμου («Μεγάλοι Άνδρες;») δεν είναι τυχαίο: ένας από τους στόχους του είναι να εξετάσει πού και πώς αυτή η κυριαρχία διαταράσσεται ή αμφισβητείται.

Η θεωρητική προσέγγιση του τόμου αντανακλά σύγχρονες εξελίξεις στις λογοτεχνικές σπουδές. Ιδιαίτερα σημαντική είναι η υπέρβαση της παλαιάς διάκρισης μεταξύ «μυθοπλασίας» και «ιστοριογραφίας» που επέτρεψε αφενός την αναβάθμιση της βιογραφίας ως φιλολογικό είδος (σε αντίθεση με την παλαιότερη υποτίμησή της), και αφετέρου την εφαρμογή αφηγηματολογικών εργαλείων που εξετάζουν τόσο το «πώς» όσο και το «τι» της αφήγησης, καθώς και τα πολιτισμικά πλαίσια που τη διαμορφώνουν.

Για όσους ασχολούνται με τις βιβλικές σπουδές ιδιαίτερο ενδιαφέρον παρουσιάζουν οι εξής μελέτες: 

Η μελέτη της Helen Bond για το κατά Μάρκον ως μία βιογραφία που ανατρέπει τις πολιτισμικές συμβάσεις/αξίες της εποχής του ("Mark’s Gospel: A Counter Cultural Bios"). Στη συνέχεια, στη μελέτη του Nils Neumann συγκρίνεται ο τρόπος που παρουσιάζεται ο Ιησούς στη συνοπτική παράδοση με τους βίους των κυνικών φιλοσόφων από τον Διογένη Λαέρτιο, εστιάζοντας στα κοινά εκείνα χαρακτηριστικά που συνθέτουν τον «ασεβή» χαρακτήρα αυτών των βιογραφιών ("Überzeugend respektlose Biographien: Jesus in der synoptischen Überlieferung und die Kyniker bei Diogenes Laertios"). Ο Felix John στη μελέτη του, εξετάζει τον τρόπο που περιγράφονται και αξιοποιούνται στην κεντρική αφήγηση των Πράξεων («Biographiewürdig? Nebenfiguren in der Apostelgeschichte»). Τέλος, η Silke Petersen  ανιχνεύει την εξέλιξη της βιογραφίας της Μαρίας, της μητέρας του Ιησού, από τα ευαγγέλια έως τις μεταγενέστερες παραδόσεις ("Vom Wachsen einer Biographie: Maria von Nazareth").

Ιδιαίτερο ενδιαφέρον παρουσιάζει επίσης η μελέτη της Anna Ginestí Rosell με τίτλο «Doch nicht nur Männer? 'Große Frauen' zwischen Herodot und Plutarch», που εξετάζει τις γυναικείες μορφές στην ελληνική ιστοριογραφία και βιογραφία. 

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In the De Gruyter Millennium-Studien series, a new edited volume has recently been published that deserves the attention of those interested in biographical narrative in ancient Greco-Roman and early Christian literature:

Anna Ginestí Rosell & Felix John (eds.), Große Männer? Biographisches Erzählen in der griechischen und römischen, der frühjüdischen und der frühchristlichen Literatur (Millennium-Studien 117; Berlin/Boston: De Gruyter, 2026). DOI: 10.1515/9783112212295

The book is freely available in Open Access.

The volume brings together studies by classicists, historians, and biblical scholars, aiming to foster dialogue among the parallel but often isolated discussions of biography in the Greco-Roman, ancient Jewish, and early Christian worlds. As the editors note in their preface, male dominance is a constant feature of ancient biography regardless of literary genre or cultural origin. Consequently, the question mark in the volume's title ("Great Men?") is not accidental: one of its goals is to examine where and how this dominance is disrupted or contested.

The volume's theoretical approach reflects contemporary developments in literary studies. Particularly significant is the transcendence of the old distinction between "fiction" and "historiography," which has enabled both the elevation of biography as a literary genre (in contrast to its earlier devaluation) and the application of narratological tools that examine both the "how" and the "what" of narrative, as well as the cultural frameworks that shape it.

For those engaged in biblical studies, the following contributions are of particular interest:

Helen Bond's study of Mark's Gospel as a biography that subverts the cultural conventions/values of its time ("Mark's Gospel: A Counter Cultural Bios"). Next, Nils Neumann's study compares the way Jesus is presented in the Synoptic tradition with the lives of Cynic philosophers by Diogenes Laertius, focusing on the common characteristics that compose the "irreverent" character of these biographies ("Überzeugend respektlose Biographien: Jesus in der synoptischen Überlieferung und die Kyniker bei Diogenes Laertios"). Felix John's study examines how minor characters are described and utilized in the central narrative of Acts ("Biographiewürdig? Nebenfiguren in der Apostelgeschichte"). Finally, Silke Petersen traces the development of the biography of Mary, the mother of Jesus, from the Gospels to later traditions ("Vom Wachsen einer Biographie: Maria von Nazareth").

Also of particular interest is Anna Ginestí Rosell's study titled "Doch nicht nur Männer? 'Große Frauen' zwischen Herodot und Plutarch," which examines female figures in Greek historiography and biography.

Το τρέχον τεύχος του BAGL / The current issue of BAGL

 Biblical and Ancient Greek Linguistics 13 (2025)

• Travis Wright, "Prepositions and Perpetual Virginity: Until as a Scalar Item in Matt 1:25"
• Aaron Jung, "Information Structure of Peter's Speech in Acts 2"
• Stanley E. Porter, "Valency Grammar and New Testament Greek Studies"

Το τρέχον τεύχος του Biblische Notizen / The current issue of Biblische Notizen

 Biblische Notizen 197 (2023)

• Avraham Faust, "The Problem of P: Israelite society, Israel's Egalitarian Ethos, and the Raison D'être of the Priestly History," 3-36 (abstract)
• Jobymon Skaria, "Golah Politics Unmasked: An Alternative Reading of the Gibeah Episode (Judges 19:1-30) Amidst the Religio-political Developments in Early Achaemenid Yehud," 37-58 (abstract)
• Lea Jacobsen, "Property Transgression Against Father and Mother in Proverbs 28,24," 59-82 (abstract)
• Lieve Teugels, "Mann Gottes oder Gottmann? Die Rolle Elijas in der Endzeit und die Rezeption von Maleachi 3,1 und 23-24 in der rabbinischen Auslegung," 83-94 (abstract)
• David H. Wenkel, "The Primacy of Preaching in the Resurrection of Eutychus in Acts 20,7-12," 95-110 (abstract)
• Beatrice Wyss, "Unfassbarkeit. Philon aus Alexandreia über die Unfassbarkeit der Schöpfung, Gottes und des Menschen. Aspekte apophatischer Kosmologie, Anthropologie und Theologie – Teil 2," 111-128 (abstract)

Το τρέχον τεύχος του Νeotestamentica / The current issue of Neotestamentica

 Neotestamentica 56/2 (2022)

• Izaak J. L. Connoway, Annang Asumang, "Being At Home or Taking Up Habitation? A Verbal Aspectual Analysis of Christ's Habitation in Ephesians 3:17," 213-231 (abstract)
• Juraj Feník, "Fire and Fire: Luke 3:7–14 and 16:19–31 in Correspondence," 233-252 (abstract)
• Andreas-Christian Heidel, "Perspectives for Reading the Epistle to the Hebrews as a Constructive Contribution to Jewish-Christian Dialogue," 253-274 (abstract)
• Sung Uk Lim, Amy Lindeman Allen, "Jairus's Family Revisited: A Collaborative Model of Parenting (Mark 5:21–24, 35–43),"  275-299 (abstract)
• Louis W. Ndekha, ""Go and Do Likewise": Jesus and Rhetorical Syncrisis in the Parable of the "Magnanimous" Samaritan (Luke 10:25–37)," 301-316 (abstract)
• Erwin Ochsenmeier, "Antioch as a Church Planting Community: Revisiting Barnabas and Paul's Departure in Acts 13:1–4," 317-336 (abstract)
• Daniel Charles Smith, "Purity among the παρθένοι of Revelation 14:1–5 and the Βάκχοι of Western Asia Minor," 337-360 (abstract)

Στο τρέχον τεύχος του ZThK / In the current issue of ZThK

 Zeitschrift für Theologie und Kirche 120/2 (2023)

• Reinhard Gregor Kratz, "Media vita in morte sumus: Kanaanäische Mythologie und die biblischen Vorstellungen vom Tod," 155-191 (abstract)
• Knut Backhaus, "Transformationen des Heils: Die Jüngerwunder in der Apostelgeschichte als theologisches Problem," 192-215 (abstract)

Το τρέχον τεύχος του Biblische Notizen / The current issue of Biblische Notizen

Biblische Notizen 194 (2022)

• Bert Jan Lietaert Peerbolte, Jan Krans, An-Ting Yi. "A Forgotten Pioneer: Granville Penn and the Victory of Vaticanus," 3-14 (abstract)
• An-Ting Yi, ""Ew. Hochwürden": Four Unpublished Letters of Andreas Pirch Concerning His Request for the Bentley Collation of Codex Vaticanus," 15-30 (abstract)
• Nadav Na’aman, "Pharaoh's Daughter in Literary-Historical Context," 31-44 (abstract)
• Shuichi Hasegawa, "Wer hat die Söhne Zidkijas getötet? Altorientalische Königsideologie und die Schilderung der Hinrichtung von Rebellen (2 Kön 25,6-7; Jer 52,9-11)," 45-62 (abstract) 
• André Bohnet, "Der göttliche Plan für den Tempel in der Chronik," 63-70 (abstract) 
• Vjatscheslav Dreier, "Kinder und Frauen in Est 8,11. Philologische und hermeneutische Erwägungen zu einer umstrittenen Opfergruppe," 71-90 (abstract)
• Micha Roi, "Psalmodic Form and Wisdom Content: A New Literary Reading of the Song of Songs," 91-119 (abstract)
• Thomas Witulski, "Das Claudius-Edikt und der Aufenthalt von Aquila und Priscilla in Korinth - eine neue Sicht auf ein Problem der Geschichte des Urchristentums," 121-149 (abstract)

Το τρέχον τεύχος του CBQ / The current issue of CBQ

The Catholic Biblical Quarterly 84/3 (2022)

• Bradford A. Anderson, "Edom's (Dis)Possession," 365-384 (abstract)
• Madadh Richey, "The Child's Sickbed in the Elijah and Elisha Narratives: Safeguarding Ritual Space in 1 Kings 17 and 2 Kings 4,"  385-403 (abstract)
• Israel Mcgrew, "'What Is Enosh?' The Anthropological Contributions of Job 7: 17–18 through Allusion and Intertextuality," 404-423 (abstract)
• Duncan Reid, "The Significance of the "Ransom Saying" in Mark 10:45," 424-441 (abstract)
• John Sietze Bergsma, "A 'Great Day': The Context of a Johannine Expression (John 7:37; 19:31) in Second Temple Literature and Qumran (1QS 10.4; 4Q265 7 i.4)," 442-461 (abstract)
• Matthew Thiessen, "A Worthy Cornelius and Divine Grace: Complicating John Barclay's Paul and the Gift," 462-479 (abstract)

Το τρέχον τεύχος του NTS / The current issue of NTS

 New Testament Studies 68/4 (2022)

• Fatima Tofighi, "The Reception of Pauline Mysticism: An Ideological Critique," 363-374 (abstract)
• Stefan Schreiber, "Politische Sprache, Motive und Kritik im Galaterbrief: Eine Spurensuche," 375-391
• Anni Hentschel, "Die Weinstockrede Jesu und die missionstheologische Relevanz der gegenseitigen Liebe (Joh 15.1–17)," 392-406
• David L. Eastman, "Simon the Composite Sorcerer," 407-417
• Katrin Maria Landefeld, "The Significance of Corrections for the Examination of the Emergence of Variants," 418-430
• Daniel Stevens, "The Wyman Fragment: A New Edition and Analysis with Radiocarbon Dating," 431-444 (abstract)
• Markus Kirchner, "Metaleptisches Erzählen und kulturelles Gedächtnis in den Paulusakten," 445-460 (abstract)
• Peter C. Moore, "Psalm 143.2 and the Argument of Galatians 3.10," 461-470 (abstract)
• Bruce Henning, "Stretching the Scope of Salvation in Matthew: The Significance of the Great Peter's Failings," 474-486 (abstract)

Το τρέχον τεύχος του FilNeot / The current issue of FilNeot

 Filología neotestamentaria 34/54 (2021)

• Thomas Schumacher, "A Life with Paul: Norbert Baumert, his Vita and his Theological Profile," 5-15
• Stanley E. Porter, "The Dative Case in Some Examples of Greek Grammatical Discussion," 17-37
• Mathias Nell, "Kühne Übersetzungsleistung - Beobachtungen und Überlegungen zu Baumerts Reihe Paulus neu gelesen und über die Kritik an derselben," 39-67
• Sebastian Schneider, "Das Buch der Paulusbriefe. Der Kontext zur Lösung des Problems der Teilungshypothesen," 69-99
• Christian-B. Amphoux, "Qui est donc Apollos?" 99-112
• Albert Hogeterp, "On Pauline φύσις and Ancient Gender Perspectives in 1 Cor 11:2-16," 113-150
• Christoph W. Stenschke, "The Jewish Gospel in Romans 9-11 and the Claims of Rome," 151-181
• José Enrique Aguilar Chiu, "Tongues and Prophecy in 1 Cor 14:21-25," 183-195
• Ryan Kristopher Giffin, "The Latin Witnesses to the Justification Clause of Philippians 3,12: A Survey and Summary," 197-212
• Nathan Nadau, "“Our” Poets at Athens? Reconsidering a Variant Reading in Acts 17,28," 213-225
• Jermo van Nes, "Second-Century Vocabulary in the Pastoral Epistles? A Reassessment," 227-253
• Peter Rodgers, "Mark’s longer Ending," 255-260
• Andrew M. Bowden, "Recent Trends in the Interpretation of Paul's Epistle to the Romans, in Honor of Professor Dr. Norbert Baumert," 261-279

Στο τρέχον τεύχος του The Biblical Annals / In the current issue of The Biblical Annals

 The Biblical Annals 12/3 (2022)

• Joel Atwood , "Ruling the rûaḥ: Emotional Experience and Expression in Ancient Hebrew," 333-352 
• Ibolya Balla, "“Ephraim is a Cake Not turned”: the Fruits of the False Knowledge of God According to Hos 7:8-16," 353-368 
• Wojciech Wasiak, "Two Accounts – One Ascension: Luke 24:50-53 and Acts 1:9-11," 369-391 
• Jean-Bosco Matand Bulembat, "Was Not the Woman Created in the Likeness of God? Pauline Midrashic Reading of Gen 1–3 in 1 Cor 11:7–12," 393-413
• Mary Healy, "Homosexuality in the Pontifical Biblical Commission Document "What Is Man"?" 415-430
• Levente Balazs Martos, "Mutual Vulnerability? Asymmetric Relationships in Biblical Anthropology," 431-449

Στο τρέχον τεύχος του VigChr / In the current issue of VigChr

 Vigiliae Christianae 76/2 (2022)

Emanuele Scieri, "The Catena Manuscripts on Acts: A Revised Classification," 281–305 

Το τρέχον τεύχος του JIBS / The current issue of JIBS

 Journal for Interdisciplinary Biblical Studies 4/1 (2022)

• Christy Cobb, “Entangled Tongues: A Poststructuralist and Postcolonial Reading of Acts 2:1-13,” 1–16
• Tom de Bruin, “A Bad Taste in My Mouth: Spirits as Embodied Senses in the Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs,” 17–38
• Jeannine Marie Hanger, “The Role of Touch in Comprehending Love: Jesus’s Footwashing in John 13,” 39–60
• Shirley S. Ho, “To Work or Not to Work: The Hand and Embodied Wisdom of the Valiant Woman in Proverbs 31:10–31,” 61–82
• K.L. Jones, “Sensing the Unknowable: Sensing Revelation, Relationship, and Response in Psalm 139,” 83–98
• Susannah Rees, “By Making Me Stink to the Inhabitants of the Land: Intrusive Smells as a Metaphor for Unwanted Migrants,” 99–11
• Laura J. Hunt, “Alien and Degenerate Milk: Embodiment, Mapping, and Social Identity in Four Nursing Metaphors,” 119–156
• Megan R. Remington, “Making Meaning of Touch: Revelation and Sensorial Participation in Daniel 8–10,” 157–177

Στο τρέχον τεύχος του Verbum Vitae / In the current issue of Verbum Vitae

Verbum Vitae 40/2 (2022)

• Anna Rozonoer, "The Portrait of Isaac in Genesis 27: Between Synchronic and Diachronic Readings of Patriarch’s Character"
• Barbara Rzepka, "The Double Use of the Locution ועתה as a Rhetorical Device in the Discourses of the Old Testament"
• Stefan M. Attard, "Torah Overtones in the Epilogues of Qoheleth"
• Agus Widodo, Antonius Galih Arga Wiwin Aryanto, "John Chrysostom’s Commentary on the Collection for Jerusalem in Rom 15:25–32"

Στο τρέχον τεύχος του Scriptura / In the current issue of Scriptura

 Scriptura 121/1 (2022)

• T.K. Mapfeka, "Convivencia Loading …: When People of the Way Read Authoritative Scriptures Together"
• Mark Wayne Wilson, "Luke’s use of a Departure-Arrival Formula in the Book of Acts"

Στο τρέχον τεύχος του JThS / In the current issue of JThS

 Journal of Theologixal Studies 73/1 (2022)

• Patricia Vesely, "The Physicality of Virtue in Job 31: The Use of Bodily Terms in Job’s Depiction of Moral Integrity," 1-21 (abstract)
• Jennie Grillo, "Out of Print: Excising and Preserving the Daniel Tradition in Early Printed Greek Bibles,"  22-42 (abstract)
• James M Morgan, "Proofs of the Divine: Luke’s Use of τεκμήριον in Acts 1:3 in Light of Herodotus’ Description of the Battle of Mycale (Hist. 9.100.2)," 43-61 (abstract)
• John R L Moxon, "‘Rise, Kill and Eat!’—A Missing Dionysian Link in the Acts of the Apostles?" 62-91 (abstract)
• Kyle B Wells, "The Liberation of the Body of Creation: Towards a Pauline Environmental Ethic," 92-103 (abstract)
• Jan Heilmann, "Ancient Literary Culture and Meals in the Greco-Roman World: The Role of Reading During Ancient Symposia and its Relevance for the New Testament," 104-125 (abstract)
• David Lincicum, "1 and 2 Clement in the Pandektes of Nikon of the Black Mountain," 126-311 (abstract)
• Maria E Doerfler, "Translating Eve: Death and Female Identity in a Funerary Hymn Ascribed to Ephrem," 167-194 (abstract)

Το τρέχον τεύχος του BBR / The current issue of BBR

 Bulletin of Biblical Research 32/1 (2022)

• Nicoletta Gatti, "From Alien to Neighbor: The Journey of Ruth"
• Craig S. Keener, "The Unridden Donkey Colt: Mark 11;2 in Light of Equine Development and Pedagogy" 
• W. Gil Shin, "The Ambivalence of Jerusalem in Luke-Acts: The Limitations of Dyadic Approaches, and a Test of a Sojan Model of Thirdspace for Acts 7" 

Το τρέχον τεύχος του Biblica / The current issue of Biblica

 Biblica 103/1 (2022)

• Jean Louis Ska, "'Let the Wealth of the Nations Come into You' (Isa 60,11):  Ancient Israel's Dialogue with the Neighbouring Cultures," 1-25 (abstract)
• Koog P. Hong, "Some Observations on Exod 6,2-8 and the Priestly Periodization," 26-40 (abstract)
• Peter Dubovsnký, "Completion Phraseology in the Solomon Narrative and in Mesopotamian Royal Inscriptions," 41 - 73 (abstract)
• Sylvie de Vulpillières, "Quelle conversion pour les païens en Ac 10,1-11,18 et quelles conséquences pour la relation Pierre/Paul?" 74 - 88 (abstract)
• Timothy A. Brookins, "An Apology for Exegesis of 1 Thess 2,1-12," 89 - 113 (abstract)
• Antonio Pitta, "Epistolary Rhetoric in Paul's Letters: The Letter to Philemon as a Test Case," 114-130 (abstract)

Animadversiones

• Raanan Eichler, "A Conjectural Emendation in Psalm 68,19," 131 - 136 (abstract)

Στο τρέχον τεύχος του BTB / In the current issue of BTB

 Biblical Theology Bulletin 52/2/ (2022)

• Robert Gnuse, "The Covenant with Noah in Genesis 9," 68-76 (abstract)
• Rowland Onyenali, "The Markan Proskuneo (Mark 5:6; 15:19) as Anti-Roman Motif in Mark’s Gospel," 77-87 (abstract)
• June F. Dickie, "Older Persons in Biblical Texts: Using Modern Gerontological Theories to Cast Light and Raise Questions on Four Older Persons in Luke 2," 88-98 (abstract)
• Sin Pan Ho, "Changes in the Centurion on Paul’s Last Journey to Rome in Acts 27," 99-110 (abstract)
• Benjamin J. Burkholder, "The Kingdom of Jesus and Atonement Theology: Friends or Foes?"111-120 (abstract)

Νέα άρθρα στο τρέχον τεύχος του JGRChrJ / New articles in the current issue of JGRChrJ

Journal of Greco-Roman Christianity and Judaism 17 (2021)

• George P. Carras, "Jewish Sensibilities in the Lukan Paul, the Historical Paul and Josephan Judaism"
• Andrew Simmonds, "Judas Iscariot and Joseph of Arimathea: Two Gentile Graves for Two Jewish Corpses"
• David H. Wenkel, "Military Camps around Jerusalem and the Meaning of Στρατόπεδον in Luke 21.20"
• John-Christian Eurell, "The Saying Attributed to Jesus in Acts 20.35"