Vetus Testamentum 76:3 (2026)

Vetus Testamentum 76:3 (2026)

• Stefan Bojowald, "Pferde und Raubvögel im Hebräischen und Ägyptischen," 305-313 (abstract)
• Bruno J. Clifton, "'Have You Called Us Here to Dispossess Us?' (Judg 14:15): Settlement Rivalry and Samson’s Riddle Challenge," 314-335 (OA) 
• Yaakov Dolgopolsky-Geva & Yaniv Shtaimetz, "Contract Allies: Mutual Ideological Influence between the Levant and Assyria," 336–364 (OA)
• Charles-Antoine Fogielman, "תבנית—the Semantic Development of a Loanword in the Persian Period," 365–383 (ΟΑ)
• Xiaowei Ji, "From Military Coup to Temple Coronation: A Redaction-Historical Approach to 2 Kings 11:14," 384–402 (abstract)
• Ihor Kuryliak, "ומבין חידות in Daniel 8:23 as Part of a Literary Contrast," 403–415 (ΟΑ)
• Yuval Levavi, "A TEL of No City: Contextualising Ezekiel and תל אביב (Ezek 3:15)," 416-435 (OA)
• Francisco Martins, "Qualified Continuity: Idolatry and the Temple Vessels in the Book of Chronicles," 436–458 (abstract)

Biblical Theology Bulletin 56:3 (2026)

 Biblical Theology Bulletin 56:3 (2026)

• Michael Huffman, "Reading Judges 19–21 through Kate Manne’s Theory of Misogyny," 141-154 (abstract)
• Robert E. Moses, "Restoring Fellowship: Matthew and Paul on Church Discipline and the Implications for African Churches,"155-166 (abstract)
• Julius Stefanus Sibagariang - Robby Igusti Chandra, "Water and Hospitality: Christian Culture in Mark 9:41 to Conserve Water,"  167-182 (abstract)
• David J. Zucker, "David’s Wives: Abigail," 183-189 (abstract)
•  Philip Suciadi Chia, "The Enigmatic Hebrew Word rkbh in Nahum 2:14," 190-197 (abstract)   

    

    

    

Journal for the Study of the Old Testament 50:4 (2026)

 Journal for the Study of the Old Testament 50:4 (2026)

• Michael Wade Martin, "Divine attributes and powers as messianic titles in Isaiah 51.4–8 and cognate passages: A comparison of 1QIsaa and the Old Greek of Isaiah," 351-372 (abstract)
• Reichert J. Zalameda, "Remember like a man: Memory and masculinity in the Gideon and Jephthah cycles," 373-395 (abstract)
• Andrew M. Brockman, "The tragedy of Abiathar of Nob: Identifying character-systems as an avenue to authorial intent," 396-419 (abstract)
• Siru Sun, "Epistemological barrier or divine gift: A reinterpretation of Ecclesiastes 3.11," 420-436 (abstract)
• Philip Suciadi Chia, "אם שׁלמים‎ or משׁל מים‎ in Nah. 1.12: A study of the ancient translations," 437-452 (OA)
• Francesco Cocco, "When Moses is not enough: A comparative study of referral narratives in the Torah," 453-473 (abstract)
• Ming Him Ko, "The honor of Jabez and the acquisition of land in the book of Chronicles," 474-490 (abstract)
• Norman Simon Rodriguez, "The Israelite Imago Mundi: A hypothetical reconstruction," 491-523 (abstract)  

Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament 40:1 (2026)

 Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament 40:1 (2026)

• Jonathan Jacobs, "Saul’s Meal at Endor (1 Sam 28,20-25) and Its Contribution to Understanding the Story of Saul at Endor," 1-13 (abstract)
• Andrew Walton, "Textual Strategies for Navigating the Ambiguity of Rebellion: The Rebellions of Hezekiah and Zedekiah Compared," 14-36 (abstract)
• Yuval Darabi, "The Talionic Formula and its Three Occurrences in the Pentateuch," 37-54 (abstract)
• Søren Lorenzen, "Renal Rectitude: On Kidneys, Righteousness, and Justice in the Hebrew Bible and Beyond," 61- 81 (abstract)
• Phil J. Botha, " 'When the foundations are destroyed, what can the righteous do?' (Ps 11,3): Psalms 3-14 as a Call to YHWH to Restore Order in a World Characterised by Social and Political Chaos and a Plea to the Righteous to Remain Steadfast," 82-106 (OA)
• Stuart Lasine, "Sensing Humor and Its Absence in the Book of Tobit," 107-124 (abstract)
• Philip Chia, "The Meaning of פרק in Nahum 3:1. Study of Ancient Texts," 125-137 (OA)
• Daniel Coussin, "Sages or Rabbis? Who Were the Teachers in Galilee during Late Antiquity, and What Did They Teach?" 138-156 (abstract)

Catholic Biblical Quarterly 88/2 (2026)

 Catholic Biblical Quarterly 88/2 (2026)

• John Makujina, "The Case of the Inverted Male Wrestlers: Assessing Lyle Eslinger’s Reversal of the Participants in Genesis 32:26–33"
• H. Clay Smith, "Negotiating Power among the Living and the Dead: A Reassessment of Deuteronomy’s 'Politics of Postmortem Existence'"
• Tova Ganzel, "Reconstructing the 'Remnant': Judean Identity under Babylonian and Persian Rule"
• Caleb Punt, "The Mourning, Withering, and Dying Earth: An Ecological Reading of Isaiah 24"
• Yisca Zimran, "In God We Trust? Micah 7:7–10 and the Debate Regarding the Divine Presence and Its Effect"
• José Enrique Aguilar Chiu, "The Kingdom of God in the Gospel of Mark"
• Nicholas J. Schaser, "An Unbearable Law? The Yoke of Rehoboam and the Burden of Human Demands in Acts 15:10"
• M. Samuel Adkins, "Gratitude and Justice in Romans 1:16–32"

Old Testament Essays 39/1 (2026)

 Old Testament Essays 39/1 (2026)

• Janson Condren, "Trumpets as Odd Ending or Fitting Closure? Study of the Relationship of Numbers 10:1-10 to the Organisation of the Camp in Numbers 1:1-10:10" (OA)
• Michael Seheri, "The Abrahamic Call through Canonical Criticism: Genesis 12:1-9 and the Theological Reorientation of Scripture" (OA)
• Philip Chia, "Editio Princeps of Rahlfs of 891 and Its Contribution to the Study of LXX" (OA)
• Mlamli Diko, "In Grief, We Remember: A Comparative Interdisciplinary Discourse on Some Mourning Practices and Rituals in the Old Testament and in AmaXhosa Tradition" (OA)
• Jakob Boeckle, "Spiritualität und Wissenschaft in ihren Grenzen – der “Humility Gap” bei Ijob und in der modernen Physik" (OA)
• Gert TM Prinsloo, "Resilience as Reliance: Brief Reflections on Intergenerational Resilience with Reference to Psalm 131" (OA)
• Igor Odintsov, "Two Cases of Akkadian Influence in Isaiah 50" (OA)

Ένα νέο άρθρο στο τρέχον τεύχος του In die Skriflig / A new article of biblical interest in the current issue of In die Skriflig

 In die Skriflig 60:1 (2026)

Chris van der Walt, "Weariness in the book of Isaiah: A biblical–theological exploration of its recurrence and role in canonical unity"

Biblische Notizen 208 (2026)

 Biblische Notizen 208 (2026)

• Timothy Yap, "The Body, Sickness, and the Bible," 3-4
• Timothy Yap, "Let the Body Do the Talking: The Rhetorical Use of Body Parts in 2 Samuel 4," 5-18 (abstract)
• Timothy Yap, "Body Shaming or Body Honoring? The Function of Elisha’s Body in the Book of Kings," 19-31 (abstract)
• Gregory Goswell, "Hezekiah’s Sickness in 2 Kings 20," 33-46 (abstract)
• Ched Spellman, "The Narrative Function of Sickness in Chronicles," 47-58 (abstract)
• Paul Himes, "Sweat, Suffering, and Triumph (Luke 22,43-44): Jesus’ Body in the Garden and Luke’s Emphasis on Physicality," 59-75 (abstract)
• Esther Yue L. Ng, "Illness and God in the Gospels,"  77-105 (abstract)

Revue Biblique 133/1 (2026)

 Revue Biblique 133/1 (2026)

• Danilo Verde, "The Root כאב and its Semantic Shifts," 5 - 23 (abstract)
• Łukasz Popko, "Who was the Worst King of Israel? The Textual Variants as Evidence of Changing Historiography Models," 24 - 44 (abstract)
• Cristóbal Vilarroig Martín, "Creator and Reviver of the Dead: Second Temple Traditions in Dialogue," 45 - 64 (abstract)
• Norbert Jorion, "Jon 3-4 et la réorientation de la doctrine de la rétribution," 65 - 79 (abstract) 
• Axel Bühler, "La monétarisation de la Judée aux IVe et IIIe siècles av. J.-C.," 80 - 98 (abstract) 
• Anthony Giambrone, "Lysanias and the Herodian House: A Note on History and History of Reception in Luke 3:1," 99 - 112 (abstract)
• Christophe Lemardelé, " La version slavonne de la Guerre des Juifs: Éléments d'authenticité," 113 - 120  

Biblical Annals 16/1 (2026)

 Biblical Annals 16/1 (2026)

• Tomasz Bartłomiej Bąk, "Critical Editing and Philological Analysis of the First Chapters of Trito-Isaiah (Isa 56–57) Based on the Coptic Manuscript sa 52 (M 568) and Other Coptic Manuscripts in the Sahidic Dialect and the Greek Text of the Septuagint," 1-25 (OA)
• Joanna Nowińska, "The Presence and the Role of Senses in Proto-Apocalyptic Book of Joel," 27-42 (OA)
• Marcin Biegas, "King David as a Righteous Man in the Light of Qumran Literature and Post-Biblical Texts of Early Judaism," 43-66 (OA)
• Janusz Kręcidło, "What Is the Sin of Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, and Why Is It Unforgivable (Mark 3:28-30 and Parallels)?" 97-113 (OA)
• William Bowes, "John’s Farewell Discourse under the Shadow of Mark," 115-140 (OA)
• Tomasz Tułodziecki, "Verifying Biblical Allusions in John 1:51: A Methodological Framework for Genesis Reception Studies," 141-158 (OA)
• Łukasz Zakonnik, "Polish Bibles from the 16th Century: A Review of Copies, Characteristics and Factors Affecting Prices on the Polish Antiquaria Auction Market," 159-188 (OA) [πολωνικά/polish] 

Journal for the Study of the Old Testament 50/3 (2026)

 Journal for the Study of the Old Testament 50/3 (2026)

• Phillip Michael Sherman, "Houses full of owls: Oracular owls in Isaiah," 231-250 (abstract)
• Jihye Yu, "Cultural memory in Deuteronomy 4 and 32," 251-271 (abstract)
• Zara Zhang, "Sintflut and Sinai: Genesis 6–8’s allusion to Exodus 24–40," 272-298 (OA)
• Stuart Lasine, "Cain and the book of Jonah," 299-314 (abstract)
• Ole Martin Moen, "Elisha—predatory prophet?" 315-332 (OA)
• Samantha J. Scott, "Provisioning the Persians and the prophetic imagination: Reconceiving subversion and sovereignty in 2 Kings 6.8–23," 333-347 (abstract)  

   

Currents in Theology and Mission 53/1 (2026)

Currents in Theology and Mission 53/1 (2026)

Στο τρέχον τεύχος, που αποτελεί και τον τιμητικό τόμο για τους Rev. Dr. Winston Persaud και Dr. May Burt Persaud δημοσιεύονται και τα εξής άρθρα βιβλικού ενδιαφέροντος;

• Ann L. Fritschel, "The Spiritual Practice of Biblical Translation" (ΟΑ)
• Allison R. deForest, "Planted by Water: he Legacy of May Burt Persaud" (OA)
• S. D. Giere, "Creation Story or Origin Story: Revisiting Day One (Genesis 1:1-5)" (OA)

Theologische Rundschau 90/4 (2025)

 Theologische Rundschau 90/4 (2025)

•  Jakob Wöhrle, "Das Zwölfprophetenbuch (2010–2020)," 443-517 (abstract)
•  Jan Philipp Turck, "Rudolf Bultmann, Hans Jonas und die Marburger Hermeneutik," 518-537 (abstract)

JBL 144.4 (2025)

 Journal of Biblical Literature 144/4 (2025)

• Phillip M. Lasater, "Legal Thinking and Notions of the Self: Why Biblical Studies Needs an Anthropology of Law," 579-600 (abstract)
• Benjamin Kantor, "The Origins of 'In the Beginning . . .': Genesis 1:1 in Light of the Biblical Hebrew Reading Traditions," 601-636 (abstract)
• Joshua Berman, "Abigail and Her Honor Culture Wisdom," 637-656 (abstract)
• J. Jona Schellekens, "Creative Imitation in the Story of Josiah," 657-673 (abstract)
• Olga Fabrikant-Burke, "Exegeting God: Prophetic Sign Acts and Inner-Biblical Interpretation in the Book of Jeremiah," 675-695 (abstract)
• James Wykes, "Always Two There Are? The Combined Dragon in Job 40:15–41:26 LXX," 697-718 (abstract) 
• Joseph Scales, "Responsibility for Murder: The Background of Judith’s Legal Argumentation," 719-739 (abstract) 
• Jonathan (Yonatan) Bourgel, "Revisiting Sabbath Observance during the Great Jewish Revolt (66–73/74 CE)," 741-762 (abstract)
• Holly Beers, "The 'Teachings of Demons' as 'Magical' Practices in 1 Timothy 4:1," 763-781 (abstract)
• Stephen C. Carlson, "The Text of 1 Peter in Polycarp and Irenaeus," 783-805 (abstract)

Vetus Testamentum 76/1 (2026)

Vetus Testamentum 76/1 (2026)

• Idan Dershowitz - Na’ama Pat-El, "The Forgotten Meaning of אוֹת"  (OA)
• David J. Forward, "Why Susa? A Textual Explanation of Daniel 8:2," 44–65 (OA)
• David Alan Hannan, "Seen from Afar: Genesis 22:4 in Comparative Perspective," 66–91 (abstract)
• Ekaterina E. Kozlova, "On Wings like Eagles!” (Isa 40:31): Hybridity, Indefatigability, and Wings in Deutero-Isaiah’s Vision of Restoration," 92–122 (OA)
• Norman Simon Rodriguez, "Manasseh, not Moses: A Case for the Masoretic Reading in Judges 18:30," 123–132 (abstract)
• Jeremy Schipper - Jeffrey Stackert, "On the Root גאל II, 'To Diminish'," 133–154 (OA)

Old Testament Essays 38/3 (2025)

 Old Testament Essays 38/3 (2025)

• Christo Lombaard, "Towards a Phenomenology of Exegesis:: “Structures of Feeling” and “Historical Imagination” as Concepts to See Texts Differently, with Post-exilic יראת יהוה Yahwistic Piety in Job 28:28 as Example," 1-20
• Arie Leder, "'And God Saw that It Was Good (טוב כי)' (Genesis 1:1–2:3): Seeing the Good in Genesis 37:2–50:26 (Part Two)," 1-26
• Michael Kodzo Mensah, "'Do My Prophets no Harm' (Ps 105:15b): Bible and Leadership in the Neo-Prophetic Movement in Ghana," 1-19
• Daniel Simango, "Psalms 42-43 & 137: A Timeless Balm for Modern Trauma," 1-17

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)

Το τρέχον τεύχος του JSOT / The current issue of JSOT

 Journal for the Study of the Old Testament 50:2 (2025)

• T. M. Lemos, "‘We became refuse and rubbish’: Violence, filth, and rehumanization after exile,"111-131 (OA)
• Jacob Deans, "Amos amongst the nōqdīm: Navigating agrarian class conflict in the book of Amos," 132-148 (OA)
• Diego Pérez-Gondar, "Messianism and universalism in Psalm 22: An intertextual journey according to Mikhail Bakhtin’s dialogism," 149-168 (abstract)
• Jordan W. Jones, "Qohelet’s satire of the chores: Ecclesiastes 10.8–11, the Teaching of Khety, and the limits of wisdom," 169-189 (abstract)
• Qian Qin - Fangming Yan, "The feminine rewriting in Wu Shutian’s translation of Song of Songs," 190-207 (abstract)
• Hila Dayfani, "The literary profile of the Priestly strand: A new perspective," 208-228 (abstract)  

    

    

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

 Biblische Zeitschrift 70:1 (2026)

• Claudia D. Bergmann, "Hinein in neue Räume: Gedanken zur Bedeutung der Frage in der Hebräischen Bibel und im Jonabuch," 1-26 (abstract)
• Walter T. Wilson, "The City Speaks. Exile, Consolation, and Drama in the Book of Baruch," 27-48 (abstract)
• Alessandro Falcetta, "My Neighbour: the Good Samaritan (Luke 10,25–37) and the Theory of Recognition," 49-73 (abstract)
• Martin Bauspieß, "Gottes Schöpfung und die Wirklichkeit des Menschen in den Briefen des Apostels Paulus," 74-92 (abstract)
• Bohdan Kuryliak, "The Meaning of Jesus’ Words “τοῦ θεοῦ µου” in Revelation 3,2.12," 93-109 (OA)
• Shira J. Golani -  Mitka R. Golub, "The Contribution of Personal Names in Biblical 'United Monarchy' Prose and Lists to Understanding the Origin of These Texts," 111-124 (abstract)
• Agnethe Siquans, "A Way Out? Bird Metaphors in Psalm 102," 125-136 (OA)

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

 Biblische Notizen 207 (2025)

• Tobias Schmitz, "Engaging with 'Disengagement'," 3-11
•  Rolf Krauss, "Biblische ṣāra‛at und andere Fälle von Vitiligo," 13-37
•  Stefan Bojowald, "2Kön 3,11 im Licht einer ägyptischen Parallele," 39-43
• Eszter Csalog, "Haman’s letter and the amixia," 45-58
• Bertrand Bucalossi-Rolin, "À propos du battement de l’aile de l’autruche en Jb 39,13," 59-66
• Nadav Na’aman, "Text and Religious Ideas in Psalm 68 Verses 12–19, " 67-80
• Eberhard Bons, "The Oracle against Judah in Amos 2:4–5, " 81-95
• Izaak J. de Hulster, "Cheetahs in the Hebrew Bible?" 97-114
• Markus Lau, "Wohin gehört ein Schwert?" 115-120
• Stefan Bojowald, "Eine ägyptisch-hebräische Parallele zum metaphorischen Gebrauch des Wortes 'Tau', " 121-131