Το τρέχον τεύχος του Biblical Interpretation / The current issue of Biblical Interpretation

 Biblical Interpretation 31/3 (2023)

• James W. Watts, "Leviticus 25’s History of Inspiring Freedom as a Moral Challenge to Literary-Historical Interpretation," 265–291 (abstract)
• Koog P. Hong, "Bethel, Dark Woods, and Taboo: 1 Kings 13 as a Cautionary Tale," 292–310 (open access)
• Davis Hankins, "What does Job Want? Desire, Fear, Anxiety, and God in and Beyond Job 23," 311–331 (open access)
• Philip P. Sam, "Jerusalem/Zion: a Counter-Imperial Trope in Third Isaiah," 332–355 (open access)
• Joseph Kimmel, "Coercive Names: Interpreting Mark 5:1–13 with Althusser’s 'Interpellation'," 356–373 (open access)
• Kathleen Gallagher Elkins, "The Jews as 'Children of the Devil' (John 8:44) in Nazi Children’s Literature," 374–390 (open access)

Στο τρέχον τεύχος του Religion and Theology / In the current issue of Religion and Theology

Religion & Theology 29/1-2 (2022)

• Nicole M. Bauer - J. Andrew Doole, "The (Re)Invention of Biblical Exorcism in Contemporary Roman Catholic Discourses," 1-33
• Jeremy Punt, "In an Age of Populism: Exploring the Intersections between Religion, Race, Whiteness, and Doing Biblical Studies," 34–58 (abstract)
• Maria Doerfler, "Introduction: Do Religions Die? Theorizing Death and Demise of Greek and Roman Religions," 83–86 
• Jeffrey Brodd, "Theorizing the Demise of Greek and Roman Religions," 87–98 (abstract)
• Olivia Stewart Lester, "Death, Demise, and the Decline of Prophecy," 99–109 (abstract)
• David Frankfurter, "The Dwindling and Haunting Persistence of Ancient Religions," 110–119 (abstract) 

Response

• Gerhard van den Heever, "Revisiting the Death/s of Religions," 141–173 (abstract)

Στα δύο τελευταία τεύχη του JECH / In the last two issues of JECH

Journal of Early Christian History 12/1 (2022)

Pain and Remedy in Early Judaism and Christianity

• Monika Amsler, "Function and Aesthetics of Talmudic Medical Recipes," 5-26 (abstract)
• Andrew Crislip, "Pain, Emotion, and Identity in Early Christianity," 27-51 (abstract)
• Lennart Lehmhaus, "Talmudic Torment: Late Antique Jewish Texts on Pain and Suffering Between Medicine, Martyrdom, and Askesis,"  52-79 (abstract)
• Matt O'Reilly, "Paul, Apostle of Pain: “One of Us-ness” and the Question of Suffering in 2 Corinthians," 80-95 (abstract)
• Erin Galgay Walsh, "Giving Voice to Pain: New Testament Narratives of Healing in the Poetry of Jacob of Serugh," 96-118 (abstract)

Response

• Chris L. de Wet, "Contextualising Pain and Remedy in Early Judaism and Christianity: A Response," 119-126 (abstract)
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Journal of Early Christian History 12/2  (2022)

• John-Christian Eurell, "Paul and the Jesus Tradition: Reconsidering the Relationship Between Paul and the Synoptics," 1-16 (abstract)
• Christopher M. Hansen, "Re-examining the Pre-Christian Jesus," 17-40 (abstract)
• Jeremy Punt, "Race, Texts, and Contexts: Whiteness and Anti-Judaism," 41-72 (abstract)
• Mark Wilson, "Philip in Text and Realia: Contextualising a Biblical Figure Within Roman Hierapolis," 73-101 (abstract)

Στο τρέχον τεύχος του The Journal of Religion / In the current issue of The Journal of Religion

 The Journal of Religion 100/3 (2020)

Jeremy Schipper, "Religion, Race, and the Wife of Ham," 386–401 (first page)

Στο τρέχον τεύχος του NTT: Journal for Theology and the Study of Religion / In the current issue of NTT: Journal for Theology and the Study of Religion

NTT: Journal for Theology and the Study of Religion 74:2 (2020)

Matthijs den Dulk, "Benjamin Isaac, The Invention of Racism in Classical Antiquity : Over racisme en (vroeg) christendom," 181-190 (abstract)