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)

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 Journal of Theological Interpretation 16/1 (2022)

• Alexander H. Pierce, "Tertullian's Case for the Christiani Creatoris in Adversus Marcionem," 1-22 (abstract)
• Rory J. Balfour, "“Heavy Is the Head”: Election, Grace, and Humility in the Climax of the Jacob-Esau Cycle (Genesis 32–33)," 23-39 (abstract)
• Kangil Kim, "A Theology of Forgiveness: Theosis in Matthew 18:15–35," 40-56 (abstract)
• Peter Baker, "The Prodigal Returns? Karl Barth’s Christological Interpretation of Luke 15:11–32," 57-73 (abstract)
• Jonathan M. Platter - Jacob Lett, "“Christ Who is Our Peace”: Ephesians 2 and a Theological Ontology of Place," 74-89 (abstract)
• Colton F. Moore, "No One Has Ascended into Heaven except the One Who Descends: The Climax of Ascension in Scripture," 90-109 (abstract)
• Jonathan Rowlands, "The Theological Lineage of N. T. Wright’s Historical Method," 110-131 (abstract)

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 Journal of Theological Interpretation 15/2 (2021)

• Marianne Meye Thompson, "A Tribute to Joel Green," 184-188
• R. W. L. Moberly , "Salvation in the Old Testament," 189-202 (abstract)
• Bo H. Lim, "Reading the Psalms as Torah for Social Ethics," 203-218 (abstract)
• Murray Rae, "Who Are Abraham’s Children?" 219-232 (abstract)
• Jeannine K. Brown - Kazuhiko Yamazaki-Ransom, "The Parable of the Good Samaritan and the Narrative Portrayal of Samaritans in Luke-Acts," 233-246 (abstract)
• Andy Johnson, "The Resurrection and Ascension of True Humanity in Luke-Acts," 247-261 (abstract)
• Nina Henrichs-Tarasenkova, "Good News about Resurrection," 262-276 (abstract)
• Bonnie Howe, "Embodied Cognition and the Foundational Eucharistic Texts," 277-290 (abstract)
• Michael J. Gorman, "Traces of the Trinity in 1 Corinthians," 291-304 (abstract)
• D. Brent Laytham, "Looking at What Cannot Be Seen: Reading 2 Corinthians through the Lens of Ascension," 305-317 (abstract)
• Abson Prédestin Joseph, "The Background and Implications of the Language of New Birth in 1 Peter,"  318-332 (abstract)
• Marianne Meye Thompson, "On Writing a Commentary," 333-345 (abstract)
• Michael Pasquarello III, "“To Come of Age in Dealing with Holy Scripture”: Dietrich Bonhoeffer and the End of Theological Education," 346-364  (abstract)
• Seth Heringer, "Beginning with the End: 1 Timothy 1:3–6 and Formative Theological Education," 365-380 (abstract)

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 Journal of Theological Interpretation 14/2 (2020)

• Brad East, "What Are the Standards of Excellence for Theological Interpretation of Scripture?" 149-179 (abstract)
• Matthew Y. Emerson, "Land, Burial, and Temple: Deuteronomy 30:5, John 19–20, and the Burial of Jesus as a Land Claim ," 180-198 (abstract)
• John Savoie, "'What Is Written? How Do You Read It?' Tracking P and J in Genesis the Gospels," 199-212 (abstract)
• R. W. L. Moberly, "The Coming at Cockcrow: A Reading of Mark 13:32–37," 213-225 (abstract)
• David Andrew Smith, "Acts and the Praxis of Early Christian Ecumenism," 226-245 (abstract)

 

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Journal of Theological Interpretation 14:1 (2020)

• Wesley Hill, "In Defense of “Doctrinal Exegesis”: A Proposal, with Reference to Trinitarian Theology and the Fourth Gospel," 20-35 (abstract)
• Loveday Alexander, "A Response to Wesley Hill, “In Defense of ‘Doctrinal Exegesis’: A Proposal, with Reference to Trinitarian Theology and the Fourth Gospel," 36-40 (abstract)
• Richard S. Briggs, "A Test Case in Ascriptive Realism: The Quest of the Historical Daniel and Its Complex Relationship to the Practices of Scriptural Interpretation, 41-59 (abstract)
• Darren Sarisky, "Ascriptive Realism and the Book of Daniel: Questions for Richard Briggs," 60-64 (abstract)
• Francis Watson, "Putting “Theological Interpretation” in Its Place: Three Models and Their Limits," 65-73 (abstract)

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Journal of Theological Interpretation 13:2 (2019)

• Jonathan Rowlands, "Reception History, Theological Interpretation, and the Future of New Testament Studies," 147-167 (abstract)
• Reginald Mary Chua, "Aquinas and Romans 11:26," 168-185 (abstract)
• Simon Cozens - Christoph Ochs, "'Have You No Shame?' An Overlooked Theological Category as Interpretive Key in Genesis 3," 186-199 (abstract)
• Isaac Augustine Morales, "Genesis, the Threefold End of Human Beings, and Biblical Eschatology," 200-218 (abstract)
• Michael Glowasky, "Cognition and Visualization in Early Christian Interpretation of Psalm 23," 219-234 (abstract)
• Kara J. Lyons-Pardue, "A Syrophoenician Becomes a Canaanite: Jesus Exegetes the Canaanite Woman in Matthew," 235-250 (abstract)
• Joshua Heavin, "Power Made Perfect in Weakness: Theologia Crucis in 2 Corinthians 13:3–4," 251-279 (abstract)
• Reed Metcalf, "The Atonement in the Letter to the Colossians," 280-302 (abstract)

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Journal of Theological Interpretation 13:1 (2019)

• Gregory Goswell, "The Ordering of the Books of the Canon and the Theological Interpretation of the Old Testament," 1-20 (abstract)
• Steven Edward Harris, "Greater Resurrections and a Greater Ascension: Figural Interpretation of Elijah and Jesus," 21-35 (abstract)
• Tucker S. Ferda, "The Ending of Mark and the Faithfulness of God: An Apocalyptic Resolution to Mark 16:8," 36-52 (abstract)
• Steven William Tyra, "'Christ Has Come to Gather Together All the Creatures': What a Sixteenth-Century Debate Teaches about the Theological Interpretation of Scripture," 53-75 (abstract)
• Pablo T. Gadenz, "Hermeneutical Insights on the Gospels: Ratzinger’s Jesus of Nazareth in Retrospect," 76-93 (abstract)
• Will Bankston, "An Active Reading of Scripture: Biblical Understanding, the Concept of Resurrection, and the Criterion of Confession," 94-112 (abstract)
• Catherine Petrany, "Words Fail Me: Silence, Wisdom, and Liturgy in Psalm 73," 113-127 (abstract)
• Francis M. Macatangay, "Divine Providence and the Dog in the Book of Tobit," 128-143 (abstract)

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Journal of Theological Interpretation 12:2 (2018)

• Steven J. Duby, "'For I Am God, Not a Man': Divine Repentance and the Creator-Creature Distinction," 149-169 (abstract)
• Daniel D. Bunn Jr., "'Return, and I Will Be with You': Divine Agenda and Genesis 31:1–24," 170-182 (abstract)
• James M. Arcadi, "'You Shall Be Holy': A Speech Act Theoretic Theological Interpretation," 183-199 (abstract)
• Grant Macaskill, "Name Christology, Divine Aseity, and the I Am Sayings in the Fourth Gospel," 217-241 (abstract)
• Gregory M. Barnhill, "The Paradox of Ecclesiology: A Theological Reading of 1 Corinthians 5," 242-263 (abstract)
• Daniel Lynwood Smith, "Feet in the Wilderness, Eyes on the Promised Land: The Deuteronomic Posture as Response to a Faithful God," 287-306 (abstract)

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Journal of Theological Interpretation 12:1 (2018)

• Michael J. Gorman, "The Spirit, the Prophets, and the End of the 'Johannine Jesus'," 3-23 (abstract)
• D. Brent Laytham, "'But If . . . by the Spirit of God': Reading Matthew’s Lord’s Prayer as Spirit Christology," 24-38 (abstract)
• Myk Habets, "Jesus, the Spirit, and the Unforgivable Sin: A Contribution from Spirit Christology," 39-57 (abstract)
• Andy Johnson, "'You Wonder Where the Spirit Went': The Spirit and the Resurrection of the Son in Matthew and John," 58-75 (abstract)
• Leopoldo A. Sánchez M., "The Holy Spirit and the Son’s Glorification: Spirit Christology as a Theological Lens for Interpreting John 7:37–39," 76-89 (abstract)
• Francis J. Caponi, "Thomas Aquinas on the Parable of the Late-Come Workers (Matthew 20:1–16)," 90-109 (abstract)
• Colin H. Yuckman, "'That the Works of God Should Be Made Manifest': Vision and Vocation in John 9," 110-126 (abstract)

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Journal of Theological Interpretation 11:1 (2017)
A Dialogue: Richard Hays’s Echoes of Scripture in the Gospels
Edited by C. Kavin Rowe

• C. Kavin Rowe, "Learning from Echoes II: Richard B. Hays on Scripture in the Gospels," 1-4
• R. W. L. Moberly, "Scriptural Echoes and Gospel Interpretation: Some Questions," 5-20
• Richard Bauckham, "Markan Christology according to Richard Hays: Some Addenda," 21-36
• Marianne Meye Thompson, "Hearing Voices: Reading the Gospels in the Echo Chamber of Scripture," 37-49
• N. T. Wright, "Pictures, Stories, and the Cross: Where Do the Echoes Lead?," 49-68
• David F. Ford, "Reading Backwards, Reading Forwards, and Abiding: Reading John in the Spirit Now," 69-84
• Richard B. Hays, "Continuing to Read Scripture with the Evangelists: A Response," 85-100

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Journal of Theological Interpretation 11:1 (2017)

A Dialogue: Richard Hays’s Echoes of Scripture in the Gospels - Edited by C. Kavin Rowe

• C. Kavin Rowe, "Learning from Echoes II: Richard B. Hays on Scripture in the Gospels," 1-4
• R. W. L. Moberly, "Scriptural Echoes and Gospel Interpretation: Some Questions," 5-20
• Richard Bauckham, "Markan Christology according to Richard Hays: Some Addenda," 21-36
• Marianne Meye Thompson, "Hearing Voices: Reading the Gospels in the Echo Chamber of Scripture," 37-48
• N. T. Wright, "Pictures, Stories, and the Cross: Where Do the Echoes Lead?," 49-68
• David F. Ford, "Reading Backwards, Reading Forwards, and Abiding: Reading John in the Spirit Now," 69-84
• Richard B. Hays, "Continuing to Read Scripture with the Evangelists: A Response," 85-100

Michael Rhodes, "'Forward unto Virtue': Formative Practices and 1 Corinthians 11:17–34," 119-138

Amos Yong, "Unveiling Interpretation after Pentecost:Revelation, Pentecostal Reading, and Christian Hermeneutics of Scripture," 139-

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Journal of Theological Interpretation 10:2 (2016)

• Michael G. Azar, "Origen, Scripture, and the Imprecision of 'Supersessionism'," 157-172
• Gratian Vandici, "Reading the Rules of Knowledge in the Story of the Fall: Calvin and Reformed Epistemology on the Noetic Effects of Original Sin," 173-192
• David Ney, "Allegory and Empiricism: Interpreting God’s Two Books in Newtonian England," 193-208
• Gerald P. Boersma, "Augustine’s Deer Visits the Ophthalmologist: Exercising the Eyes of Faith in Enarrationes in Psalmos 41," 209-226
• Bogdan G. Bucur, "Christophanic Exegesis and the Problem of Symbolization: Daniel 3 (the Fiery Furnace) as a Test Case," 227-244
• Tim Meadowcroft, "'One Like a Son of Man' in the Court of the Foreign King: Daniel 7 as Pointer to Wise Participation in the Divine Life," 245-264
• Philip Whitehead, "Habakkuk and the Problem of Suffering: Theodicy Deferred," 265-282
• K. R. Harriman, "The King Arrives, but for What Purpose? The Christological Use of Zechariah 13–14 in Mark 13," 283-298
• Thomas More Garrett, OP, "The Message to the Merchants in James 4:13–17 and Its Relevance for Today," 299-

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

Journal of Theological Interpretation 10:2 (2016)

• Michael G. Azar, "Origen, Scripture, and the Imprecision of 'Supersessionism'," 157-172
• Gratian Vandici, "Reading the Rules of Knowledge in the Story of the Fall: Calvin and Reformed Epistemology on the Noetic Effects of Original Sin," 173-192
• David Ney, "Allegory and Empiricism: Interpreting God’s Two Books in Newtonian England," 193-208
• Gerald P. Boersma, "Augustine’s Deer Visits the Ophthalmologist: Exercising the Eyes of Faith in Enarrationes in Psalmos 41," 209-226
• Bogdan G. Bucur, "Christophanic Exegesis and the Problem of Symbolization: Daniel 3 (the Fiery Furnace) as a Test Case," 227-244
• Tim Meadowcroft, "'One Like a Son of Man' in the Court of the Foreign King: Daniel 7 as Pointer to Wise Participation in the Divine Life," 245-264
• Philip Whitehead, "Habakkuk and the Problem of Suffering: Theodicy Deferred," 265-282
• K. R. Harriman, "The King Arrives, but for What Purpose? The Christological Use of Zechariah 13–14 in Mark 13," 283-298
• Thomas More Garrett, "Τhe Message to the Merchants in James 4:13–17 and Its Relevance for Today," 299-

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Journal of Theological Interpretation 10:1 (2016)

• Hans Boersma, "The Sacramental Reading of Nicene Theology: Athanasius and Gregory of Nyssa on Proverbs 8," 1-30
• Zoltán Schwáb, "I, the Fool: A “Canonical” Reading of Proverbs 26:4–5," 31-50
• Robert G. T. Edwards, "The Disunity and Unity of the Psalter in the Fathers," 51-70
• Joshua Marshall Strahan, "Jesus Teaches Theological Interpretation of the Law: Reading the Good Samaritan in Its Literary Context," 71-86
• Paul C. Boles, "Allegory as Embodiment: The Function of History in Origen’s Genesis Homily," 87-102
• R. W. L. Moberly, "Theological Thinking and the Reading of Scripture: An Auseinandersetzung with Susannah Ticciati," 103-116
• Susannah Ticciati, "Response to Walter Moberly’s 'Theological Thinking and the Reading of Scripture'," 117-124
• Hans Moscicke, "The Theological Presuppositions of Ancient Christian Exegesis: G. K. Beale and Henri de Lubac in Conversation," 125-144
• Ron Haydon, "A Survey and Analysis of Recent 'Canonical' Methods (2000–2015)," 145-

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Journal of Theological Interpretation 9:2 (2015)

• Stephen B. Chapman, "The Old Testament and the Church after Christendom," 159-184
• Daniel J. Stulac, "Rethinking Suspicion: A Canonical-Agrarian Reading of Isaiah 65," 185-200
• John M. G. Barclay, "Interpretation, Not Repetition:Reflections on Bultmann as a Theological Reader of Paul," 201-210
• Steven Edward Harris, "'Was St. Thomas Crucified for You?'1 Corinthians 1:12–13 and the Premodern Critique of Theological Schools of Thought," 211-226
• David I. Starling, "Justifying Allegory: Scripture, Rhetoric, and Reason in Galatians 4:21-5:1," 227-246
• Andy Johnson, "Ecclesiology, Election, and the Life of God:A Missional Reading of the Thessalonian Correspondence," 247-266
• Ruth Anne Reese, "Joseph Remembered the Exodus: Memory, Narrative, and Remembering the Future," 267-286
• Clifford A. Barbarick, "'You Shall Be Holy, For I Am Holy': Theosis in 1 Peter, " 287-298
• David W. Congdon, "Is There a Kerygma in This Text? A Review Article," 299-

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Journal of Theological Interpretation 9:1 (2015)

• Jason A. Fout, "What Do I Fear When I Fear My God? A Theological Reexamination of a Biblical Theme," 23-38
• R. W. L. Moberly, "Bible and Church, Bultmann and Augustine: A Response to David Congdon," 39-48
• Nicholas P. Lunn, "Prophetic Representations of the Divine Presence: The Theological Interpretation of the Elijah-Elisha Cycles," 49-64
• Joshua E. Leim, "Worshiping the Father, Worshiping the Son: Cultic Language and the Identity of God in the Gospel of Matthew," 65-84
• William Glass, "The Treasures of Wisdom and Knowledge: The Role of Esthetics in Ancient and Modern Interpretations of Paul," 85-100
• Rebekah Eklund, "'To Us, the Word': The Double-λόγος of Hebrews 4:12–13," 101-116
• Wil Rogan, "Toward a Christian New Testament Theology: A Response to Thomas Hatina," 117-126
• Darian R. Lockett, "Not Whether, but What Kind of Canonical Approach: A Review Essay," 127-136
• Peter H. Davids, "What Reading Is Truly Canonical? A Brief Response," 137-148
• Robert W. Wall and David R. Nienhuis, "On Reading Canonical Collections: A Response," 149

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Journal of Theological Intererpretation 8:2 (2014)

• Richard S. Briggs, "'These Are the Days of Elijah': The Hermeneutical Move from "Applying the Text" to 'Living in Its World'," 157-174
• Angus Paddison, "Theological Interpretation and the Bible as Public Text," 175-192
• Aaron Pidel, S.J., "Ricoeur and Ratzinger on Biblical History and Hermeneutics," 193-212
• Aaron J. Kuecker, "'You Will Be Children of the Most High': An Inquiry into Luke's Narrative Account of Theosis," 213-228
• F. Scott Spencer, "To Fear and Not to Fear the Creator God: A Theological and Therapeutic Interpretation of Luke 12:4–34," 229-250
• Steven W. Tyra, "When Considering Creation, Simply Follow the Rule (of Faith): Patristic Exegesis of Romans 8:19–22 and the Theological Interpretation of Scripture," 251-274
• Wyndy Corbin Reuschling, "The Means and End in 2 Peter 1:3–11: The Theological and Moral Significance of Theōsis," 275-286
• James B. Pendleton, "Beyond Theological Metaphysics: Reason, Religion, and History in the Hermeneutics of Heikki Räisänen," 287-298
• Richard E. Cornell & Tom Holsinger-Friesen, "Reading the 'Logic of Love' in the Old Testament," 299