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 Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament 36/1 (2022)

• Esther Heinrich-Ramharter, "On the Form and Function of the Waṣfs in the Song of Songs," 3-23 (abstract)
• Graeme Auld, "Reading Solomon with Three Eyes Open," 24-37 (abstract)
• Walter Gisin, "Entstehung prophetischer Schriften," 38-65 (abstract)
• S.A. Wagner-Tsukamoto, "On the Economic Constitution of Old Testament Religion: A Critique of Buchanan’s Understanding of Religious Moral Precepts," 66-92 (abstract)
• Stephen Duckett, "The Role of Abimelech’s Arms Bearer: A Biblical Acceptance of Assisted Dying?" 93-111 (abstract)
• Susanne Scholz, "The Disneyfication of Shiloh: Biblical Historiography and Archaeology as Methodological Regimes of Military Occupation," 112-137 (abstract)
• Makomborero Allen Bowa, "Assyrian Imperialism and Its Impact on the Sovereignty of Ancient Israel: Assessing the Motives Behind the Prophet Isaiah’s Message of Neutrality (Isaiah Chapter 6-39),"  138-149 (abstract)
• Nicholas J. Campbell, "God and Heirs: The Theme of Progeny in Job," 150-162 (abstract)

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 Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament 35/2 (2021)

• Melissa Sayyad Bach, "How Hard is it to Get into the Community Rule? Exploring Transmission in 1QS from the Perspective of the Modes of Religiosity," 159-186 (abstract)
• Inchol Yang, "The Presence and Absence of Marduk and YHWH," 187-200 (abstract)
• Neil O’Hara, "Man Cannot Serve Two Masters: The Characterisation of Gideon and Doublets in Judges 6," 201-206 (abstract)
• Juan Chapa, "The “Jewish” LXX Papyri from Oxyrhynchus: Witnesses of Ways that did not Part?" 207-229 (abstract)
• Ellena C. Lyell, "Cognitive Linguistics & Chromatic Language: Applying Modern Theories of Colour Perception to the Hebrew Bible," 230-241 (abstract)
• Gregory Goswell, "The Glorification of the Temple in Haggai 2,1-9," 242-255 (abstract)
• Graeme Auld, "Tracing the Writing of Kings with Nadav Na’aman and Klaus-Peter Adam," 256-273 (abstract)
• Caio Peres, "A Lion Ate Grass like an Ox: Nebuchadnezzar and Empire Transformation in Daniel Four," 274-300 (abstract)
• Bernhard Lang, "God and Time: An Essay on the Bible’s Cyclical View of History," 301-314 (abstract)

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 Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament 35/1 (2021)

• Bernard P. Robinson, "'Meat Seasoned with Divine Wrath'? The Quails Tradition(s),"  19-32 (abstract)
• Wolfgang Schütte, "miṣwah oder tôrah? Ben Sira und das Aufkommen der Torah im 2. Jh. v.Chr.," 33-58 (abstract)
• Miriam Sklarz, "'Ha’azinu' (Deut 32,1-43): Structure and Significance," 59-72 (abstract)
• David Rothstein, "Is the Chronicler’s Tent of Meeting Really “Anti-Priestly”? Another Look," 73-94 (abstract)
• Frederik Poulsen, "Daniel’s Prayer for Jerusalem: Reading Daniel 9 in a Diaspora Context," 95-110 (abstract)
• Gili Kugler, "Egypt without Slavery—Tracing the Tradition of Israel’s Residence in Egypt," 111-125 (abstract)
• Drew S. Holland, "The Genre of Source Texts Used in Chronographic Narratives of 1-2 Kings," 126-146 (abstract)
• David Seal, "Proverbs Through the Eyes (and Ears) of Performance," 147-158 (abstract)

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 Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament 34/2 (2020)

• Andrew W. Dyck, "“My Sad Face”: An Interpersonal Metafunction Analysis of the Dialogue Between Nehemiah, Son of Hakaliah, and Artaxerxes, King of Persia, in Nehemiah 2,2-8," 161-186 (abstract)
• Francesco Arena, "False Prophets in the Book of Jeremiah: Did They All Prophesy and Speak Falsehood?" 187-200 (abstract)
• Lea Jacobsen, "“And Reuben Went” (Gen 30,14-18; 35,22a) – For his Mother’s Sake or for his Own?" 201-220 (abstract)
• Matthew Michael, "Is Saul the Second Goliath of 1 Samuel? The Rhetoric & Polemics of the David/Goliath Story in 1 Samuel," 221-244 (abstract)
• Eric J. Tully, "A Model for Distinguishing between Textual Variants and Translation Shifts in Old Testament Textual Criticism," 245-266 (abstract)
• Reuben E. Duniya, "The Kings and Princes in the Combat of Daniel 10," 267-282 (abstract)
• Ayelet Seidler, "“For he had told them”– Mordecai the Jew and Jonah the Hebrew," 283-301 (abstract)
• Michael Avioz, "The Chronicler’s Use of Sources in His Retelling of the Story of Ahaz (2 Chronicles 28)," 302-308 (abstract)

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 Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament 35/1 (2021)

• Zimran Yisca, "'What Does the Lord Require of You': The Attitude towards Zion and the Social Situation in the Book of Micah," 1-18 (abstract)
• Bernard P. Robinson, "'Meat Seasoned with Divine Wrath'? The Quails Tradition(s)," 19-32 (abstract)
• Wolfgang Schütte, "miṣwah oder tôrah? Ben Sira und das Aufkommen der Torah im 2. Jh. v.Chr.," 33-58 (abstract)
• Miriam Sklarz, "'Ha’azinu' (Deut 32,1-43): Structure and Significance," 59-72 (abstract)
• David Rothstein, "Is the Chronicler’s Tent of Meeting Really “Anti-Priestly”? Another Look," 73-94 (abstract)
• Frederik Poulsen, "Daniel’s Prayer for Jerusalem: Reading Daniel 9 in a Diaspora Context," 95-110 (abstract)
• Gili Kugler, "Egypt without Slavery—Tracing the Tradition of Israel’s Residence in Egypt," 111-125 (abstract)
• Drew S. Holland, "The Genre of Source Texts Used in Chronographic Narratives of 1-2 Kings," 126-146 (abstract)
• David Seal, "Proverbs Through the Eyes (and Ears) of Performance," 147-158 (abstract)

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 Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament 34/2 (2020)

• Andrew W. Dyck, "'My Sad Face': An Interpersonal Metafunction Analysis of the Dialogue Between Nehemiah, Son of Hakaliah, and Artaxerxes, King of Persia, in Nehemiah 2,2-8," 161-186 (abstract)
• Francesco Arena, "False Prophets in the Book of Jeremiah: Did They All Prophesy and Speak Falsehood?" 187-200 (abstract)
• Lea Jacobsen, "'And Reuben Went' (Gen 30,14-18; 35,22a) – For his Mother’s Sake or for his Own?" 201-220 (abstract)
• Matthew Michael, "Is Saul the Second Goliath of 1 Samuel? The Rhetoric & Polemics of the David/Goliath Story in 1 Samuel," 221-244 (abstract)
• Eric J. Tully, "A Model for Distinguishing between Textual Variants and Translation Shifts in Old Testament Textual Criticism," 245-266 (abstract)
• Reuben E. Duniya, "The Kings and Princes in the Combat of Daniel 10," 267-282 (abstract)
• Ayelet Seidler, "'For he had told them'– Mordecai the Jew and Jonah the Hebrew," 283-301 (abstract)
• Michael Avioz, "The Chronicler’s Use of Sources in His Retelling of the Story of Ahaz (2 Chronicles 28)," 302-308 (abstract)

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 Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament 34/1 (2020)

• Marko Marttila, "Timo Veijola’s Finnish Publications and Their Influence," 1-18 (abstract)
• Israel Finkelstein, "Jeroboam II in Transjordan," 19-29 (abstract)
• Cat Quine, "Military Coups in Ancient Israel and Their Implications for Conceptions of YHWH’s Divine Army," 30-42 (abstract)
• Łukasz Niesiołowski-Spanò, "How did “Minimalists” Change Recent Biblical Scholarship?" 43-50 (abstract)
• Jeremiah W. Cataldo, "Lamenting Loss: A New Understanding of Trauma in Lam 1," 51-73 (abstract)
• Stuart Lasine, "Samuel-Kings as a Mirror for Princes: Parental Education and Judean Royal Families," 74-88 (abstract)
• Ola Wikander, "Literary Grammar: The Grammaticalization of the Hebrew Wayyiqṭol in Typological Comparison with the Classical Japanese Kakari-Musubi, the Old Irish Dependent Conjugation, and the Tocharian Gendered 1st Person Singular Pronoun," 89-107 (abstract)
• Thomas Scott Cason, "Is Tobias His Own Man? The Book of Tobit as a Coming-Of-Age Tale," 108-124 (abstract)
• Yair Mazor, "Abraham versus Abraham: The Real Story Behind the Story of the Sacrifice of Isaac," 125-133 (abstract)
• Jonathan Grossman, "Jacob’s Struggle at Jabbok—A New Reading," 134-156 (abstract)

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Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament 33:2 (2019)

• Mika S. Pajunen & Anne Katrine de Hemmer Gudme, "Foreword: Functions of Psalms and Prayers in the Second Temple Period—A Nordic Perspective," 161-163
• Mika S. Pajunen, "The Influence of Societal Changes in the Late Second Temple Period on the Functions and Composition of Psalms," 164-184 (abstract)
• Else K. Holt, "“Let the righteous strike me; let the faithful correct me”: Psalm 141 and the Enclave of the Ṣaddiqîm," 185-202 (abstract)
• Søren Holst, "Redeeming and Redemption in Biblical and Qumran Psalms and Prayers," 203-222 (abstract)
• David Willgren Davage, "A “Book” of Psalms in 4QMidrEschata.b?" 223-243 (abstract)
• Marika Pulkkinen, "Teaching through the Psalms: Allusions to the Wilderness Tradition in 1 Corinthians 10,1-10 and the Origin of the Passage," 244-263 (abstract)
• Mika S. Pajunen, "Differentiation of Form, Theme, and Changing Functions in Psalms and Prayers," 264-276 (abstract)
• Collin Cornell, Tamara Cohn Eskenazi, Karel van der Toorn, Reinhard G. Kratz, Christine Mitchell, Seth Bledsoe, Bob Becking, Gard Granerød, Alejandro F. Botta & Bezalel Porten, "Teaching Elephantine to Theological Students: A Round-Table," 277-297 (abstract)
• Nissim Amzallag, "Moses’ Tent of Meeting—A Theological Interface between Qenite Yahwism and the Israelite Religion," 298-317 (abstract)

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Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament 33:1 (2019)

• Ehud Ben Zvi, "Memories of Kings of Israel and Judah within the Mnemonic Landscape of the Literati of the Late Persian/Early Hellenistic Period: Exploratory Considerations," 1-15 (abstract)
• Jørn Varhaug, "The Decline of the Shepherd Metaphor as Royal Self-Expression," 16-23 (abstract)
• Louis C. Jonker, "Achaemenid Understanding of Law and Justice in Darius I’s Tomb Inscriptions: Are There Any Connections with Hebrew Bible Pentateuchal Conceptions?" 24-41 (abstract)
• Tamara Prosic, "Experimental Pesah or, How do you Eat a Lamb while Holding a Staff in your Hand?" 42-64 (abstract)
• Michael Nathanson, "The Name Game: Archaeologies of the Land of the Bible, Eretz Yisrael, the Holy Land and Palestine," 65-81 (abstract)
• Årstein Justnes, "Predetermined for Predestination? On the Assumed Notion of Predestination in the Dead Sea Scrolls," 82-94 (abstract)
• Frank Clancy, "The Chronicler’s Vorlage, Kalimi verses Auld," 95-110 (abstract)
• Pauli Rahkonen, "Personal Names of the Pentateuch in the Northwest Semitic Context: A Comparative Study," 111-135 (abstract)
• Nadav Na’aman, "The Jacob Story: Between Oral and Written Modes," 136-158 (abstract)

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Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament 32:2 (2018)

• Kurtis Peters, "Jonah 1 and the Battle with the Sea: Myth and Irony," 157-165 (abstract)
• Andrew W. Dyck, "Roy L. Heller, Discourse Linguistics, and the Tower of Babel (Genesis 11,1-9)," 166-188 (abstract)
• Jonathan Jacobs, "“And There Renew the Kingship”: The Double Coronation of Saul (1 Samuel 10-11)," 189-200 (abstract)
• Tania Notarius, "Just a Little Bend on the S-Curve: The Rise and Fall of Linguistic Change in Post-Classical Biblical Hebrew," 201-216 (abstract)
• Charles E. Baukal Jr., "Pillar of Fire Theories," 217-235 (abstract)
• Yves Léopold Keumeni Ngounou, "Yhwh est-il un menteur? Une lecture narrative de 1 R 22,1-40," 236-246 (abstract)
• David J. Fuller, "Joseph’s Dialogue with the Egyptians in Genesis 47,13-26: From Grammar to Social Dynamics," 247-270 (abstract)
• Hanna Tervanotko & Elisa Uusimäki, "Sarah the Princess: Tracing the Hellenistic Afterlife of a Pentateuchal Female Figure," 271-290 (abstract)
• Beat Weber, "“At the Time when Yhwh Delivered Him out of the Palm of all His Enemies and out of the Hand of Saul” (Psalm 18,1): From David in the Book of Samuel to David in the Book of Psalms and Back Again," 291-304 (abstract)
• Michael Nathanson, "Prof. Dever’s Last Tome: Much Ado about Things and Nothing?
• A Review Article," 305-317 (abstract)

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Scandinavian Journal of Old Testament 32:1 (2018)

• R. Gnuse, "Samson and Heracles Revisited," 1-19 (abstract)
• T. Hensel, "Die Bedeutung Samarias für die formative Period der alttestamentlichen Theologie- und Literaturgeschichte," 20-48 (abstract)
• Y.-H. Kwon, "Divergence of the Book of Job from Deuteronomic/Priestly Torah: Intertextual Reading between Job and Torah," 49-71 (abstract)
• A. Létourneau, "Beauty, Bath and Beyond: Framing Bathsheba as a Royal Fantasy in 2 Sam 11,1-5," 72-91 (abstract)
• E. Pfoh, "Rethinking the Historiographical Impulse: The History of Ancient Israel as a Problem," 92-105 (abstract)
• R. Schmid, "Prognosis and Postgnosis in Biblical Prophecy," 106-120 (abstract)
• M. Schreiner, "'But He Could Not Warm Himself': Sexual Innuendo and the Place of 1 Kgs 1,1-4," 121-130 (abstract)
• S. Wagner-Tsukamoto, "Rational Religion: Economic Patterns in Old Testament Thought," 131-155 (abstract)

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Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament 31:2 (2017)

• Aron Pinker, "Job’s Enemies in 30,17-18," 161-184 (abstract)
• Gregory Goswell, "A Royal Isaianic Servant of YHWH?," 185-201 (abstract)
• Erwan Chauty sj, "'Jérémie rejoint Guedalias: deux récits, combien de fabulae?'," 202-212 (abstract)
• Nissim Amzallag, "Foreign Yahwistic Singers in the Jerusalem Temple? Evidence from Psalm 92," 213-235 (abstract)
• Alexander Izuchukwu Abasili, "The Role of Non-Human Creatures in the Book of Jonah: The Implications for Eco-Justice," 236-253 (abstract)
• Christoph Berner, "The Gibeonite Deception: Reflections on the Interplay between Law and Narrative in Josh 9," 254-274 (abstract)
• Geula Twersky, "Lamech’s Song and the Cain Genealogy: An Examination of Gen 4,23-24 within its Narrative Context," 275-293 (abstract)
• Karolien Vermeulen, "Verbal Creation: From Linguistic Feature to Literary Motif in Genesis 1-11," 294-313 (abstract)

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Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament 31:1 (2017)

• Jesper Høgenhaven, "Something Borrowed, Something New? Reflections on Apocalypticism and Prophecy in the Old Testament," 1-25 (abstract)
• Israel Finkelstein, "Compositional Phases, Geography and Historical Setting behind Judges 4-5 and the Location of Harosheth-ha-goiim," 26-43 (abstract)
• K.L. Noll, "Was Balaam also among the Prophets? How Balaam Sheds Light on the Latter Prophets," 44-65 (abstract)
• Robert Gnuse, "Divine Messengers in Genesis 18-19 and Ovid," 66-79 (abstract)
• Nadav Na’aman "Was an Early Edition of the Book of Kings Composed during Hezekiah’s Reign?," 80-91 (abstract)
• Ekaterina E. Kozlova, "Grave Marking and Wailing: Ritual Responses to the Babylonian Crisis in Jeremiah’s Poetry (Jer 31, 21)," 92-117 (abstract)
• Phil J. Botha, "Psalm 55 Interpreted in View of its Textual, Metatextual and Intertextual Connections," 118-141 (abstract)
• Elie Assis, "The Structure, Genre, and Meaning of Psalm 129," 142-154 (abstract)

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Scandinavian Journal of Old Testament 30:2 (2016)

• Raz Kletter, "Water from a Rock: Archaeology, Ideology, and the Bible," 161-284 (abstract)
• Danilo Verde, "War-Games in the Song of Songs: A Reading of Song 2,4 in Light of Cognitive Linguistics," 185-297 (abstract)
• Esias E. Meyer, "The Reinterpretation of the Decalogue in Leviticus 19 and the Centrality of the Cult," 198-214 (abstract)
• Charles E. Baukal Jr., "Pyrophany on Mount Horeb: The Burning Bush," 215-235 (abstract)
• F.E. Freeks, "Old Testament Figures as Possible Current “Mentors”: Exploratory Pastoral-Theological Reflections," 236-248 (abstract)
• Karin Hügel, "King Davidʼs Exposure while Dancing: A Queer Reading of 2 Samuel 6," 249-260 (abstract)
• Itzhak Amar, "The Twofold Literary Structure of the Chronistic David Narrative (1 Chr 11-29)," 261-279 (abstract)
• Matthew David Wiseman, "Thou With Me: A Study in the Structure of Psalm 23," 280-293 (abstract)

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Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament 30:1 (2016)

• Sigrid Eder, "'Broken Hearted' and 'Crushed in Spirit': Metaphors and Emotions in Psalm 34,19," 1-15 
• Benjamin D. Giffone, "'Special Forces': A Stereotype of Benjaminite Soldiers in the Deuteronomistic History and Chronicles," 16-29 (abstract)
• Mark Verman, "Royalty, Robes and the Art of Biblical Narrative," 30-43 (abstract)
• Nissim Amzallag & Mikhal Avriel, "Psalm 122 as the Song Performed at the Ceremony of Dedication of the City Wall of Jerusalem (Nehemiah 12, 27-43)," 44-64 (abstract)
• Christophe Lemardelé, "Note Concerning the Problem of Samson the Nazirite in the Biblical Studies," 65-68 (abstract)
• Yisca Zimran, "Isaiah b. Amoz’s Attitude towards the Faith of the Gentile Nations," 69-90 (abstract)
• Benjamin Victor Waters, "The Two Eschatological Perspectives of the Book of Daniel," 91-111 
• George G. Nicol, "When Abram Went to Egypt, did Lot Go with Him?: Some Observations on the Presence and Absence of Characters in Biblical Hebrew Narrative," 112-128 (first page)
• W. Creighton Marlowe, "Genesis 6,1-4 as a Chiasm," 129-144 (abstract)

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Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament 29:2 (2015)

• Na’aman, "The Pre-Priestly Abraham Story as a Unified Exilic Work," 157-181 (abstract)
• Borchardt, "Influence and Power: The Types of Authority in the Process of Scripturalization," 182-196 (abstract)
• Ganzel, "A Note on the Meaning of amas in Ezekiel," 197-203 (abstract)
• Pinker, "The Epilogue in the Book of Qohelet," 204-232 (abstract)
• Zucker, "Choosing Jacob: The Coded Language of Genesis 27," 233-240 (abstract)
• Avioz, "Why Did Joseph Kiss His Father (Genesis 50,1)? A New Proposal," 241-246 (abstract)
• Kurtz, "Axes of Inquiry: The Problem of Form and Time in Wellhausen and Gunkel," 247-295 (abstract)
• Quine, "Deutero-Isaiah, J and P: Who is in the Image and Likeness of God? Implications for and Theologies of Creation," 296-306 (abstract)

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Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament 29:1 (2015)

• John Van Seters, "The Tent of Meeting in the Yahwist and the Origin of the Synagogue," 1-10 (abstract)
• John Strange, "Solomon and His Empire: Fact or Fiction?," 11-21 (abstract)
• Niels Peter Lemche, "When the End is the Beginning: Creating a National History: For Michael Niemann," 22-32 (abstract)
• Sigmund A. Wagner-Tsukamoto, "The Genesis of Economic Cooperation in the Stories of Joseph: A Constitutional and Institutional Economic Reconstruction," 33-54 (abstract)
• Amanda Norsker, "Genesis 6,5-9,17: A Rewritten Babylonian Flood Myth," 55-62 (abstract)
• Charles E. Baukal Jr., "Hydrotechnics on Mount Carmel," 63-79 (abstract)
• Nissim Amzallag, "The Material Nature of the Radiance of YHWH and its Theological Implications," 80-96 (abstract)
• Bernard Gosse, "Le “serviteur” et “élu” d’Is 42,1 et ses disciples en Is 54,17ss," 97-109 (abstract)
• Łukasz Niesiołowski-Spanò, "Food or Drink? Pork or Wine? The Philistines and their “Ethnic” Markers," 110-116 (abstract) 
• Dominic Zappia, "Demythologizing the Satan Tradition of Historical-Criticism: A Reevaluation of the Old Testament Portrait of שָׂטָן in Light of the Old Testament Pseudepigrapha," 117-134 (abstract)
• Fredrik Lindström, "“I am God and Not Human” (Hos 11,9): Can Divine Compassion Overcome our Anthropomorphisms?," 135-151 (abstract)

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Scandinavian Journal of Old Testament 28:2 (2014)

• Jan Dietrich, "Friendship with God: Old Testament and Ancient Near Eastern Perspectives," 157-171 (abstract)
• Anne Katrine de Hemmer Gudme, "'If I were hungry, I would not tell you' (Ps 50, 12): Perspectives on the Care and Feeding of the Gods in the Hebrew Bible," 172-184 (abstract)
• Laura Feldt, "A Walk on the Wild Side with Yahweh: A Spatial Perspective on the Hebrew Deity in the National Epic," 185-211 (abstract)
• John J. Collins, "The God of Joshua," 212-228 (abstract)
• Carolyn J. Sharp, "Feminist Queries for Ruth and Joshua: Complex Characterization, Gapping, and the Possibility of Dissent," 229-252 (abstract)
• Hermann Spieckermann, "Heart, Spirit, and Steadfast Love: Substantial Contributions of Torah and Psalter to Old Testament Theology," 253-265 (abstract)
• Søren Holst, "Psalmists in Cramped and Open Spaces: A Cognitive Perspective on the Theology of Psalms," 266-279 (abstract)
• Mette Bundvad,"Defending the Concept of Time in the Hebrew Bible," 280-297 (abstract)
• Bernhard Lang, "Three Philosophers in Paradise: Kant, Tillich and Ricæur Interpret and Respond to Genesis 3," 298-314 (abstract)

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

Στο τρέχον τεύχος του περιοδικού Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament 26:1 (2012) δημοσιεύονται τα εξής άρθρα:

• David J. Zucker, "Ishmael and Isaac : parallel, not conflictual lives", 1-11 
• Niels P. Lemche, "Using the concept of ethnicity in defining Philistine identity in the Iron Age", 12-29 
• Charles Halton, "An indecent proposal : the theological core of the Book of Ruth", 30-43 
• Philippe Guillaume / George Mills, "Paper crises and crying prophets : a rejoinder to Marvin Lloyd Miller", 44-54 
• Christophe Lemardelé, "A la recherche du "récit de l'Arche" : à la recherche de Saul ; de Shilo à Gibea", 55-76 
• Jordi Vidal, "Summaries on the young Idrimi", 77-87 
• Nadav Na'aman, "The Kingdom of Geshur in history and memory", 88-101 
• Sigmund Wagner-Tsukamoto, "The tree of life: banned or not banned? : a rational choice interpretation", 102-122 
• Gérard N. Amzallag, "The identity of the emissary of YHWH", 123-144

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

Στο τρέχον τεύχος του περιοδικού Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament 25:2 (2011) δημοσιεύονται τα εξής άρθρα:

• Bernard P. Robinson, "The theophany and meal of Exodus 24", 155-173 
• Thomas L. Thompson, "Memories of Esau and narrative reiteration : themes of conflict and reconciliation",174-200 
• Kurt L. Noll, "Did 'scripturalization' take place in Second Temple Judaism?", 201-216 
• Bob Becking, "Zedekiah, Josephus and the dating of the Books of Chronicles", 217-233 
• Thi L. Tran, "Expressions of the particular terms of love in the Song of Songs", 234-259 
• Carly L. Crouch, "Adapting the cosmological tradition in Isaiah 40-45", 260-275 
• Alexander I. Abasili, "Genesis 38: the search for progeny and heir", 276-288 
• Patty van Cappellen, "Un rituel collectif: analyse de 1 Ch 15-16 selon le modèle de E. Durkheim", 289-302