Στο τρέχον τεύχος του περιοδικού Theology / In the current issue of Theology

 Theology 129/1 (2026)

Teofilo Giovan S. Pugeda, III, "Integral ecology in Genesis 2.7 and 3.19 and Romans 5.12," 107-111 (abstract)

Novum Testamentum 68/2 (2026)

 Novum Testamentum 68/2 (2026)

• Magnus Rabel, "Differenzierte Offenheit und Strategien zur Selbstvergewisserung in Joseph und Aseneth / Differentiated Openness and Strategies for Self-Reassurance in Joseph and Aseneth," 143–169 (OA)
• Francesco Filannino, "“… and His Brothers” (Matt 1:2, 11): Brotherhood in the Matthean Genealogy," 170–189 (abstract)
• W. Gil Shin,  " 'Jewish Intramural' in What Sense? The Temple and Israel’s Restoration in 2 Maccabees for Assessing the Perceived Jewishness of Luke-Acts," 190–214 (abstract)
• Jonathan Reichel, " 'Sold under Sin'—Rom 7:14d: A New Interpretation within the Subjugation to a Tyrant," 215–231 (abstract)
• L.L. Welborn, " 'Our Outer Person Is Wasting Away': Paul, Cicero, and Seneca on Old Age and Death," 232–253 (abstract)
• Tom de Bruin, "The Kingdom and Sodom in the Testament of Benjamin:  A Response to JM Na’s 'Echoes of the Kingdom' (2025)," 254–263 (OA)

Ricerche storico-bibliche 37/2 (2025)

 Ricerche Storico-Bibliche 37/2 (2025)

I volti di Israele nel primo cristianesimo (I-II secolo d.C.)"

• Ossándon, Juan Carlo, "L' idea d’Israele nel periodo del secondo Tempio," 227-251
• Garibba, Dario, "I confini, reali e immaginati, di una parola: Israele nel giudaismo del I secolo," 253-270
• Pulcinelli, Giuseppe, "Rm 9–11: Israele ridefinito alla luce dell’inclusione dei gentili," 271-299
• Guida, Annalisa, "Israele nel Vangelo secondo Marco," 301-313
• Filannino, Francesco, "Pecore radunate, convitati con i patriarchi e tribù riunite: Israele nel Vangelo secondo Matteo," 315-339
• Oliver, Isaac, "The Identity of Israel according to Luke and Acts," 341-355
• Arcangeli, Davide, "Israele nel Vangelo secondo Giovanni," 357-379
• Girolami, Maurizio, "«Israele» nella "Lettera di Barnaba" e nel Dialogo di Giustino," 381-400

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

Biblical Interpretation 33 4/5 (2025)

Special Issue: Twenty More Years of Bible and Film 

• Brandon R. Grafius, Eric X. Jarrard, Adele Reinhartz, and Rebekah Welton, "Twenty More Years of Bible and Film: An Introduction," 299-313 (OA)
• Robert A. Kranz, "The Perils of Jephthah’s Daughter: Biblical Films as Social Problem-Solving Operations," 315–337 (abstract)
• Nicholas J. Schaser, "The Wind Blows Where It Wishes: Metalepsis and the Gospel of John in Robert Bresson’s A Man Escaped," 338–355 (abstract)
• Melody D. Knowles, "Trust and Type in Jesus Films:  Playing with Expectations in Son of Man and Das neue Evangelium," 356–376 (abstract)
• Grace Emmett, "Re-forming Romans with First Reformed," 377–397 (abstract)
• Ryan Higgins, "Impious Frauds: Found Footage Horror and the Book of Deuteronomy," 398–417 (abstract)
• Rebekah Welton, "The Monster, Delilah and Liberation in The Shape of Water," 418–439 (OA)
• Brandon R. Grafius, "Us and the Tethered of Genesis," 440–457 (abstract)
• Eric X. Jarrard, "Get Out of Eden! Jordan Peele and the Horrific Afterlife of Creation," 458–482 (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 Biblica / The current issue of Biblica

 Biblica 103/2 (2022)

• Yitzhak Lee-Sak, "Benjamin's Birth, the Absence of Jerusalem, and the Insertion of Bethlehem in Gen 35,16-21," 165 - 185 (abstract)
• Fernando Milán, "Stones That Strike Down Giants: Daniel and David in a New Light," 186 - 212 (abstract)
• Benjamin D. Suchard, "Historical (In)accuracy and Linguistic Archaism in Daniel 5," 213 - 226 (abstract)
• Jerome H. Neyrey, "Mark's 'Legal System':  Contributions from the Anthropology of Law," 227 - 253 (abstract)
• Michael Bachmann, "Abschaffung der Tora bei Gesetzeskennern? Beobachtungen an und zu Röm 7,1-6," 254 - 268 (abstract)
• Terrance Callan, "One Day Like a Thousand Years (2 Pet 3,8)," 269 - 286 (abstract)

Το τρέχον τεύχος του Interpretation / The current issue of Interpretation

 Interpretation 76/4 (2022)

• Beverly Roberts Gaventa, "Places of Power in Paul’s Letter to the Romans," 293-302 (abstract)
• Scott C. Ryan, "'The Deliverer Will Come': Investigating Paul’s Adaptation of Divine Conflict Traditions in Romans," 303-313 (abstract)
• L. Ann Jervis, "Christ Doesn’t Fit: Paul Replaces His Two Age Inheritance with Christ," 314-327 (abstract)
• Meira Z. Kensky, "Paul and the Apocalypse of the Gospel," 328-338 (abstract)
• Stephen L. Young, "So Radically Jewish that He’s an Evangelical Christian: N.T. Wright’s Judeophobic and Privileged Paul," 339-351 (abstract) 

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

 Harvard Theological Review 115/2 (2022)

• Mark A. Awabdy, Tobias Häner, "Sacrificial Fathers and the Death of Their Children: How the Story of Job Challenges the Priestly Tradition," 149-170 
• Daniel Pioske, "An Archaeology of Ancient Thought: On the Hebrew Bible and the History of Ancient Israel," 171-196 (abstract)
• Jason A. Staples, "Vessels of Wrath and God’s Pathos: Potter/Clay Imagery in Rom 9:20–23," 197-218
• Sarah E. Rollens, "Abject Objects: The Lives and Times of Early Christian Material Culture," 294-307 (abstract)

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

 Biblische Zeitschrift 66/1 (2022)

• Benjamin D. Giffone, "‘Anger Exhausted’ for the Sake of YHWH’s Name in Ezekiel 20: Did YHWH Really Relent from Wrath Poured Out on Israel?" 1–15 (abstract)
• Bryan Beeckman, "Absentia Nominum Sacrorum in Libro Iob: The Examination of אֱלוֹהַּ in Job without Counterpart in the LXX," 16–30 (abstract)
• Adrian Wypadlo, "„Freikauf“ oder „Erlösung in Jesus Christus“? (Röm 3,24): Exegetische Überlegungen zu einer nicht vernachlässigbaren Frage der Römerbrief-Exegese," 31–58 (abstract)
• Johannes Beutler SJ, "Der johanneische Auferstehungsbericht und die Überlieferung vom leeren Grab," 59–75 (abstract)
• Constantin Pogor, "Les béatitudes du Nouveau Testament (Mt 5,3–12a ; Lc 6,20b–26) à la lumière de celles de Qumrân (4Q525 2 ii 1–6 ; 1QHa VI 13–16) et de la littérature intertestamentaire," 76–92 (abstract)

Kleiner Beiträge

• Bernard Gosse, "Remarques sur le Psautier Coréite et Asaphite, Ps 42–49 ; 84–85.87–89," 93–107 (abstract)
• Benjamin Ziemer, "Was ist realistische Literarkritik? Eine Antwort auf Überlegungen von Hermann-Josef Stipp," 108–117 (abstract)

Το τρέχον τεύχος του JJMJS / The current issue of JJMJS

 Journal of the Jesus Movement in its Jewish Setting 8 (2021)

• M. Adryael Tong, "Defying the Dialectic: A Different Paradigm for Understanding Circumcision in Ancient Jewish and Christian Texts," 5-29
• Ryan D. Collman, "Just a Flesh Wound? Reassessing Paul's Supposed Indifference Toward Circumcision and Foreskin in 1 Cor 7:19, Gal 5:6, and 6:15," 30-52
• Karin B. Neutel, "Restoring Abraham's Foreskin: The Significance of ἀκροβυστία for Paul's Argument about Circumcision in Romans 4:9-12," 53-74
• Mark D. Nanos, "Re-Framing Paul's Opposition to Erga Nomou as 'Rites of Custom' for Proselyte Conversion Completed by the Synecdoche 'Circumcision', " 75-115
• Isaac T. Soon, "The Bestial Glans: Gentile Christ Followers and the Monstrous Nudity of Ancient Circumcision," 116-130 
• Thomas R. Blanton IV, "Circumcision in the Early Jewish Movement: The Contributions of Simon Claude Mimouni, 'Paul Within Judaism' and 'Lived Ancient Religion',"  131-157

Δύο νέα άρθρα βιβλικού ενδιαφέροντος στο τρέχον τεύχος του HTS / Two new articles of biblical interest in the current issue of HTS

 Hervormde Teologiese Studies 77/4 (2021)

• Temba T. Rugwiji, "A critical evaluation of causalities of the genocide in Esther 3:8–15: Lawlessness and revolt of the Jewish diaspora community"

Hervormde Teologiese Studies 77/2 (2021)

• Andries G. van Aarde, "What could Paul have meant by ‘against nature’ (παρὰ φύσιν) as written in Romans 1:26? Striving for the well-being and health of all people"

Το τρέχον τεύχος του Novum Testamentum / The current issue of Novum Testamentum

 Novum Testamentum 63/4 (2021)

• Stephen Robert Llewelyn - William Robinson, "'If Your Hand Causes You to Stumble, Cut It Off': Questions over the Figurative Nature of Mark 9:43–47 and Its Synoptic Parallels," 425-451 (abstract) 
• Maren R. Niehoff, "A Roman Portrait of Abraham in Paul’s and Philo’s Later Exegesis," 452–476 (abstract)
• Stefan Krauter, "Mercy and Monarchy: Seneca’s De clementia and Paul’s Letter to the Romans," 477–488 (abstract) 
• Bryan R. Dyer, "The Wordplay μαθεῖν-παθεῖν in Hebrews 5:8," 489–504 (abstract)
• John-Christian Eurell, "Reconsidering the John of Revelation," 505–518 (abstract)
• J.K. Elliott, "Supplement IV to J.K. Elliott, A Bibliography of Greek New Testament Manuscripts (Third Edition)," 519–532 

Το τρέχον τεύχος του CBQ / The current issue of CBQ

 Catholic Biblical Quarterly 83/3 (2021)

• Reed Carlson, "Provocateurs, Examiners, and Fools: Divine Opponents to the Aqedah in Early Judaism," 373-389 (abstract)
• Tova Ganzel, "First-Month Rituals in Ezekiel’s Temple Vision: A Pentateuchal and Babylonian Comparison," 390-406 (abstract)
• Mason Lancaster, "Wounds and Healing, Dew and Lions: Hosea’s Development of Divine Metaphors," 407-424 (abstract)
• Eunyung Lim, "Entering the Kingdom of Heaven Not like the Sons of Earthly Kings (Matthew 17: 24–18:5), 425-445 (abstract)
• Caryn A. Reeder, "Mary’s Sword: Women and War in the Gospel of Luke," 446-465 (abstract)
• Isaac Augustine Morales O.P., "Baptism, Holiness, and Resurrection Hope in Romans 6," 466-481 (abstract)

Το τρέχον τεύχος του Early Christianity / The current issue of Early Christianity

 Early Christianity 12/2 (2021)

• Isaac T. Soon, "The Short Apostle: The Stature of Paul in Light of 2 Cor 11:33 and the Acts of Paul and Thecla," 159-178 (abstract)
• Stefan Krauter, "Foul! Romans 9–11 and Athletic Contests in Ancient Epic," 179-199 (abstract)
• Beatrice Wyss, "Die Brotrede Philons aus Alexandreia in Legum allegoriae 3,169–178," 200-227 (abstract)
• Carl Johan Berglund, "References to Heracleon in Clement of Alexandria," 228-247 (abstract)

New Discoveries 

• Roy D. Kotansky, "The So-Called »Christ« Magician's Cup," 251-261

New Projects

• Tobias Nicklas,  "»Beyond Canon«: Eine kurze Erläuterung des Projekts," 265-275

Το τρέχον τεύχος του Bible Translator / The current issue of Bible Translator

 Bible Translator 72/1 (2021)

• Martha L. Wade, "How Parallel Should Parallel Passages Be?" 5–18 (abstract)
• Ji-Youn Cho, "Roles and Functions of the Korean Bible Society’s Journal of Biblical Text Research in Bible Translation Projects," 19–30 (abstract)
• Xiaojun Xu, "Adding a Cubit to Bible Understanding: A Study of Notes in the Chinese Union Version Bible and the Sigao Bible," 31–49 (abstract)
• Mary Mercy Kobimbo, "The Translation of יהוה‎ in Dholuo: Overview and History," 50–60 (abstract)
• Jamin Andreas Hübner, "The Emphatic Hypernegation That Was(n’t): Revisiting οὐ μὴ and New Testament Translation in Light of Research and Contemporary Linguistics," 61–84 (abstract)
• J. Michael McKay, Jr., "An Evaluation of the Supposed Hebraism in Mark 8.12," 85–98 (abstract)
• Yongbom Lee, "'God’s Righteousness Is Revealed in Every Believer from Faith to Faithfulness' (Rom 1.17): A Possible Reading," 99–116 (abstract)
• Jordan Atkinson, "The Semantics of ἐν ᾧ in 1 Peter," 117–132 (abstract)

Το τρέχον τεύχος του Novum Testamentum / The current issue of Novum Testamentum

 Novum Testamentum 63/2 (2021)

• Mordechai Aviam - R. Steven Notley, "In Search of the City of the Apostles," 143–158 (abstract)
• Phillip Porter, "The Parable of the Talents (Matt 25:14–30): Preparing Jesus’ Disciples to Lead the Worldwide Expansion of the Mission of Jesus," 159–176 (abstract)
• Michael Pope, "Extraction and Emission Language in Luke 8:45," 198–206 (abstract)
• Marion Christina Hauck, "„… durch das Blut des Einzelnen“: Deutung des Todes Jesu in Apg 20,28," 207–220 (abstract)
• Colton Moore, "Theodotion Zechariah in the Fourth Gospel," 221–228 (abstract)
• Lionel J. Windsor, "The Named Jew and the Name of God: The Argument of Romans 2:17–29 in Light of Roman Attitudes to Jewish Teachers," 229–248 (abstract)
• Matthew Pawlak, "Is Galatians an Ironic Letter? Θαυµάζω, Ancient Letter Writing Handbooks, and Galatians 1:6," 249–270

Το τρέχον τεύχος του Revue Biblique / The current issue of Revue Biblique

Revue Biblique 128/1 (2021)

• Arie C. Leder, "Who Builds the House of Israel? The Verb bnh in Genesis 2:22; 16:2; 30:3," 5-26 (abstract)
• Nesina Grütter, "A Case of Extispicy, or: A Scandal in 1 Sam 19:11-17," 27-60 (abstract)
• Erasmus Gass, " 'Diss Jar mussen wir hertzog Moritzen todt beten': Der Judaspsalm - ein christliches Gebet?" 61-84 (abstract)
• Marc Rastoin, "Marie de Magdala, témoin privilégié de la victoire sur satan (Lc 8,2; 11,26; 24,10)," 85-98 (abstract)
• Philippe van den Heede, "La participation à la mort du Christ par le baptême (Rm 6,3-11): Une conception pré-paulinienne (Rm 6,8; 2 Tm 2,11)," 99-115 (abstract)

Notes archéologiques

• Gideon Hadas, "Bread Baking Installations at Masada and Ein-Gedi," 116-127

Το τρέχον τεύχος του ZNT / The current issue of ZNT

Zeitschrift für Neues Testament 23/46 (2020)

Gabe und Handlungsmacht

• Michael Rydryck, "Paulus und die Macht," 5-20
• John M. G. Barclay, "Gnade und Handlungsmacht in den Briefen des Paulus," 21-40
• Lutz Doering, "Gnade und Erbarmen Gottes im Judentum der hellenistisch-frührömischen Zeit," 41-72
• François Vouga, "Gottes- und Himmelsherrschaft im Matthäusevangelium," 73-88
• Christian Strecker, "Ist hilastērion in Röm 3,25 eine Versöhnungsgabe?" 89-90
• Stefan Schreiber, "Christus als hilastērion in Röm 3,25: Gottes Versöhnungsgabe," 91-99
• Wolfgang Kraus, "Hilastērion in Röm 3,21–26," 101-112
• Veronika Hoffmann, "„Du wirst selig sein, denn sie haben nichts, um es dir zu vergelten“?" 113-13

Άρθρα βιβλικού ενδιαφέροντος στα τελευταία τεύχη του PRSt / Articles of biblical interest in the last issues of PRSt

Perspectives in Religious Studies 47/3 (2020)

Ivan Bankhead, "The Dual Impairments of the “Paralytic” of the Synoptic Gospels," 267–82

The “paralytic” who was lowered through a roof into Jesus’ presence is commonly seen as having been an adult, lame, and cognitively unimpaired. From a review of key contemporary medical writings and a critical and rational reading of the three Synoptic accounts of the incident, other NT narratives and two recent portrayals of the paralytic, this paper constructs a case for his having been envisioned originally as profoundly impaired mentally as well as physically. It shows how this reading can resolve several otherwise problematic issues within the accounts and concludes by suggesting that vicarious faith may prove efficacious for persons with profound intellectual disabilities today.

Rodney K. Duke, "The Idiom of 'Weeping and Gnashing of Teeth' in the Gospels: A Funerary Formula," 283–98

Τhis article examines the idiom of weeping and gnashing of teeth that occurs in Matthew and Luke. This idiom does not support a popular conclusion that the recipients of judgment existed in a continued state of anguish. After identifying some common presuppositions that readers often impose on the interpretation of this and other NT eschatological, judgment texts, the article turns to a fresh look at the idiom in context. I examine the two actions of weeping and gnashing of teeth as a single idiom, not separately. The idiom occurs in an independent clause with set formulaic wording. That formula does not express an action of those receiving judgment. They are dead. Drawing on Ugaritic parallels, the author concludes that idiom was likely a funerary expression in the mouth of mourners and functions in the Gospels as a literary motif for death.

Carey C. Newman, "Paul on God and Glory," 299–316

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Perspectives in Religious Studies 47/4 (2020)

Mark McEntire,  "Competing Visions of the Wilderness in Numbers 10–21," 367–83

Numbers 10–21 is a combination of three wilderness traditions that can be adequately separated by procedures common to the Neo-Documentary Hypothesis. The test of applying a source-critical evaluation is threefold here. First, do the three separate accounts each exhibit a high degree of narrative coherence? Second, can asking a question related to the larger biblical narrative yield a distinctive answer from each narrative? This question will be: How does the wilderness story understand the place to which the Israelites are travelling?  Finally, can the answers to this question shed light on how the accounts were used to create single narrative?

Nijay Gupta, "Reconstructing Junia’s Imprisonment: Examining a Neglected Pauline Comment in Romans 16:7," 385–97

The person called “Junia” in Romans 16:7 has been the subject of extensive research, discussion, and debate for several decades, but especially for the last twenty years. Most of that scholarship has focused on Junia’s sex and whether or not Paul was referring to Junia as an apostle. One of the unfortunate and unintended consequences of the narrow focus on Junia’s sex and apostleship is the academic neglect of Paul’s mention of Junia’s imprisonment 3 (συναιχμαλώτους μου). This article seeks to fill that lacuna by imagining or reconstructing the situation and circumstances of the incarceration of which Paul mentions. Very little Pauline scholarship has considered the circumstances of Paul’s prison companions. Even less has there been consideration of the challenges faced by women who were detained. In the hopes that such an imaginative exercise would contribute to a better understanding of the experience of women in early Christianity, we will consider several factors including: crimes leading to imprisonment, the conditions of imprisonment, the experience of women in particular in Roman confinement, and the (potential) survival and after effects of female prisoners.

Carey C. Newman, "Paul on Christ and Glory, " 399–413

Το τρέχον τεύχος του ZNW / The current issue of ZNW

 Zeitschrift für die neutestamentliche Wissenschaft 112/1 (2021)

• Nadine Ueberschaer, "Der Einzelne und die Gemeinschaft. Joh 21 als johanneisches Narrativ synoptischer Traditionen," 1-25 (abstract)
• Seon Yong Kim, "God’s “Handing Over” as a Divine Curse: A New Reading of the παραδιδόναι Clause in Romans 1:24, 26, 28," 26-51 (abstract)
• Juan Chapa, "Concerning 'Everywhere' (1Cor 1,2): Resonances of Cultic Promises?" 52-68 (abstract)
• Christopher D. Land, "The Benefits Outweigh the Costs: Divine Benefaction and Human Obedience in 2Cor 6,1–7,2," 69-88 (abstract)
• Jason Maston, "'What is Man?' An Argument for the Christological Reading of Psalm 8 in Hebrews 2," 89-104 (abstract)
• Phillip Andrew Davis, "Marcion’s Gospel and its Use of the Jewish Scriptures," 105-129 (abstract)
• Alida C. Euler, "Drinking Gall and Vinegar: Psalm 69:22: An Underestimated Intertext in Matt 27:34, 48," 130-140 (abstract)