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 Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus 20/2 (2022)

Special issue: Galilean Crisis

• Sarah E. Rollens, "An Inconsistent Truth? Reflections on Tucker Ferda’s Jesus, the Gospels, and the Galilean Crisis," 87-109 (abstract) 
• Jens Schröter, "Remarks on Tucker S. Ferda, Jesus, the Gospels and the Galilean Crisis," 110–116 (abstract) 
• Paula Fredriksen, "Jesus, the Gospels, and the Galilean Crisis, by Tucker Ferda," 117–126 (abstract)
• Tucker Samson Ferda, "The Galilean Crisis and Jesus Research Past and Present:  A Response to Paula Fredriksen, Sarah Rollens, and Jens Schröter," 127-143 

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 Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus 20/1 (2022)

• Gary J. Goldberg, "Josephus’s Paraphrase Style and the Testimonium Flavianum," 1–32 
• Anders Runesson, "Jesus Against the Forces of Death: Reading Matthew Thiessen’s Reading of the Gospels’ Reading of Jesus’ War Against Ritual Impurity," 33-49 (abstract) 
• James M. Scott, "The Speech-Acts of a Royal Pretender: Jesus’ Performative Utterances in Mark’s Gospel," 50–86 (abstract)

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 Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus 19/3 (2021)

• James Crossley, "The Next Quest for the Historical Jesus," 261–264 
• Richard A. Horsley, "Can Study of the Historical Jesus Escape its Typographical Captivity?" 265–329 (abstract)

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 Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus 19/2 (2021)

• James Crossley, "The End of Apocalypticism: from Burton Mack’s Jesus to North American Liberalism," 171–190 (abstract)
• Arthur E. Walzer, "Audience in Historical Jesus Research: The Cases of Wright and Crossan," 191–216 (abstract)
• Michael T. Zeddies, "Communal Incarnation: The Corporate, Collective Jesus of Paul’s Letters," 217–259 (abstract)

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 Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus 19/1 (2021)

• Joel Marcus, "John the Baptist in History and Theology: A Summary," 3-7
• Clare K. Rothschild, "A Review of Joel Marcus, John the Baptist in History and Theology," 8–14 
• Cecilia Wassén, "Reflections on John the Baptist in History and Theology by Joel Marcus," 15–26 (abstract)
• Jonathan Klawans, "Analogies, Possibilities and Probabilities: Joel Marcus’s John the Baptist," 27–38 (abstract)
• Erin Roberts, "Naturalizing Christians: A Response to Joel Marcus, John the Baptist in History and Theology," 39–46 (abstract)
• Albert I. Baumgarten, "John the Baptist: The Absinthe of the Divine Feast?" 47–61 (abstract)
• Robert J. Myles, "John the Baptist in Memory, Judaism and Historical Materialism," 62–73 (abstract)
• Federico Adinolfi and Joan Taylor, "Catching John in Four Nets? Competition, Qumran, Sacramentalism and Messianism: A Reply to Joel Marcus," 74–98 (abstract)
• Joel Marcus, "Response to the Respondents: Competition, Qumran and Supersessionism," 99–133 (abstract)
• Jonathan D. Wegner, "Jesus the Samaritan: synthesizing Two Approaches to the Historical Jesus and their Conceptions on the Continuity between Jesus and the Gospels," 134–169 (abstract)

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 Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus 18/3 (2020)

• Michael Patrick Barber, "Did Jesus Anticipate Suffering a Violent Death? The Implications of Memory Research and Dale C. Allison’s Methodology," 191–219 (abstract)
• Simon J. Joseph, "'I Shall be Reckoned with the Gods': On Redescribing Jesus as a First-Century Jewish Mystic," 220–243 (abstract)
• John Mowbray, "Why Did Jesus Surrender to the Cross? The Historical Evidence," 244–266 

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Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus 18:2 (2020)

• Sarah E. Rollens, "Socialscapes and Abstractions: An Appraisal of Richard A. Horsley’s Theorizing of Antiquity," 101–123 (abstract)
• Robert J. Myles, "Crowds and Power in the Early Palestinian Tradition," 124–140 (abstract)
• Christopher B. Zeichmann, "Jesus ‘ben Pantera’: An Epigraphic and Military-Historical Note," 141–155 (abstract)
• Sean F. Everton and Daniel T. Cunningham, "The Quest for the Gist of Jesus: The Jesus Seminar, Dale Allison, and Improper Linear Models," 156–189 (abstract)

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Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus 18:1 (2020)

• Tamás Visi, "The Chronology of John the Baptist and the Crucifixion of Jesus of Nazareth: A New Approach," 3-34 (abstract)
• John J. Peters, "Luke’s Source Claims in the Context of Ancient Historiography," 35–60 (abstract)
• Sigurd Grindheim, "Jesus and the Food Laws Revisited," 61–76 (abstract)
• Reinhard Pummer, "Samaritans, Galileans, and Judeans in Josephus and the Gospel of John," 77–99 (abstract)

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Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus 17:3 (2019)
Special issue: Howard Thurman’s Jesus 70 Years Later

• Jemar Tisby, "Howard Thurman: Spiritual Activist and Mystic of the Movement," 176–184 (abstract)
• Abraham Smith, "‘Low in the Well’: A Mystic’s Creative Message of Hope in Jesus and the Disinherited," 185–200 (abstract)
• Esau McCaulley, "Thurman among Modern Jesus Scholars:  Howard Thurman’s Jesus and the Disinherited in Conversation with Jens Schröter and Dale Allison," 201–213 (abstract) 
• Richard A. Horsley, "Discerning What the Quest of the Historical Jesus Could Not See: Howard Thurman, Jesus and the Disinherited," 214–239 (abstract) 
• Emerson Powery, "Howard Thurman’s Jesus: Recovering a Disinherited Identity," 240–255 (abstract) 
• Dennis R. Edwards, "Jesus and the Disinherited and 1 Peter," 256–270 (abstract)
• Mitzi J. Smith, "Howard Thurman and the Religion of Jesus:  Survival of the Disinherited and Womanist Wisdom," 271–291 (abstract) 

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Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus 17:1-2 (2019)

• Fernando Bermejo-Rubio, "Theses on the Nature of the Leben-Jesu-Forschung: A Proposal for a Paradigm Shift in Understanding the Quest,"  1-34 (abstract)  
• Jonathan C.P. Birch, "Revolutionary Contexts for the Quest: Jesus in the Rhetoric and Methods of Early Modern Intellectual History,"  35–80 (abstract)
• Cristiana Facchini, "Jesus the Pharisee: Leon Modena, the Historical Jesus, and Renaissance Venice,"  81–101 (abstract)
• Miriam Benfatto, "The Work of Isaac Ben Abraham Troki (16th Century): On the Place of the Sefer Hizzuq Emunah in the Quest for the Historical Jesus,"  102–120 (abstract)
• Anthony Giambrone, "Schweitzer, Lagrange, and the German Roots of Historical Jesus Research,"  121–144 (abstract)
• Bruce Chilton, "The Chimeric 'Empty Tomb'," 145–172 (abstract)

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Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus 16:2/3 (2018)

• Jens Schröter, "Memory, Theories of History, and the Reception of Jesus," 85-107 (abstract)
• Samuel Byrskog, "Memory and Narrative – and Time: Towards a Hermeneutics of Memory," 108–135 (abstract)
• Richard Bauckham, "The Psychology of Memory and the Study of the Gospels," 136–155 (abstract)
• Ruben Zimmermann, "Memory and Jesus’ Parables: J.P. Meier’s explosion and the restoration of the ‘Bedrock’ of Jesus’ Speech," 156–172 (abstract)
• Anthony Le Donne, "Mnemonic Interplay: A Response to Byrskog, Bauckham, Zimmermann, and Schröter," 173–182 (abstract)
• Simon Gathercole, "The Historical and Human Existence of Jesus in Paul’s Letters," 183–212 (abstract)
• Stephen C. Barton, "Jesus on Justice and Mercy in Constitutional Perspective," 213–242 (abstract)
• Benjamin Wold, "Reading Messiah Texts Afresh? Comments on Matthew Novenson’s 'Grammar of Messianism'," 243–249 (abstract)

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Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus 16:1 (2018)

• Simon J. Joseph, "Exit the ‘Great Man’: On James Crossley’s Jesus and the Chaos of History," 3-22 (abstract)
• James Crossley, "A Chaotic Jesus: A Response to Simon Joseph," 23-30 (abstract)
• Rafael Rodríguez, "What is History? Reading John 1 as Historical Representation," 31-51 (abstract)
• Andrew Gregory, "Memory as Method: Some Observations on Two Recent Accounts," 52-61 (abstract)
• Bruce Chilton, "Implications and Prospects of Jewish Jesus Research," 62-79 (abstract)

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Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus 15:2-3 (2017)

• Sarah E. Rollens, "Q in Matthew: A Review Essay," 169-191 (abstract)
• Rafael Rodríguez, "Matthew as Performer, Tradent, Scribe: A Review of Alan Kirk’s Q in Matthew," 192-212 (abstract)
• Robert A. Derrenbacker, "Matthew as Scribal Tradent: An Assessment of Alan Kirk’s Q in Matthew," 213-223 (abstract)
• Mark Goodacre, "Q, Memory and Matthew: A Response to Alan Kirk," 224-233 (abstract)
• Alan Kirk, "The Synoptic Problem, Ancient Media, and the Historical Jesus: A Response," 234-259 (abstract)
• Richard H. Bell, "Richard Wagner’s Prose Sketches for Jesus of Nazareth: Historical and Theological Reflections on an Uncompleted Opera," 260-290 (abstract)
• Benjamin C.F. Shaw, "What’s Good for the Goose is Good for the Gander: Historiography and the Historical Jesus," 291-309 (abstract)
• Daniel N. Gullotta, "On Richard Carrier’s Doubts: A Response to Richard Carrier’s On the Historicity of Jesus: Why We Might Have Reason for Doubt," 310-346 (abstract)

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Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus 15:1 (2017)

• Andrea Nicolotti, "The Scourge of Jesus and the Roman Scourge: Historical and Archaeological Evidence," 1-59 (abstract)
• Jordan J. Ryan, The Historian’s Craft and the Future of Historical Jesus Research: Engaging Brant Pitre’s Jesus and the Last Supper as a Work of History," 60-87 (abstract)
• Alan Kirk, "Ehrman, Bauckham and Bird on Memory and the Jesus Tradition," 88-114 (abstract)
• Jeffrey B Gibson, "John the Baptist and the Origin of the Lord’s Prayer," 115-130 (abstract)
• Klyne Snodgrass, "Are the Parables Still the Bedrock of the Jesus Tradition?" 131-146 (abstract)
• Christopher B. Zeichmann, "Capernaum: A ‘Hub’ for the Historical Jesus or the Markan Evangelist?" 147-165 (abstract)

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Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus 14:3 (2016)

• Tom Holmén, "Crucifixion Hermeneutics in Judaism at the Time of Jesus," 197 - 222 (abstract)
• James F. McGrath, "Obedient Unto Death: Philippians 2:8, Gethsemane, and the Historical Jesus," 223 - 240 (abstract)
• Stanley E. Porter and Andrew W. Pitts, "Has Jonathan Bernier Rescued Critical Realism?," 241 - 247 (abstract)
• Anthony Le Donne, "Fake News and the Jesus Historian," 248 - 261 (abstract)

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Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus 14:2 (2016)

• Jodi Magness, "‘They Shall See the Glory of the Lord’ (Isa 35:2): Eschatological Perfection and Purity at Qumran and in Jesus’ Movement," 99-119 (abstract)
• Thomas Kazen, "A Perhaps Less Halakic Jesus and Purity: On Prophetic Criticism, Halakic Innovation, and Rabbinic Anachronism," 120-136 (abstract)
• Cecilia Wassen, "Jesus’ Table Fellowship with “Toll Collectors and Sinners”: Questioning the Alleged Purity Implications," 137-157 (abstract)
• Michael Flowers, "Jesus’ 'Journey' in Mark 7:31: Interpretation and Historical Implications For Markan Authorship and Both the Scope and Impact of Jesus’ Ministry," 158-185 (abstract)
• Jonathan Bernier, "A Response to Porter and Pitts’ ‘Wright’s Critical Realism in Context’," 186-193 (abstract)

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Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus 14 (2016)

• Anthony Le Donne, "The Third Quest in Retrospect," 1-5
• James Crossley, "Some Future for Historical Jesus Studies," 7-11
• Dale C. Allison, "Memory, Methodology, and the Historical Jesus: A Response to Richard Bauckham," 13-27 (abstract)
• Richard Bauckham, "The General and the Particular in Memory: A Critique of Dale Allison’s Approach to the Historical Jesus," 28-51 (abstract)
• Robert J. Myles, "The Fetish for a Subversive Jesus," 52-70 (abstract)
• Simon J. Joseph, "Jesus and the Temple Incident: A New Proposal," 71-95 (abstract)

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Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus 13:2/3 (2015)

• Helen K. Bond, "E.P. Sanders and the ‘Trial’ of Jesus," 91-113 (abstract)
• James G. Crossley, "Jesus and the Law: Taking E.P. Sanders to Some Logical Conclusions," 114-128 (abstract)
• Eric Eve, "The Miracles of an Eschatological Prophet," 129-147 (abstract)
• Thomas Kazen, "Concern, Custom and Common Sense: Discharge, Hand Washing and Graded Purification," 148-185 (abstract)
• Mark Allan Powell, "Jesus and the Pathetic Wicked: Re-visiting Sanders’s View of Jesus’ Friendship with Sinners," 186-206 (abstract)
• Michael F. Bird, "Jesus and the Continuing Exile of Israel in the Writings of N.T. Wright," 207-229 (abstract)
• Donald L. Denton, "Being Interpreted by the Parables: Critical Realism as Hermeneutical Epistemology," 230-252 (abstract)
• Nicholas Perrin, "From One Stone to the Next: Messiahship and Temple in N.T. Wright’s Jesus and the Victory of God," 253-273 (abstract)
• Stanley E. Porter and Andrew W. Pitts, "Critical Realism in Context: N.T. Wright’s Historical Method and Analytic Epistemology," 274-304 (abstract)
• Charles Quarles, "The Blessings of the New Moses: An Examination of the Theological Purpose of the Matthean Beatitudes," 305-325 (abstract)
• Robert B. Stewart, "Doing History the (W)right Way: Is N.T. Wright’s Historical Method Modern, Postmodern, or Something Else Altogether?," 326-344 (abstract)
• Joel Willitts, "Jesus, the Kingdom and the Promised Land: Engaging N.T. Wright on the Question of Kingdom and Land," 345-370 (abstract)

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Journal for the Studies of the Historical Jesus 13:1 (2015)

• Eric Eve, "Orality is No Dead-End," 3-23 (abstract)
• Sean F. Everton, "The Jesus Seminar’s Quest for Objectivity," 24-42 (abstract)
• Tobias Hägerland, "The Future of Criteria in Historical Jesus Research," 46-65 (abstract)
• Jordan J. Ryan, "Jesus at the Crossroads of Inference and Imagination: The Relevance of R.G. Collingwood’s Philosophy of History for Current Methodological Discussions in Historical Jesus Research," 66-89 (abstract)

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Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus 12:3 (2014)

• Franco Fabbro, "The Benefit of Expanding the Cultural, Scientific and Religious Frontiers of Historical Jesus Research: A Review of Rinaldo Fabris’s Gesù il ‘Nazareno’: Indagine storica," 189-206  (abstract)
• Rinaldo Fabris, "A Reply to Franco Fabbro, ‘The Benefit of Expanding the Cultural, Scientific Religious and Frontiers of Historical Jesus Research: A Review of Rinaldo Fabris’s Gesù il “Nazareno”: Indagine storica'," 207-223 (abstract)
• Rafael Rodríguez, "Jesus as his Friends Remembered Him: A Review of Dale Allison’s Constructing Jesus," 224-244 (abstract)
• Dale C. Allison, "Response to Rafael Rodríguez, ‘Jesus as his Friends Remembered Him: A Review of Dale Allison’s Constructing Jesus’," 245-254 (abstract)