Journal for the Study of the New Testament 48/3 (2026)

 Journal for the Study of the New Testament 48/3 (2026)

Special Issue: Jesus, House, Family

• Elizabeth Struthers Malbon, "Introduction to ‘Jesus, House, Family: From Mark 2.15 to Constructions of Discipleship’," 545-547
• Elizabeth Struthers Malbon, "Mark 2.15 in Even Broader Context: A Reflection," 548-555 (abstract)
• David M. May, "A Retrospective on ‘House’ in the Gospel of Mark: A Reflection," 556-567 (abstract)
• Tobias Ålöw, "Whose House? Revisiting the Referent of αὐτοῦ in Mark 2.15," 568-592 (OA)
• J. Andrew Doole, "Revisiting Jesus’s House," 593-610 (OA)
• Sally Douglas, "Home in Time for Dinner: Family and the Call to Discipleship within Mark’s Gospel," 611-629 (abstract)
• Timo Glaser, "The House, the Table, and the Message: Spatial Dynamics in the Synoptic Gospels," 630-657 (OA)

Articles

• Kai Akagi, "Ephesians 3.15 as an Allusion to Genesis Abrahamic Covenant Texts in the Context of Household Ecclesiology in Ephesians," 658-677 (abstract)
• Alfredo Delgado Gómez, "Caesar as Title and Name: The Dual Function of καῖσαρ in Mark 12.14–17," 678-709 (abstract)
• Timothy J. Murray, "Populating the Middle: The Social Location of the Author of Luke-Acts," 710-732 (abstract)
• Bart B. Bruehler, "The Range of Rejoicing in Luke-Acts: Exploring the Precision and Power of Luke’s Positive Emotion Terminology," 733-759 (abstract)
• Jason Wilson, Luuk van de Weghe, "Re-Examining the Statistical Methodology and Onomastic Claims of Gregor and Blais’ Argument from Name Popularity," 760-781 (abstract) 

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 Journal for the Study of the New Testament 45/4 (2023)

• Jonathan M. Sanchez, "Making an Example: The Rhetorical Usefulness of Timothy in 1 Timothy," 351-370 (abstract)
• Justin Meggitt, "Putting the Apocalyptic Jesus to the Sword: Why Were Jesus’s Disciples Armed?" 371-404 (open access)
• Kai Akagi, "The Quotation of Jer. 31.15 in Mt. 2.18 within Christological Patterning of Matthew’s Nativity According to the Joseph Story," 405-428 (abstract)
• Annalisa Phillips Wilson, "‘One Thing’: Stoic Discourse and Paul’s Reevaluation of His Jewish Credentials in Phil. 3.1–21," 429-450 (open access)
• Sanghwan Lee, "Understanding the Abyssal Forces in the Fifth Trumpet Judgment (Rev. 9.1–12) in Light of the Demonology of Jubilees," 451-474 (abstract)

    

    

    

  

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 Journal for the Study of the New Testament 45/ 3 (2023)

• Jonathan Rowlands, "In Defence of ‘Theological’ Readings of the New Testament," 243-263 (abstract)
• Rebecca L. Copeland, "The Perils of Premature Judgment: Reading Matthew 21.18–22.14 with the Fig Tree," 264-283 (abstract)
• Alan Garrow, "Gnats, Camels, and Matthew’s Use of Luke," 284-303 (open access)
• Kenneth Trax, "Happy Reading: Textual Self-Consciousness and Human Flourishing in the Macarisms of Lk 11.28, Gos. Thom. 79.2, and Rev. 1.3," 304-329 (abstract)
• Connor Purcell Wood, "Epicurean Critical Praxis and Philonian Metaphor in Johannine Parrhêsia," 330-347 (abstract)  

    

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​Journal for the Study of the New Testament 45/1(2022)

• Olegs Andrejevs, “FH Luke’s ‘Unpicking’: Some Observations on Francis Watson’s Recent Analysis (2018) and the Extent of the Phenomenon,” 3-22 (abstract)
  
• Denys N. McDonald, “‘Ex-Pagan Pagans’? Paul, Philo, and Gentile Ethnic Reconfiguration,” 23-50
  
• Paula Fredriksen, “Paul, Pagans and Eschatological Ethnicities: A Response to Denys McDonald,” 51-65
  
• Bruce Henning, “ Mark’s Miraculous Disciples: ἤθελεν παρελθεῖν αὐτούς (Mark 6.48) as Jesus’ Desire for the Disciples to Walk on Water,” 66-80 (abstract)
  
• Clarissa Breu, “Female Seed as a Metaphor: Queer Kinship in Revelation 12, Ancient Medical and Literary Texts and the Septuagint,” 81-108
  
• Timothy A. Brookins, “The Alleged ‘Letter Allegedly from Us’: The Parallel Function of ὡς δι’ ἡμῶν in 2 Thessalonians 2.2,” 109-131 (abstract)
  

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 Journal for the Study of the New Testament 44/4 (2022)

• Angela N. Parker, "Re-thinking God, the Guild and Good Transformation: Introducing (Again) Womanist New Testament Interpretation," 473-476 (abstract)
• Joel Archer, "The Saints of Matthew 27: Why Do they Linger in their Tombs?" 477–495 (abstract)
• Jason Maston, "The Son and Scripture in Hebrews 1–2," 496–515 (abstract)
• Peter-Ben Smit, "Food and Gift: On the ‘Words of Institution’ in the Gospel of Mark," 516–538
• Carl Johan Berglund, "Paul’s Rhetorical Efforts to Establish Good Will in First Thessalonians," 539–560
• Jeffrey Hubbard, "Torah and Divine Revelation in Three Jewish Texts: 4QInstruction, Wisdom of Solomon and the Fourth Gospel," 561–579 (abstract)
• Peter Malik, "Rid Us (Not) of the Temptation: A Note on the Text of Hebrews 11.37," 580–589 (abstract)

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 Journal for the Study of the New Testament 44/3 (2022)

• Kelly R. Iverson, "A Postmodern Riddle? Gaps, Inferences and Mark’s Abrupt Ending," 337-367 (abstract)
• Katja Kujanpää, "Paul and the Author of 1 Clement as Entrepreneurs of Identity in Corinthian Crises of Leadership"
• J. Michael McKay, Jr, "‘If they Will Enter my Rest’: The Impact of the Greek Translation Technique of Psalm 95 for the Argument of Hebrews 3 and 4," 390-410 (abstract)
• Jeffrey Tripp, "The Eyewitnesses in their Own Words: Testing Richard Bauckham’s Model Using Verifiable Quotations," 411-434 (abstract)
• Tom de Bruin, "In Defence of New Testament Satanologies: A Response to Farrar and Williams," 435-451 (abstract)
• Mark Cooper, "To Quote or Not to Quote? Categorizing Quotations in the Epistle to the Hebrews," 452-468 (abstract)

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 Journal for the Study of the New Testament 44/2 (2021)

• Gregory E. Sterling, "Philo of Alexandria on the Obligations of Wealth," 199–217 (abstract)
• Carlos Gil Arbiol, "Ioudaismos and ioudaizō in Paul and the Galatian Controversy: An Examination of Supposed Positions," 218-239 (abstract)
• Kelsie G. Rodenbiker, "The Claromontanus Stichometry and its Canonical Implications," 240–253
• Marcin Kowalski, "The Spirit of Resurrection in Romans 8 and Its Jewish Correspondences," 254–283 (abstract)
• Nathan Porter, "Between the Cherubim: The ‘Mercy Seat’ as Site of Divine Revelation in Romans 3.25," 284–309 (abstract)
• David K. Burge, "A Sub-Christian Epistle? Appreciating 2 Peter as an Anti-Sophistic Polemic," 310–332 (abstract)

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 Journal for the Study of the New Testament 44/1 (2021)

Special Issue: Crisis as Catalyst: Early Christian Texts and the COVID-19 Pandemic

• Peter Ben-Smit, "Crisis as a Catalyst: Early Christian Texts and the COVID-19 Pandemic," 3-7
• Joan E. Taylor, "Jesus as News: Crises of Health and Overpopulation in Galilee," 8-30
• Karin B. Neutel - Peter-Ben Smit, "Paul, Imprisonment and Crisis: Crisis and its Negotiation as a Lens for Reading Philippians," 31-55
• Alexander E. Stewart, Fear Appeals, Crisis and the Apocalypse of John: Analyzing an Apocalyptic Coping Strategy with the Extended Parallel Process Model," 56-74 (abstract)
• Bert Jan Lietaert Peerbolte, "The Book of Revelation: Plagues as Part of the Eschatological Human Condition," 75-92 
• James Crossley, "The Apocalypse and Political Discourse in an Age of COVID," 93-111
• Helen C. John, "Christianization, the New Testament and COVID-19 in Owambo, Namibia," 112-133

Articles

• Mark Goodacre, "How Empty Was the Tomb?"  134-148 (abstract)
• Kyung Min Kim, " Paul’s Defense: Masculinity and Authority in 2 Corinthians 10–13," 149-169 (abstract)
• Margaryta Teslina, "‘Apostles’ in 2 Peter 3.2: Literal Predecessors in Faith or Literary Records of their Witness?" 170-193 (abstract)

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 Journal for the Study of the New Testament 43/4 (2021)

• Ryan S Schellenberg, Heidi Wendt, "The ‘Praetorium’ and ‘Caesar’s Household’: Introduction," 435-436
• Michael Flexsenhar, III , "Paul the Trojan Horse: The Legacy of Triumph in Philippians," 437-449 (abstract)
• Heike Omerzu, "Paul, the Praetorium and the Saints from Caesar’s Household: Philippians Revisited in Light of Migration Theory," 450-467 (abstract)
• Angela Standhartinger, "Greetings from Prison and Greetings from Caesar’s House (Philippians 4.22): A Reconsideration of an Enigmatic Greek Expression in the Light of the Context and Setting of Philippians," 468-484
• Cédric Brélaz, "The Provincial Contexts of Paul’s Imprisonments: Law Enforcement and Criminal Procedure in the Roman East," 485-507 
• Douglas A. Campbell, "The Provenance of Philippians: A Response to the Analyses of Michael Flexsenhar, Heike Omerzu, Angela Standhartinger and Cédric Brélaz," 508-522 (abstract)
• Bryan R. Dyer, "‘In the Midst of the Assembly I Will Praise You’: Hebrews 2.12 and Its Contribution to the Argument of the Epistle," 523-538 (abstract)
• William John Lyons, "What Jesus Did, Does and May Do in Future: Gospel Miracles, Human Augmentation, Transhumanism and the Future of New Testament Studies," 539-557 (abstract)
• Daniel B. Glover, "What Are the Disciples Doing around Paul? The ‘Ring-Dance’ in Acts 14.20a," 558-569 (abstract)
• Gregory R. Lanier, "‘As It Is Written’ … Where? Examining Generic Citations of Scripture in the New Testament," 570-604 (abstract)
• Travis B. Williams, "Confirming Scripture through Eyewitness Testimony (2 Peter 1.19a): Resolving a Crux Interpretum," 605-624 (abstract)

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 Journal for the Study of the New Testament 43/3 (2021)

• Jonah Bissell, "School Buildings in Mediterranean Antiquity: Notes on the Provenance of the Infancy Gospel of Thomas," 303-320 (abstract)
• Mark A. Proctor, "Conjoined Fraternal Twins: Marking Something Other than Time in Matthew 13.44-46," 321-342 (abstract)
• Philip La G. Du Toit, "Reconsidering the Salvation of Israel in Luke–Acts," 343-369 (abstract)
• Jonathan Rivett Robinson, "Jonah’s Gourd and Mark’s Gethsemane: A Study in Allegorical Messianic Intertextuality," 370-388 (abstract)
• J. Andrew Doole, "To Be ‘An Out-of-the-Synagoguer’," 389-410
• Sean du Toit, "Practising Idolatry in 1 Peter," 411-430 (abstract)

Online First: δύο ενδιαφέροντα άρθρα στο JSNT / Online First: two interesting new articles in JSNT

Το περιοδικό Journal for the Study of the New Testament, όπως κι άλλα περιοδικά, παρέχει τη δυνατότητα πρόσβασης σε άρθρα που πρόκειται να δημοσιευθούν σε προσεχή τεύχη. Διαβάστε τα δύο τελευταία των Cédric Brélaz και της Angela Standhartinger: 

• Cédric Brélaz, "The Provincial Contexts of Paul’s Imprisonments: Law Enforcement and Criminal Procedure in the Roman East"
• Angela Standhartinger, "Greetings from Prison and Greetings from Caesar’s House (Philippians 4.22): A Reconsideration of an Enigmatic Greek Expression in the Light of the Context and Setting of Philippians"

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 Journal for the Study of the New Testament 43/2 (2020)

• B.G. White, "The Varieties of Pain: Re-examining the Setting and Purpose of 2 Corinthians with Paul's λυπ- Words," 147-172 (abstract)
• Cornelis Bennema, "A Shared (Graeco-Roman) Model of Mimesis in John and Paul?" 173-193 (abstract)
• W. Gil Shin, "Internarrativity and ecce homo: A Masterplot Underlying Zechariah 6.9-15 and 1 Samuel 9.1–11.15 and its Function in John 19.1-16," 194-213 (abstract)
• Chris Kugler, "Judaism/Hellenism in Early Christology: Prepositional Metaphysics and Middle Platonic Intermediary Doctrine," 214-225 (abstract)
• Timothy A. Gabrielson, "An Early Reader of James? Ethical Parallels between the Epistle and 2 Enoch," 226-247 (abstract)
• Kyu Seop Kim, "The Concept of διαθήκη in Hebrews 9.16-17," 248-265 (abstract)
• Timothy Mitchell, "Exposing Textual Corruption: Community as a Stabilizing Aspect in the Circulation of the New Testament Writings during the Greco-Roman Era," 266-298 (abstract)

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 Journal for the Study of the New Testament  43/1 (2020)

• Julia D. Lindenlaub, "The Gospel of John as Model for Literate Authors and their Texts in Epistula Apostolorum and Apocryphon of James (NHC I,2)," 3-27 (abstract)
• Jon-Michael Carman, "Scaling Gaius and Diotrephes: Socio-economic Stratification in 1 and 3 John," 28-43 (abstract)
• Adam G. White, "Paul’s Absence from Corinth as Voluntary Exile: Reading 2 Corinthians 1.1–2.13 and 7.5-16 as a Letter from Exile," 44-66 (abstract)
• Susanne Luther, "The Authentication of the Past: Narrative Representations of History in the Gospel of John," 67-84
• Hans Förster, "Translating from Greek as Source Language? The Lasting Influence of Latin on New Testament Translation," 85-107 (abstract)
• Kevin Grasso, "A Linguistic Analysis of πίστις χριστοῦ: The Case for the Third View," 108-144

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Journal for the Study of the New Testament 42:4 (2020)

• Brigidda Bell, "The Cost of Baptism? The Case for Paul’s Ritual Compensation," 431-452 (abstract)
• John R. Levison, "1 John 3.12, Early Judaism and the Greek Life of Adam and Eve," 453-471 (abstract)
• UnChan Jung, "Paul’s Letter to Free(d) Casual Workers: Profiling the Thessalonians in Light of the Roman Economy," 472-495 (abstract)
• Jonathon Lookadoo, "The Reception of the Gospel of John in the Long Recension of Ignatius’s Letters," 496-520 (abstract)
• Nicholas J. Moore, "Sacrifice, Session and Intercession:The End of Christ’s Offering in Hebrews," 521-541 (abstract)
• David M. Moffitt, "Jesus as Interceding High Priest and Sacrifice in Hebrews: A Response to Nicholas Moore," 542-552 (abstract)

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Journal for the Study of the New Testament 42:3 (2020)

• Brittany E. Wilson, "Seeing Divine Speech: Sensory Intersections in Luke’s Birth Narrative and Beyond," 251-273 (abstract)
• Deborah Forger, "Jesus as God’s Word(s): Aurality, Epistemology and Embodiment in the Gospel of John," 274–302 (abstract)
• Robert Morgan, "Bultmann in Retrospect," 303–324 (abstract)
• Blake Wassell, "‘Doing Evil’ as Maiestas in John 18.30," 325–349 (abstract)
• Hugo Méndez, "Did the Johannine Community Exist?" 350–374
• Jeremy D. Otten, "The Bad Samaritans: The Elijah Motif in Luke 9.51-56,"  375–389 (abstract)
• Alfredo Delgado Gómez, "Get up! Be Opened!: Code-switching and Loanwords in the Gospel of Mark," 390–427 (abstract)

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Journal for the Study of the New Testament 42:2 (2019)

• Tucker S. Ferda, "Crowds, Bread and Fame: John 6.1-15 and History Revisited," 139–161 (abstract)
• Jason Robert Combs, "The Polemical Origin of Luke 6.5D: Dating Codex Bezae’s Sabbath-Worker Agraphon," 162–184 (abstract)
• Philip L. Tite, "Roman Diet and Meat Consumption: Reassessing Elite Access to Meat in 1 Corinthians 8 and 10," 185–222 (abstract)
• Alexander P. Thompson, "Laughing to the Grave and Back Again: The Humor of Acts 20.7-12," 223–236 (abstract)
• Elizabeth Smith, "Himations and Fancy Hairdos: A Note on 1 Peter 3.3," 237–241 (abstract)
• Simon Gathercole, "Judaean/Idumaean Inscriptions and New Testament Studies: A Review of Corpus Inscriptionum Iudaeae/Palaestinae IV/1-2," 242–247 (abstract)

Το τρέχον τεύχος του JSNT / The current issue of JSNT

Journal for the Study of the New Testament 42:2 (2019)

• Tucker S. Ferda, "Crowds, Bread and Fame: John 6.1-15 and History Revisited," 139-161 (abstract)
• Jason Robert Combs, "The Polemical Origin of Luke 6.5D: Dating Codex Bezae’s Sabbath-Worker Agraphon," 162-184 (abstract)
• Philip L. Tite, "Roman Diet and Meat Consumption: Reassessing Elite Access to Meat in 1 Corinthians 8 and 10," 185-222 (abstract)
• Alexander P. Thompson, "Laughing to the Grave and Back Again: The Humor of Acts 20.7-12,"  223-236 (abstract)
• Elizabeth Smith, "Himations and Fancy Hairdos: A Note on 1 Peter 3.3,"  237-241 (abstract)
• Simon Gathercole, "Judaean/Idumaean Inscriptions and New Testament Studies: A Review of Corpus Inscriptionum Iudaeae/Palaestinae IV/1-2,"  242-247 (abstract)

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Journal for the Study of the New Testament 42:1 (2019)

• Jason A. Staples, "‘Rise, Kill, and Eat’: Animals as Nations in Early Jewish Visionary Literature and Acts 10," 3-17 (abstract)
• Michael Flexsenhar, III, "The Provenance of Philippians and Why it Matters: Old Questions, New Approaches," 18-45 (abstract)
• Roberta Mazza, "Dating Early Christian Papyri: Old and New Methods – Introduction," 46-57 (abstract)
• Malcolm Choat, "Dating Papyri: Familiarity, Instinct and Guesswork," 58-83 (abstract)
• Brent Nongbri, "Palaeographic Analysis of Codices from the Early Christian Period: A Point of Method," 84-97 (abstract)
• Sarah Goler, James T. Yardley, David M. Ratzan, Roger Bagnall, Alexis Hagadorn, James McInerney, "Dating Ancient Egyptian Papyri through Raman Spectroscopy: Concept and Application to the Fragments of the Gospel of Jesus’ Wife and the Gospel of John," 98-133 (abstract)

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Journal for the Study of the New Testament 41:4 (2019)

• Kai-Hsuan Chang, "Questioning the Feasibility of the Major Synoptic Hypotheses: Scribal Memory as the Key to the Oral–Written Interface," 407-432 (abstract)
• A.D. Macdonald, "Resurrection in Mark 12: Refining the Covenant Hypothesis," 433–457 (abstract)
• Olivia Rahmsdorf, "‘You shall not wash my feet εἰς τὸν αἰῶνα’ (John 13.8): Time and Ethics in Peter’s Interactions with Jesus in the Johannine Narrative," 458-477 (abstract)
• Jason N. Yuh, "Analysing Paul’s Reference to Baptism in Galatians 3.27 through Studies of Memory, Embodiment and Ritual," 478-500 (abstract)
• J. David Woodington, "Crafting the Eschaton: The Second Death and the Lake of Fire in Revelation," 501-518 (abstract)
• Simon Butticaz, "Theologies of the New Testament in Twentieth-Century Francophone Scholarship: An Assessment of an (Absent) Tradition," 519–536 (abstract)

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Journal for the Study of the New Testament 41:3 (2019)

• Christopher D. Stanley, "Paul and Asklepios: The Greco-Roman Quest for Healing and the Mission of Paul," 279-309 (abstract)
• Max Botner, "A Sanctuary in the Heavens and the Ascension of the Son of Man: Reassessing the Logic of Jesus’ Trial in Mark 14.53-65," 310-334 (abstract)
• Shaun Gallagher, "Embodied Cognitive Science and the Person: A Comment on the Spezio–Eastman Exchange," 335-343 (abstract)
• Chee-Chiew Lee, "Rest and Victory in Revelation 14.13," 344-362 (abstract)
• Hans M. Moscicke, "The Gerasene Exorcism and Jesus’ Eschatological Expulsion of Cosmic Powers: Echoes of Second Temple Scapegoat Traditions in Mark 5.1-20," 363-383 (abstract)
• F. Gerald Downing, "Incongruous Conciliation: A Constructive Critique of John Barclay’s Paul and the Gift," 384-402 (abstract)