Journal of Biblical Literature

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  Año 2015, Vol. 134, Número 3

  • The "Journal of Biblical Literature" and the critical investigation of the Bible

    Adele Reinhartz

    págs. 457-470

    

  • The Three Bodies of God in the Hebrew Bible

    Mark S. Smith

    págs. 471-488

    

  • Pigs, purity, and patrilineality: the multiparity of swine and its problems for biblical ritual and gender construction

    Nicole J. Ruane

    págs. 489-504

    

  • The curious cade of תמצ and ανατολή: an inquiry into septuagint translation patterns

    Gregory R. Lanier

    págs. 505-527

    

  • Naboth's vineyard after Mari and Amarna

    Anne M. Kitz

    págs. 529-545

    

  • The Creation Motif in Psalm 74:12-14? A reappraisal of the Theory of the Dragon Myth

    David Tsumura

    págs. 547-555

    

  • The Book of Job in ritual perspective

    David A. Lambert

    págs. 557-575

    

  • Redactional intentions of MT Jeremiah concerning the Oracles against the Nations

    Kwon Chae Moon

    págs. 577-593

    

  • Torah for the man who has everything: "do not defraud" in Mark 10:19

    Michael Peppard

    págs. 595-604

    

  • Killing as piety? Exploring ideological context shaping the Gospel of John

    Jason J. Ripley

    págs. 605-635

    

  • Why should a "Law-Free" Mission Mean a "Law-Free" apostle?

    Paula Fredriksen

    págs. 637-650

    

  • Social and ethical concern in the Interpretation of Knowledge (NHC XI 1): a rhetorical analysis of Interp. Know. 20.36-38

    Philip L. Tite

    págs. 651-673