Journal of Biblical Literature 137:1

Volume 137:1 of the Journal of Biblical Literature is now out. Here is a list of the articles with links to abstracts.

The Meanings of the Book of Job
Michael V. Fox
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The Impact of Siege Warfare on Biblical Conceptualizations of YHWH
Elizabeth Bloch-Smith
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Double Trouble: Counting the Cost of Jephthah
Robin Baker
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2 Kings 6:24–30: A Case of Unintentional Elimination Killing
Kristine Garroway
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Transformations in Translation: An Examination of the Septuagint Rendering of Hebrew Wordplay in the Fourth Book of the Psalter
Elizabeth Backfish
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A Call to Law: The Septuagint of Isaiah 8 and Gentile Law Observance
Alex P. Douglas
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The End of Exile: The Reception of Jeremiah’s Prediction of a Seventy-Year Exile
Steven M. Bryan
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The Elijah Forerunner Concept as an Authentic Jewish Expectation
Anthony Ferguson
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A Tense Discussion: Rethinking the Grammaticalization of Time in Greek Indicative Verbs
Timothy Brookins
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A Greek Papyrus Fragment with a Citation of Matthew 1:20
Brice C. Jones
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The Question of Punctuation in John 1:3–4: Arguments from Ancient Colometry
Dan Nässelqvist
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How Jewish Is God? Divine Ethnicity in Paul’s Theology
Paula Fredriksen
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Subsistence, Swapping, and Paul’s Rhetoric of Generosity
Ryan S. Schellenberg
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Is There a Kenosis in This Text? Rereading Philippians 3:2–11 in the Light of the Christ Hymn
Dorothea Bertschmann
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