The latest articles from of the Journal for the Study of the New Testament are available now. Here is a list of the articles and links to abstracts. The articles by Meyer and Finegan are open access.
Drinking in the Kingdom: The Last Supper ‘Vow’ of Jesus and His Death in the Synoptic Gospels
Michael Patrick Barber
Through a Glass Darkly: Pedagogical Potentials in the 2024 Survey of Pauline Studies
Zen Hess and Bruce W. Longenecker
Redescribing the Pauline Corpus as a Pseudonymous Collection of the Second Century
Nina E. Livesey
Flipping the Script in Phil. 2.6b: Setting ἁρπαγµός in the Religious Context of First Century Philippi
Matthew W. Meyer
The Gerasene Pericope and Disability Studies: Irony, Empire, and (In)complete Reintegration in Mk 5.1–20
Agnieszka B. Ziemińska
‘Daughter, Your Faith Has Saved You’: The Salvation of St. Veronica
Abigail Rose Thompson
Simon Peter’s Wife in (and out of) Early Christian Writings
Noel Cheong
‘Better Than I Ever Was’: ‘Not Enslaved’ as a Higher Status in 1 Corinthians 7.15
A. Andrew Das
Specifying πορνεία in Matthew 5.32 and 19.9 via Overlooked Contextualization
Thomas Finegan
Mark 8.24—An Apocalyptic Vision?
Mateusz Kusio
A Common Reading of Gen. 2.7? The Case of the Anthropologies of Philo, Paul, and the Gospel of John
Daniel Jackson
Some Problems with John C. Poirier’s ‘Two(-and-a-Half) Problems’
Jonathan Rowlands
What Meaning Is, and Why That’s the Case: Responding to Rowlands’s Further Remarks
John C. Poirie
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