Articles

Achtemeier, Paul J., John H. Elliott, 1 Peter: An Appreciation 150–53
Aguilar, Mario I., Time, Communion, and Ancestry in African Biblical Interpretation 129–44
Bossman, David M., Presenting the Issue: Imagined
 History 2–3
________. Presenting the Issue: Leland J. White— A Challenging Legacy 42–43
________. Presenting the Issue: Text, Context, and Liberation 114-115
________. Presenting the Issue: A Confusion of Myths 158-160
Brunett, Alex J., Tribute to Leland White 48
Cahill, Michael J., Drinking Blood at a Kosher Eucharist? The Sound of Scholarly Silence 168-182
Connor, George E., Covenants and Criticism: Deuteronomy and the American Founding 4–10
Cook, Richard B., Paul and the Victims of His Persecution: The Opponents in Galatia 183-192
Elliott, John H., Jesus Was Not an Egalitarian. A Critique of an Anachronistic and Idealist Theory 75–91
Leeb, Carolyn, The Widow: Homeless and Post–Menopausal 160-162
Leland J. White—A Biographical Sketch 44–47
Love, Stuart L., Jesus, Healer of the Canaanite Woman’s Daughter in Matthew’s Gospel:
 A Social-Scientific Inquiry 11–20
Lygre, John G., Of What Charges? (Luke 16:1–2) 21–28
Malina, Bruce J., Exegetical Eschatology, The Peasant Present and the Final Discourse Genre: The Case of Mark 13 49–59
Murphy, Roland E., The Biblical Commission, the Jews, and Scripture 145–49
________. Theologies of the Old Testament 163-167
Neyrey, Jerome H., Spaces and Places, Whence and Whither, Homes and Rooms: “Territoriality” in the Fourth Gospel 60–74
Osiek, Carolyn, The Bride of Christ (Ephesians 5:22–33): A Problematic Wedding 29–39
Pilch, John J., Interpreting the Bible with the Value Orientations Model: History and Prospects 92–99
Sanders, James A., The Family in the Bible 117–28
Sloyan, Gerard S., “Thus Faith Comes from What Is Heard” (Romans 10:17): How Much of the Bible Do People Hear? 100–06
 

Book Reviews

Beattie Jung, Patricia, & Joseph Andrew Coray, eds., SEXUAL DIVERSITY AND
 CATHOLICISM: TOWARD THE DEVELOPMENT OF MORAL THEOLOGY (T. Salzmann) 40
Carson, D. A., Peter T. O’Brien, & Mark A. Seifrid, JUSTIFICATION AND VARIEGATED
 NOMISM, VOL. I: THE COMPLEXITIES OF SECOND TEMPLE JUDAISM (J. A. Sanders) 154
Dever, William G., WHAT DID THE BIBLICAL WRITERS KNOW AND WHEN DID THEY
 KNOW IT?(J. B. Burns) 107–08
Heil, John-Paul, THE TRANSFIGURATION OF JESUS: NARRATIVE MEANING AND FUNCTION
 OF MARK 9:2–8, MATTHEW 17:1–8, AND LUKE 9:28–36 (J. F. Craghan) 108–09
Lang, Bernhard, THE HEBREW GOD: PORTRAITOF AN ANCIENT DEITY (R. Gnuse)
Perdue, Leo G., ed., THE BLACKWELL COMPANION TO THE HEBREW BIBLE (T. R. Hobbs) 109–10
Van Aarde, Andries, FATHERLESS IN GALILEE:JESUS AS A CHILD OF GOD (R. L. Mowery) 107

Reviewers

Burns, John Barclay: Dever, What Did the Biblical Writers Know and When
 Did They Know It? 107–08
Craghan, John F.: Heil, The Transfiguration of Jesus: Narrative Meaning and
 Function of Mark 9:2–8, Matthew 17:1–8, and Luke 9:28–36 108–09
Gnuse, Robert: Lang, The Hebrew God: Portrait of an Ancient Deity
Hobbs, T. Raymond: Perdue (ed.), The Blackwell Companion to the Hebrew
 Bible (T. R. Hobbs) 109–10
Mowery, Robert L.: Van Aarde, Fatherless in Galilee: Jesus as a Child of God 107
Salzmann, Todd: Beattie Jung & Coray (eds.), Sexual Diversity and Catholicism: Toward the Development of Moral Theology 40
Sanders, James A.: Carson, O’Brien, & Seifrid, Justification and Variegated Nomism,
Vol. I: The Complexities of Second Temple Judaism  154