Biblical Theology Bulletin

Spring 2003 (33:1)	Fall 2003 (33:3)
Summer 2003 (33:2)	Winter 2003 (33:4)

Presenting the Issue: Filling Gaps in Our Systems. The Dynamics of Growth
David M. Bossman, Editor

On Scroll-Making in Ancient Jerusalem
Walter Brueggemann

Physical Space, Imagined Space, and "Lived Space" in Ancient Israel
Victor H. Matthews

When Is Theology "Biblical"? ? Some Reflections
Roland E. Murphy

Why Does the Gospel of Mark Begin as It Does?
Santiago Guijarro

BOOK REVIEW

Peter D. Quinn-Miscall, Reading Isaiah: Poetry and Vision (Westminster John Knox Press, 2001). Reviewed by John Craghan.

Presenting the Issue: Lead Us Not into Temptation
David Bossman, Editor

John's Account of Jesus' Demonstration in the Temple: Violent or Nonviolent?
Mark Bredin

Social Identity, the Virtues, and the Good Life: A New Approach to Romans 12:1--15:13
Philip Esler

The Purifying Confession of Failings Required by the Didache's Eucharistic Sacrifice
Aaron Milavec

SOFTWARE REVIEW

Bible Software Series X: Original Languages Library (Logos Research Systems, 2002).
Reviewed by Douglas E. Oakman

Special Commemorative Issue Honoring Roland E. Murphy

Presenting the Issue: A Time for Thanks Giving
David M. Bossman, Editor

Isaiah: Theses and Hypotheses
J. Clinton McCann, Jr.

Roland Murphy, the Pontifical Biblical Commission, Jews, and the Bible
Amy-Jill Levine

Roland E. Murphy, Feminist Mentor: Rightly Did the Maidens Love Him
Carole R. Fontaine

Beatrice Bruteau (ed.), Jesus Through Jewish Eyes: Rabbis and Scholars Engage an Ancient Brother in a New Conversation (John F. Craghan)

William G. Dever, Who Were the Early Israelites and Where Did They Com From? (Ralph E. Hawkins)

Mark D. Nanos (ed.), The Galatians Debate: Contemporary Issues in Rhetorical and Historical Interpretation (Richard B. Cook)

Presenting the Issue: Gainful Reappraisal
David M. Bossman, Editor

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