Preliminary Report of the 2015 Jezreel Expedition Field Season By Norma Franklin and Jennie Ebeling on
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Survey on Field Safety (2015): Middle East, North Africa, and the Mediterranean Basin By Beth Alpert Nakhai on
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Children in the Gospels By Sharon Betsworth on
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Did Jesus Speak Greek? By G. Scott Gleaves on
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The Before and Afterlife of “Manifest Destiny”: Colonizing Jesus, Judaism, and Native America By Simon J. Joseph on
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Convincing Early Christians: The Rhetoric of Paul By Jerry L. Sumney on
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Although de Vaux Was a Divine, He Was Not Infallible By David Stacey on
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Mythicism and the Making of Mark By James F. McGrath on
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Critical Questions for the Early High Christology Club By Michael Kok on
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Why Academic Biblical Scholars Must Fight Creationism By Hector Avalos on
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Heresy in Earliest Christianity By Robert M. Royalty on
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Emic or Etic? Interpreting the Hebrew Scriptures By Charles David Isbell on
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Reconstructing 4Q208–4Q209 as an Astronomical Artefact By Helen R. Jacobus on
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Sir Leonard Woolley and Ur of the Chaldees By Harriet Crawford on
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Composite “Herod” in Luke-Acts By Frank Dicken on
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The Bible and Ancient Philosophy in Greek Synagogal Prayers By Pieter W. van der Horst on
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Gender-bending in the Bible By Amy Kalmanofsky on
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Why Losing Adam & Eve is So Hard By Karl Giberson on
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On Jesus, the Essenes, and the Anxiety of Influence By Simon J. Joseph on
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The enduring value of frontier dynamics in the study of the southern Levant and questions pertaining to the emergence of Israel By Tom Petter on
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Do Christians Have to Keep the Torah? The Cases of Matthew and Luke-Acts By Isaac W. Oliver on
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The James Ossuary in Talpiot : More about Probability By Jerry Lutgen on
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Making Room for Japheth – A Hellenistic Bible? By Thomas L. Thompson and Philippe Wajdenbaum on
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Once Again, the Power of Disconfirmation By James Constantine Hanges on
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“Nostra Aetate” at 50 (Essay #1 of 2): Is Lay Jews’ Ardor Stalling Out? By Michael J. Cook on
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Second Criticality— An Interdisciplinary Approach to the New Testament and its Contexts By Paul N. Anderson on
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The Serpent in the Garden of Eden and its Background By John Day on
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Memory and History: A Return to Something Meaningful By Niels Peter Lemche on
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Tel Burna – The Late Bronze and Iron Age Remains after Five Seasons By Chris McKinny, Deborah Cassuto, and Itzhaq Shai on
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Genre Matters: What Kind of Bioi are the Canonical Gospels? By Justin Marc Smith on
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Memory and the Knowledge of Things Past By Daniel Pioske on
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Ancient Israel’s History : An Introduction to Issues and Sources By Edited By Bill T. Arnold and Richard S. Hess on
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The CNN Shroud of Turin By Antonio Lombatti on
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A Narrative Argument that the Teacher of Righteousness was Hyrcanus II By Greg Doudna on
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Teaching Jewish Studies, Hebrew Scriptures, and the Historical Jesus in the Context of Jewish Studies at a Two-Year Public College By Zev Garber on
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Let’s Talk about Lost Gospels: A Reflection on the Priorities of a Scholarly Discourse By James Constantine Hanges on
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Israelite Women as “Ritual Experts”: Orthodoxy or Orthopraxis? By William G. Dever on
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CNN’s ‘Finding Jesus’: the ‘James Ossuary’ By Jim West on
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Biblical Studies and Theology: A Rapprochement By C.L. Crouch on
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Fatal Attraction: Obsession, Aversion, and the Femme Fatale of Ancient Judah By Erin Darby on
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Full House: Idumaean Preeminence in the Court of Judaea By Adam Kolman Marshak on
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The Sacred Economy of Ancient Israel By Roland Boer on
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Why Is There a Bible and What Do Women Have To Do With It? Gender, Ben Sira, and the Canon By Claudia V. Camp on
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A Teaching Moment Courtesy of Newsweek By Jason David BeDuhn on
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Aramaic, the English of the Levant in Antiquity By Holger Gzella on
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‘On Interdisciplinarity in Biblical Studies’ By C.L. Crouch on
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1177 BC: The Collapse of Civilizations and the Rise of Ancient Israel and Philistia By Eric H. Cline on
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Notes on Eric H. Cline, 1177: The Year Civilization Collapsed By Niels Peter Lemche on
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Paul – the Promoter of Christianity By Gerd Lüdemann on
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Also the Narratives of Israel are a Palestinian Heritage By Thomas L. Thompson on
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