Biblical Interpretation

Celebrating the use of Internet Resources By Mark Goodacre on September 2009

Watch Your Language! By Philip R Davies on August 2009

Biblical Archaeology and the Politics of Nation Building By Thomas L. Thompson on August 2009

On Scholarly Conduct By Mark Goodacre on July 2009

On Those We Influence By Thomas L. Thompson on July 2009

The Bible and the Religious Right By Roland Boer on April 2009

The Bible and Public Education: Recent Developments By Mark Chancey on April 2009

The Freedom of the Christian Theologian: Reflections on a Historical Predicament By R. Joseph Hoffmann on April 2009

Biblical History and Cultural Memory By Philip Davies on April 2009

Israel and Its Neighbors Then and Now: Revisionist History and the Quest for History in the Middle East Today By Eric M. Meyers on March 2009

Academics, Biblical Studies, and "The Man on the Street": Whither Biblical Studies on the Web? By Jim West on October 2008

What is Wrong With the Church? By Jay Williams on October 2008

The Revised Curriculum of the National Council on Bible Curriculum in Public Schools By Mark A. Chancey on October 2005

History of Biblical Interpretation in the Christian Church By John Sandys-Wunsch on September 2005

Jonah and Genre By Steven McKenzie on September 2005

Coming Soon to a School District Near You? The National Council on Bible Curriculum in Public Schools By Mark Chancey on September 2005

Help Protect the Bible and Our Public Schools By Mark A. Chancey on June 2005

Do We Need Biblical Scholars? By Philip Davies on June 2005

The Fundamentals, Higher Criticism and Archaeology By Mark Elliot on June 2005

Creating Biblical Figures By Thomas L. Thompson on May 2005

Assyriology and Biblical Studies: Time for Reassessment? By Bill T. Arnold on May 2005

The Copenhagen Boomerang: Deadly Weapon or the Retrieval of A Forgotten Truth By Jim West on April 2005

The Critical Danes and History: How to Avoid Being Hit by the Boomerang from Copenhagen By Jens Bruun Kofoed on April 2005

Conservative Scholarship-Critical Scholarship: Can We Talk? By V. Philips Long on March 2005

Conservative Scholarship-Critical Scholarship: Can We Talk? By V. Philips Long on March 2005

What Do We Learn About the Bible From Studying the History of Its Interpretation? By William Yarchin on February 2005

The Use and Abuse of Ancient Conflicts in the Modern Battle for Jerusalem By Eric H. Cline, Ph.D. on September 2004

K. A. Kitchen and Minimalism By Charles David Isbell on July 2004

How the Bible Became a Book (Cambridge University Press, 2004) By William M. Schniedewind on March 2004

A Personal and Social Transformation through Scripture By Walter Wink on February 2004

How Post-Modernism (and W. F. Albright) Can Save Us from Malarkey By Robert D. Miller II on October 2003

Conservative Scholarship-Critical Scholarship: Or How Did We Get Caught by This Bogus Discussion By Niels Peter Lemche on September 2003

"History" and "Writing" By Charles David Isbell on August 2003

Final Comments on Minimalism By Philip Davies on June 2003

(Perhaps the) Last Comments on the Davies-Dever Exchange By Iain Provan on June 2003

More Comments on the Davies-Dever Exchange By Charles David Isbell on April 2003

Engaging Biblical Women By Lillian Klein on March 2003

Updates on the Ossuary of Ya'acob bar Yosef and the Temple Tablet By Rochelle I. Altman on March 2003

Comments on the Davies-Dever Exchange By Norman K. Gottwald on January 2003

Contra Davies By William G. Dever on January 2003

The Modern Destruction of the Temple Mount By Richard Benkin on January 2003

Biblical Scholarship In Public Discourse By Norman K. Gottwald on December 2002

Minimalism, "Ancient Israel," and Anti-Semitism By Philip Davies on January 2002

A History of Biblical Interpretation Volume I: the Ancient Period By Alan J. Hauser and Duane F. Watson on January 2002

The Jewish Messiahs (Oxford University Press, 2001) By Harris Lenowitz on June 2001

The Social Visions of the Hebrew Bible By J. David Pleins on May 2001

Reading Biblical Texts: Truth, Fact, and Myth By James W. Aageson on May 2001

Old Testament, New Hatreds: The Hebrew Bible and Antisemitism in Nazi Germany By Doris L. Bergen on March 2001

Karen Armstrong's Jerusalem--One City, Three Faiths By Norman Golb on March 2001

A view from Copenhagen: Israel and the History of Palestine By Thomas L. Thompson on March 2001