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Volume 129, Issue 4

Winter 2010

ISSN 0021-9231

EISSN 1934-3876

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Esther and Benjaminite Royalty: A Study in Inner-Biblical Allusion

YITZHAK BERGER

Ben Sira and the Giants of the Land: A Note on Ben Sira 16:7

MATTHEW J. GOFF

When Did Angels Become Demons?

DALE BASIL MARTIN

A Rabbinic Satire on the Last Judgment

AARON AMIT

The Life of Aesop and the Gospel of Mark: Two Ancient Approaches to Elite Values

DAVID F. WATSON

Audience Inclusion and Exclusion as Rhetorical Technique in the Gospel of Mark

STEPHEN P. AHEARNE-KROLL

"Stretch Out Your Hand!" Echo and Metalepsis in Mark’s Sabbath Healing Controversy

KURT QUELLER

Mark’s Empty Tomb and Other Translation Fables in Classical Antiquity

RICHARD C. MILLER

"Do You Love Me?" A Narrative-Critical Reappraisal of ἀγαπάω and φιλέω in John 21:15–17

DAVID SHEPHERD

A Note on Papias’s Knowledge of the Fourth Gospel

JAKE H. O’CONNELL

Succeeding Judas: Exegesis in Acts 1:15–26

TZVI NOVICK

Revelation 5:1 and 10:2a, 8–10 in the Earliest Greek Tradition: A Response to Richard Bauckham

LESLIE BAYNES

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