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PERIODICALS, COLLECTED ESSAYS, AND BRIEF NOTICES Compiled by Cynthia L. Miller tyrbo twnClb (Hebrew Linguistics). Volume 54 (June 2004) All articles are in Hebrew with English abstracts. Yael Ziv, “The Hebrew Givenness Markers nachon—“true” and lo—“no”: A Linguistic and Rhetorical Characterization, pp. 7–21; Zipora Cochavi-Rainey, “Sights—Colors—Voices—Sounds: Some Linguistic Characteristics in Barkai by Naiomi Frankel,” pp. 23–36; Zohar Livnat and Orly Kayam, “The Quotation as a Rhetorical Device in Israeli Court Judgements,” pp. 37–52; Malka Muchnik, “Morphophonemic Characteristics of Acronyms in Contemporary Hebrew,” pp. 53–66; Yosi Peretz, “Semantic Differentiation ,” pp. 67–84; Moshe A. Zipor, “Studies in Biblical and Post-Biblical Words from the Roots ¢l¢g¢r and ¢l¢k¢r,” pp. 85–95. Book review by Rivka Shemesh of Esther Borochovsky-Bar Aba, The Verb—Structure, Meaning and Use: A Study in Contemporary Hebrew, pp. 97–101. tyrbo twnClb (Hebrew Linguistics). Volume 55 (February 2005) All articles are in Hebrew with English abstracts. Arye Olman, “Did King David Have a Conscience? The History of Concept,” pp. 7–13; Rachel Hitin-Mashiah, “The Use of Directive—h and Directive l Prepositions in Modern Hebrew,” pp. 15–29; Irit Meir, “The Vulnerability of Gender Markings in Modern Hebrew Numbers,” pp. 31–42; Ute Nissim, “From Anxiety to Movement: Semantic and Syntactic Structure of the Verb ¢drj¢ in Biblical Hebrew,” pp. 43–50; Rivka Priel, “Paradigms from the Encyclopedia as Linguistic Material in Modern Hebrew Poetry,” pp. 51–65; Israel Rozenson, “‘Because of This’ (bafiavur zeh)—The Usage of the Term “This” (zeh) by the Sages,” pp. 67–81; Nurit Reich, “‘Nitla b√ilan gadol’—Study of an Idiom,” pp. 83–98. Book review by Aharon Maman of Uzzi Ornan, The Final Word— Mechanism for Hebrew Word Generation, pp. 99–105. Response by Raphael Nir to Michal Ephratt, “Wordmarks—Semiotics of Old,” Hebrew Linguistics 53 (Dec. 2003): 5–28, pp. 107–108. DAVAR LOGOS. Volume 3:2 (2004) All articles are in Spanish unless otherwise noted. English and Spanish abstracts introduce each article. Reinier de Blois, “Lexicography and Cognitive Linguistics: Hebrew Metaphors from a Cognitive Perspective,” pp. 97–116 (English); Raúl Quiroga, Hebrew Studies 46 (2005) 450 Periodicals and Collected Essays “‘Dos Sacerdotes Temerarios’: ¿Exoneración, exaltación o condenación de Nadab y Abiú? Una perspectiva contextual, comparativa y contrastante de Levítico 9:22–10:7,” pp. 117–137; Víctor Armenteros, “‘Yhwh, el Amante’: Modelos de Relación Derivados de la Simbología Matrimonial Veterotestmentaria ,” pp. 139–166; Daniel J. Rode, “‘Para Que su Iglesia Florezca’: Factores que Promueven el Crecimiento de Iglesia. Parte V,” pp. 167–193. Book reviews, pp. 195–214. DAVAR LOGOS. Volume 4:1 (2005) All articles are in Spanish unless otherwise noted. English and Spanish abstracts introduce each article. Allan Bornapé, “El Problema del MRrEj en el Pentateuco y su Dimensión Ritual,” pp. 1–16; Ferdinand O. Regalado, “The Meaning of a;Dd◊zAa in Daniel 2:5, 8 and Its Implications for Nebuchadnezzar’s Dream,” pp. 17–37 (English); Rubén R. Otto, “La Misión Posbautismal de la Iglesia Expresada en los Verbos sthri¿zw y bebaio¿w,” pp. 39–48; Miguel Ángel Núñez, “Relevancia y Pertinencia Actual de la Teología de la Liberación,” pp. 49–63; Gerald A. Klingbeil, “El Escritorio Digital: Software Esencial para el Quehacer Teológico,” pp. 65–80. Book reviews, pp. 81–98. THEOLOGIKA. Volume 19:1 (2004) All articles are in Spanish with Spanish, English, and German abstracts. Walter M. Booth, “Are the Days of Genesis 1 Literal or Not?” pp. 2–41; Teófilo Correa, “The Searching that Gives Life: An Exegetical Proposal of Amos 5:4–8,” pp. 42–77; Enrique Treiyer, “Fire from Heaven and the Mark of the Beast: An Exegetical Study of Apo 13:11–18,” pp. 78–101; Daniel O. Plenk, “Taking a Look to the Bhagavad-gîtâ,” pp. 102–123; Douglas Waterhouse, “Who are the Habiru of the Amarna Letters?” pp. 124–147. Book Reviews, pp. 148–158. THEOLOGIKA. Volume 19:2 (2004) All articles are in Spanish with Spanish, English, and German abstracts. Carlos Mora, “A Worship Pattern for Our Days...

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