Talebearers, Peddlers, Spies, and Converts: The Adventures of the Biblical and Post-Biblical Roots רגל and רכל
pp. 129-144
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Direct Speech in Non-Literary Texts: A Possible Source of Information on the Early Character of Spoken Hebrew?
pp. 169-196
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Introductory Remarks: Historical Linguistics and the Dating of Hebrew Texts ca. 1000-300 B.C.E.
pp. 321-326
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The Origins of Biblical Monotheism: Israel's Polytheistic Background and the Ugaritic Texts (review)
pp. 397-401
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Inicios, Paradigmas y Fundamentos: Estudios Teológicos y Exegéticos en el Pentateuco (review)
pp. 402-405
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Retelling the Torah: The Deuteronomistic Historian's Use of the Tetrateuchal Narratives (review)
pp. 405-407
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Love and Violence: Marriage as Metaphor for the Relationship between YHWH and Israel in the Prophetic Books (review)
pp. 407-409
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A Medieval Translation of the Latter Prophets into Iraqi and Syrian Judaeo-Arabic, Book 1: Isaiah and Jeremiah (review)
pp. 410-413
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Developments in Genre Between Post-Exilic Penitential Prayers and the Psalms of Communal Lament (review)
pp. 425-427
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You have not Spoken What is Right About Me: Intertextuality and the Book of Job (review)
pp. 427-430
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Targum and Translation: A Reconsideration of the Qumran Aramaic Version of Job (review)
pp. 430-433
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The End of the Alpha Text of Esther: Translation and Narrative Technique In MT 8:1-17, LXX 8:1-17 and AT 7:14-41 (review)
pp. 433-437
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