Journal for the Study of the Old Testament Issues 87-91, 2000.

Octavo, green library cloth, original paper covers bound in, 128, 128, 250, 128, 128 pp., indexes Articles in issue 87 are "The Exodus Motif in 1 Kings 1-14," Aamos Frisch, "Of Pharaohs and Kings - Whence the Exodus?" Michael D. Oblath, "The Land of Milk and Honey," Etan Levine, "The Nose Knows: Bodily Knowing in Isaiah 11.3," Ian D. Ritchie, "Hagar Requited," Ramela Tamarkin Reis, "Storm and the Message of Job," Alex Luc, "Who is 'This' in 'Who is this.?' (Job 38.2)? A Response to Karl G. Wilcox," John J. Bimson.Articles in isue 88 are "The Significance of Circumcision," John Goldingay, "Vision and Voice in Isaiah," Francis Landy, "Judges 18 as an Anti-Spy Story in the Context of an Anti-Conquest Story: The Creative Usage of Literary Genres," Uwe F.W. Bauer, "Towards the Ur-Text of Esther," Lisbeth S. Fried, "Does H Advocate the Centralization of Worship?" Jacob Milgrom, "Retribution and Revival: Theological Theory, Religious Praxis, and the Future in Chronicles," Donald F. Murray, "Guarding the Parents' Honur - Deuteronomy 21.18-21," Anselm C. Hagedorn.Issue 89 is the Booklist for 2000.Articles in Issue 90 are "A Note on Hezekiah's Tunnel and the Siloam Inscription," Avraham Faust, "Under the Influence: Trust and Risk in Biblical Family Drinking," Carey Ellen Walsh, "Tragedy in the Courts of the Lord: A Socio-Literary Reading of the Death of Nadab and Abihu," Walter Houston, "Sexual Offences in Genesis," James E. Miller, "Amos Among the 'Dead Prophers Society': Re-Reading the Lion's Roar," Kames R. Linville, "The Hebrew Book of Changes: Reflections on hakkol hebel and lakkol zeman in Ecclesiastes," John Jarick, "The Difficulty of Thinking in Greek and Speaking in Hebrew (Qoheleth 3.18, 4.13-16; 5.8)," Alain Buhlman, "The Song of Protest: Reassessing the Song of Songs," Jannie H. Hunter.Articles in issue 91 are "Beetlemania of Bygone Times," Meir Lubetski, "Land, Slave Labor and Law: Engaging Ancient Israel's Economy," Zipporah G. Glass, "The Other Side of the Jabbok: Genesis 32 as a Fiasco of Patriarchy," Serge Frolov, "The Song of Deborah: A Structural and Literary Consideration," Mark A. Vincent, "Messngers in Isaiah and the Twelve: Implications for Reading Prophetic Books," Edgar W. Conrad, "The Rhetoric of Social Conscience in the Bookm of Job," Geoffrey J. Aimers, "Elisha and the Woman of Shunem: 2 Kings 4.8-37 and 8.1-6 Read in Conjunction," Mark Roncace. …