Journal for the Study of the Old Testament Issues 97, March 2002 (Volume 25.3; Issue 98, June 2002 (Volume 26.4); Issue 99, June 2002 (Volume 26.5).

Octavo, green library cloth, original paper covers bound in, 128, 128, 272 pp., indexes Articles in issue 97 are "The Birth Narrative as Female Counterpart to Covenant," R.H. Jarrell, "Singluar Address in the Deuteronomic Law and the Politics of Legal Administration," J.G. MCConville, "The Days of the Judges: When Men and Women Were Animals and Trees Were Kings," Sandra Scham, "Fragmentation of Reader Focus in the Preamble to Battle in Judges 6.1-7.14," Bernon Lee, "The Book of Job as Ployphonic Text," Carol A. Newson, "Isaiah: A Book without an Ending?" Ronald E. Clements.Articles in Issue 98 are "A Critical Binarism: Source Criticism and Decomstructive Criticism," Daniel B. Mathewson, "Lot's Daughters and Tamar as Tricksters and the Patriarchal Narratives as Feminist Theology," Melissa Jackson, "Divestiture, Deception, and Demotion: The Garment Motif in Genesis 37-39," John R. Huddleston, "Yahweh's Honor at Stake: A Divine Conundrum," David A. Glatt-Gilad, "An Integrated Reading of Psalms 1 and 2," Robert Cole, "Let there be Darkness: Continuity and Discontinuity in the 'Curse' of Job 3," Valerie Forstman Pettys, "Qohelet and 'Heretic' Harpers' Songs," Stefan Fischer.Articles in issue 99 is the booklist for the year.