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The Journal of Theological Studies 63, no. 2 includes several articles of note.

[caption id="" align=“alignright” width=“100” caption=“The Journal of Theological Studies (Photo credit: Wikipedia)”] [/caption] The latest issue of the Journal of Theological Studies includes: Joanna Collicutt, “Bringing the Academic Discipline of Psychology to Bear on the Study of the Bible” Charlotte Hempel, “Who Is Making Dinner at Qumran?” Jonathan Knight, “The Origin and Significance of the Angelomorphic Christology in the Ascension of Isaiah” Suzanne Watts Henderson, “Discipleship after the Resurrection: Scribal Hermeneutics in the Longer Ending of Mark” P. Lorraine Buck, “Voluntary Martyrdom Revisited” Geoffrey D. Dunn, “Innocent I’s Letter to Lawrence: Photinians, Bonosians, and the Defensores Ecclesiae” Markus Vinzent, “Questions on the Attributes (of God): Four Rediscovered Parisian Questions of Meister Eckhart” Andrew Ter Ern Loke, “Sanday’s Christology Revisited” ...

The latest issue of the Journal of Theological Studies includes: Anselm C. Hagedorn, “When Did Zephaniah Become a Supporter of Josiah’s Reform?” Markus Bockmuehl, “The Son of David and his Mother” Brian J. Wright and Tim Ricchuiti, “From ‘God’ (ΘΕΟΣ) to ‘God’ (ΝΟΥΤΕ): A New Discussion and Proposal Regarding John 1:1C and the Sahidic Coptic Version of the New Testament” James P. Ware, “Law, Christ, and Covenant: Paul’s Theology of the Law in Romans 3:19–20” Bradly S. Billings, “From House Church to Tenement Church: Domestic Space and the Development of Early Urban Christianity—The Example of Ephesus” Stephen J. Shoemaker, “Mary at the Cross, East and West: Maternal Compassion and Affective Piety in the Earliest Life of the Virgin and the High Middle Ages” T. L. Holtzen, “Sacramental Causality in Hooker’s Eucharistic Theology”