Journal of Biblical Literature 139/3

Journal of Biblical Literature Volume 139, Issue 3 — September 2020 is now available online (free to SBL members). Abstracts are linked below. To read full articles online, log in to the SBL website with your email address and password, then click on the "Go to JSTOR" link near the top of the page. To subscribe to the print edition of JBL or to recommend JBL to your institutional library, click here. The print edition of JBL 139.3 was mailed last week. ISSN: 0021-9231; EISSN 1934-3876 Contents Contradictions, Culture Gaps, and Narrative Gaps in the Joseph Story Richard C. Steiner The Rhetoric of Condemnation in the Book of Job Lance Hawley "Woe Is Me!": The Book of Jeremiah and the Language of Despair Samuel Hildebrandt The Animalistic Nebuchadnezzar and the Heroic Encounter: Daniel 4:30 Iconographically Revisited Brian Charles DiPalma Yedaniah's Identity as Priest or Layperson and the Rhetoric of the Letter from the Judean Garrison of Elephantine to Bagavahya Nathan Hays Rethinking Luke 10: The Parable of the Good Samaritan Israelite Matthew Chalmers Imperial Divine Honors in Julio-Claudian Thessalonica and the Thessalonian Correspondence D. Clint Burnett Papias's Prologue and the Probability of Parallels Nevin Climenhaga JBL Forum: Biblical Studies in a Pandemic The JBL Forum, an Occasional Exchange: Biblical Studies in a Pandemic Mark G. Brett and Susan E. Hylen Biblical Studies, COVID-19, and Our Response to Growing Inequality Roger S. Nam Reading the Book of Job in the Pandemic Ying Zhang Teaching Biblical Studies in a Pandemic: India Monica Jyotsna Melanchthon and Mothy Varkey The Unpleasant Sight: Vulnerability and Bodily Fragmentation Annette Weissenrieder Scripturalizing the Pandemic Jacqueline M. Hidalgo