American Journal of Biblical Theology.


Mar 01, 2026	Volume 27. Copyright ^(C) 2026. All rights reserved. A refereed, weekly, open-access journal, now in its twenty-seventh year.
Volume 27 Number 9

	Weekly Bible Study Click on the link below for a printer-friendly version of this week's Bible commentary. These studies may be used for personal study, or reproduced for use in a small-group study. Any other reproductions require the permission of the publisher. Click on the book cover on the left to purchase the book. Revelation 3:1-6, 14-22. Faithfulness Abandoned.
	Theological Research Peer-reviewed articles that explore many of the doctrines and issues concerning the biblical narrative. Visit the Archives. To submit an article, see Submission Instructions.
03/01/26	27(9)	How to Contextualize the Bible: is it Impossible to Please God Without Faith? (Hebrews 11:1-16). Ashenafi, Agegnehu
02/22/26	27(8)	In the Image of Marduk? Reconsidering the Influence of Mesopotamian Myths on the Imago Dei Doctrine. Edwards, Dan T.
02/15/26	27(7)	The Retoration of Israel in the Book of Daniel: Historical Tradition and Modern Approaches. Bessonov, Igor
02/08/26	27(6)	A Theological Appraisal of Redemption and its Implications in Contemporary Missions. Adegboye, Olusegun A.
02/01/26	27(5)	Theological Education and Accreditation: A Critique and Proposal. Burgos, Mark R.
01/25/26	27(4)	Thanatology: Patristic Views on Death. Osenbaugh, Scott E.
01/18/26	27(3)	Exegetical and Hermeneutical Analysis of Genesis 2 and the Relevant Accompanying Leadership Theories. Oten, Devin
01/11/26	27(2)	Justification in Philippians 3:9: By Faith in Christ or By Christ�s Faithfulness?. Aidoo, Emmanuel Y.A.

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