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001A 5 Isaiah 2:1-5 Isa 2:4 62 (2000) #4 670
Adrian M. Leske, "Context and Meaning of Zechariah 9:9”

Isaiah 2 64 (2002) #1 41.
Brian Britt, "Prophetic Concealment in a Biblical Type Scene”

Isaiah 2 55 (1993) #1 16.
Richard J. Clifford, S.J., "The Unity of the Book of Isaiah and Its Cosmogonic Language”

Isaiah 2—3 64 (2002) # 4 653, 671, 672.
Paul R. Raabe, "The Particularizing of Universal Judgment in Prophetic Discourse”

Isaiah 2:1-4
Richard Clifford, S.J. and Khaled Anatolois, "Christian Salvation: Biblical and Theological
Perspectives"
Theological Studies, Vol. 66, No. 4 (December 2005) 747, 763.

Isaiah 2:1-4 68 (2006) #2 284.
Charles H. Cosgrove, "Did Paul Value Ethnicity?"

Isaiah 2:2-4 69 (2007) #3 555.
Marvin A. Sweeney, review of Stefan Ark Nitsche, Ein dramatischer Text: Die Frage nach den Genres
prophetischer Literatur des Alten Testaments und die Textgraphik der grossen Jesajarolle aus
Qumran

Isaiah 2:2-4 70 (2008) #2 249.
Matthew J. Lynch, "Zion's Warrior and the Nations: Isaiah 59:15-b—63:6 in Isaiah's Zion Traditions"

Isa 2:2 72 (2010) #1 127.
John T. Willis, review of Paul L. Redditt, Introduction to the Prophets

Isaiah 2:2-4 73 (2011) #1 119.
H. G. M. Williamson, review of Rodrigo Franklin De Sousa, Eschatology and Messianism in LXX
Isaiah 1—12
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Isaiah 2:2-4 73 (2011) #3 601.
Michael B. Shepherd, review of Winfried Vogel, The Cultic Motif in the Book of Daniel

Isaiah 2:2-5 75 (2013) #2 383.
Erik M. Heen, review of James P. Ware, Paul and the Mission of the Church: Philippians in Ancient
Jewish Context

Isaiah 2:2-3 75 (2013) #4 791.
Martin C. Albl, review of Simon David Butticaz, L’identité de l’église dans les Acts des Apôtres: De la
restauration d’Israël à la conquête universelle

Isaiah 2:4 78 (2016) #1 132.
H. G. M. Williamson, review of Andrew T. Abernethy, Eating in Isaiah: Approaching the Role of Food
and Drink in Isaiah’s Structure and Message

6 Psalm 122:5 67 (2005) #2 237.
Psalm 122:1-2, 3-4, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9
Melody D. Knowles, "The Flexible Rhetoric of Retelling: The Choice of David in the Texts of the
Psalms"

Psalm 122:5 75 (2013) #2 247, 250.
Gianni Barbiero, “Psalm 132: A Prayer of `Solomon’”

7 Romans 13:11-14 Rom 13:14 63 (2001) #1 21
Charles H. Talbert, "Paul, Judaism, and the Revisionists“

Rom 13:11-14 62 (2000) #1 67 ff.
Robert A. J. Gagnon, "Why the `Weak’ at Rome Cannot Be Non-Christian Jews”

Rom 13:14 68 (2006) #1 147, 148.
Robert H. Gundry, review of Jung Hoon Kim, The Significance of Clothing Imagery in the Pauline
Corpus

Rom 13:11-14 70 (2008) #2 394.
K. K. (Khiok-khng) Yeo, review of S. Sobanaraj, Diversity in Paul's Eschatology: Paul's View on the
Parousia and Bodily Resurrection

Rom 13:1 71 (2009) #3 648.
Yung Suk Kim, review of Sion Kim, Christ and Caesar: The Gospel and the Roman Empire in the
Writings of Paul and Luke

Rom 13:14
William F. Murphy Jr., “Revisiting Contraception: An Integrated Approach in Light of the Renewal of
Thomistic Virtue Ethics”
Theological Studies, Vol. 72, No. 4 (December 2011) 827.
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Romans 13:14
David G. Schultenover, S.J., review of Roger Haight, Christian Spirituality for Seekers: Reflections on
the Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius Loyola
Theological Studies, Vol. 74, No. 4 (December 2013) 1032.

Rom 13:11-14 76 (2014) #4 701.
Robert L. Foster, “The Justice of the Gentiles: Revisiting the Purpose of Romans”

Rom 13:12 78 (2016) #1 518.
Troy W. Martin, “Tasting te Eucharistic Lord as Usable (1 Peter 2:3)”

8 cf. Psalm 85:8

9 Matthew 24:37-44 Matt. 24:34 51 (1989) #1 4
Bruce J. Malina, "Christ and Time: Swiss or Mediterranean?”

Matt 24:32-34 63 (2001) #2 234.
Randall E. Otto, "The Prophets and Their Perspective”

Matt 24:40 59 (1997) #3 472.
Robert H. Gundry, "Mark 10:29: Order in the List”

Matt 24:3—25:46 44(1982) #1 71
Francis D. Weinert, "Luke, the Temple and Jesus' Saying about Jerusalem's Abandoned House (Luke
13:34-35)”

Matt 24:32—25:46 53 (1991) #1 55.
Craig L. Blomberg, "Interpreting the Parables of Jesus: Where Are We and Where Do We Go from
Here?"

Matt 24:40-42
John E. Thiel, "Time, Judgment, and Competitive Spirituality: A Reading of the Development of the
Doctrine of Purgatory"
Theological Studies, Vol. 69, No. 4 (December 2008) 749.

Matt 24:37 72 (2010) #3 620.
John G. Lodge, review of Robert W. Yarbrough, 1—3 John

Matt 24:42 74 (2012) #1 97.
Brian J. Wright, “Greek Syntax as a Criterion of Authenticity: A New Discussion and Proposal”

Matt 22:37
Michael G. Lawler and Todd A. Salzman, “Virtue Ethics: Natural and Christian”
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Theological Studies, Vol. 74, No. 2 (June 2013) 465.

Matt 24:39 75 (2013) #4 725.
Francis J. Moloney, S.D.B., “Constructing Jesus and the Son of Man”

Matt 24:37 76 (2014) #1 88.
Nathan Eubank, “Storing Up Treasure with God in the Heavens: Celestial Investments in Matthew
6:121”

Matt 24:43 78 (2016) #1 124.
Nicholas R. Werse, “Second Temple Jewish Literary Traditions in 2 Peter”

Matt 24:43-44
Richard W. Miller, “Deep Responsibility for the Deep Future”
Theological Studies, Vol. 77, No. 2 (June 2016) 449.

Matt 24:43-44 79 (2017) #1, 146.
Daniel K. Darko, review of Yongbom Lee, Paul, Scribe of Old and new: Intertextual Insights for the
Jesus-Paul Debate

002B 10 Isaiah 63:16b-17, 19b; 64:2-7 Isaiah 63:7—64:8 68 (2006) #1 69.
John Paul Heil, "Jesus with the Wild Animals in Mark 1:13"

Isaiah 63:7-64:11 68 (2006) #3 397-407.
Paul Niskanen, "Yhwh as Father, Redeemer, and Potter in Isaiah 63:7-6411"

Isaiah 63:7—64:11 69 (2007) #4 804.
William H. Irwin, C.S.B., review of Burkard M. Zapff, Jesaia 56—66

Isaiah 63:17 70 (2008) #2 253.
Matthew J. Lynch, "Zion's Warrior and the Nations: Isaiah 59:15b—63:6 in Isaiah's Zion Traditions"

Isaiah 64:1-4 70 (2008) #2 259.
Matthew J. Lynch, "Zion's Warrior and the Nations: Isaiah 59:15b—63:6 in Isaiah's Zion Traditions"

Isaiah 63:185-19a 71 (2009) #1 47-53, 61.
Richard J. Bautch, “An Appraisal of Abraham’s Role in Postexilic Covenants”

Isaiah 64:10-11 72 (2010) #3 450, 452-454, 457, 459, 461.
Michael J. Chan, “Isaiah 65—66 and the Genesis of Reorienting Speech”

Isaiah 64:2 71 (2009) #2 472.
Emil A. Wcela, “What is Catholic about a Catholic Translation of the Bible?”
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Isaiah 63:17 73 (2011) #1 124.
Reed Lessing, review of Bo H. Lim, The “Way of the Lord” in the Book of Isaiah

Isaiah 63:17 74 (2012) #2 363.
Timothy J. Johnson, review of Torsten Uhlig, The Theme of Hardening in the Book of Isaiah: An
Analysis of Communicative Action

11 Psalm 80:2-3, 15-16, 18-19 Psalm 80:16b 65 (2003) #1, 80.
Brendan Byrne, S.J., "Jesus as Messiah in the Gospel of Luke: Discerning a Pattern of Correction”

Psalm 80 67 (2005) #2 250-264.
Richard Whitekettle, "Bugs, Bunny, or Boar? Identifying the Ziz Animals of Psalms 50 and 80"

Psalm 80:18-20 39 (1977) #1 2, 15.
Alexander A. Di Lella, O.F.M., "One in Human Likeness and the Holy Ones of the Most High in Daniel
7*"

Psalm 80:16 75 (2013) #2 340.
Federico Giuntoli, review of Fabrizio Ficco, “Mio figlio sei tu” (Sal 2,7): La relazione padre-figlio e il
Salterio

Psalm 80:18 77 (2015) #4 749.
Davida Charney, review of Andrew Streett, The Vine and Son of Man: Eschatological Interpretation
of Psalm 80 in Early Judaism

12 1 Corinthians 1:3-9 1 Corinthians 65 (2003) #3 480-481.
Jeffrey R. Asher, review of Karl Olav Sandnes, Belly and Body in the Pauline Epistles

1 Cor 1:8 65 (2003) #4 564
Joseph Plevnik S.J., “The Understanding of God at the Basis of Pauline Theology”

1 Cor 1—4 47 (1985) #1 85-102.
Benjamin Fiore, S.J., "`Covert Allusion’ in 1 Corinthians 1—4”

1 Cor 1:1-11 69 (2007) #1 85, 87.
“William O. Walker, Jr., “1 Corinthians 15:29-34 as a Non-Pauline Interpolation”

1 Cor 1:6 69 (2007) #2 300.
Basil S. Davis, "Severianus of Gabala and Galatians 6:6-10"

1 Cor 2:1-5 70 (2008) #3 626.
Richard J. Dillon, review of Tor Vegge, Paulua und das antike Schulwesen: Schule und Bildung des
Paulus
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1 Cor 1:8
Alan C. Mitchell, review of Chris VanLandingham, Judgment and Justification in Early Judaism and
the Apostle Paul, Theological Studies, Vol. 69, No. 3(September 2008) 683.

1 Cor 1:9
Thomas P. Rausch, S.J., “Occasional Eucharistic Hospitality: Revisiting the Question”
Theological Studies, Vol. 74, No. 2 (June 2013) 406.

1 Cor 1:5 78 (2016) #2 311.
Joshua A. Noble, “`Rich toward God’: Making Sense of Luke 12:21”

1 Cor 1:5 79 (2017) #1, 332.
Henry Ansgar Kelly, review of Derek R. Brown, The God of This Age: Satan in the Churches and
Letters of the Apostle Paul

12 Psalm 85:8 Psalm 85:13 64 (2002) #3 475.
Sue Gillingham, “From Liturgy to Prophecy: The Use of Psalmody in Second Temple Judaism”

13 Mark 13:33-37 Mark 13 62 (2000) #1 56
David Seeley, “Jesus' Temple Act Revisited: A Response to P.M. Casey”

Mark 13 59 (1997) #2 308
P. M. Casey, “Culture and Historicity: The Cleansing of the Temple”

Mark 13:35 59 (1997) #3 466, 468.
Robert H. Gundry, “Mark 10:29: Order in the List”

Mark 13 66 (2004) #4 660
Frank J. Matera, review of Elliot C. Maloney, O.S.B., Jesus’ Urgent Message for Today: The Kingdom
of God in Mark’s Gospel

Mark 13:28-37 70 (2008) #1 174, 175.
Elliott C. Maloney, O.S.B., review of Salvador Villota Herrero, Palabras sin ocaso: Función
interpretiva de Mc 13,28-37 en el discursó escatológica de Marcos

Mark 13:3-37 71 (2009) #1 81.
C. Clifton Black, “Mark as Historian of God’s Kingdom,”

Mark 13:37 71 (2009) #3 639.
Elizabeth Struthers Malbon, review of Brendan Byrne, S.J., A Costly Freedom: A Theological Reading
of Mark’s Gospel

Mark 12:35-37 73 (2011) #3 608.
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Steven R. Johnson, review of Michael F. Bird, Are You the One Who Is to Come? The Historical
Jesus and the Messianic Question

Mark 13:34-37 parr. 74 (2012) #3 534.
John P. Meier, “Is Luke’s Version of the Parable of the Rich Fool Reflected in the Coptic Gospel of
Thomas?”

Mark 13:35 74 (2012) #1 97.
Brian J. Wright, “Greek Syntax as a Criterion of Authenticity: A New Discussion and Proposal”

Mark 13:36
Richard W. Miller, “Deep Responsibility for the Deep Future”
Theological Studies, Vol. 77, No. 2 (June 2016) 449, 453.

003C 14 Jeremiah 33:14-16 Jer 33:15 62 (2000) #4 665
Adrian M. Leske, Context and Meaning of Zechariah 9:9

Jer 33:16 66 (2004) #1 74.
William A. Holladay, Elusive Deuteronomists, Jeremiah, and Proto-Deuteronomy

Jer 33:14-18 73 (2011) #1 135.
Katherine M. Hayes, review of Anthony R. Petterson, Behold Your King: The Hope for the House of
David in the Book of Zechariah

Jer 33:14-26 73 (2011) #3 498.
Joseph Blenkinsopp, “The Cosmological and Protological Language of Deutero-Isaiah”

Jer 33:15 75 (2013) #2 255.
Gianni Barbiero, “Psalm 132: A Prayer of `Solomon’”

14-5 Psalm 25:4-5, 8-9, 10, 14 Psalm 25 62 (2000) #3 443
Hanan Eshel and John Strugnell, Alphabetical Acrostics in Pre-Tannaitic Hebrew

Psalm 25:10 64 (2002) #2 291
Vincent M. Smiles, The Concept of "Zeal" in Second-Temple Judaism and Paul's Critique of It in
Romans 10:2

Psalm 25 66 (2004) # 4 537
Lawrence Boadt, C.S.P., The Use of "Panels" in the Structure of Psalms 73—78

Psalm 25 68 (2006) #1 33, 34.
Anthony R. Ceresko, O.S.F.S., "Endings and Beginnings: Alphabetic Thinking and the Shaping of
Psalms 106 and 150"
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15 1 Thessalonians 3:12-4:2 1 Thess 2:17—3:13 68 (2006) #3 485, 487.
Lee A. Johnson, "Paul's Epistolary Presence in Corinth: A New Look at Robert W. Funk's Apostolic
Parousia"

1 Thess 3:13
Alan C. Mitchell, review of Chris VanLandingham, Judgment and Justification in Early Judaism and
the Apostle Paul
Theological Studies, Vol. 69, No. 3(September 2008) 683.

1 Thess 3:13 77 (2015) #1 114.
Matthew W. Bates, “A Christology of Incarnation and Enthronement: Romans 1:3-4 as Unified,
Nonadoptionist, and Nonconciliatory”

16 Psalm 85:8

17 Luke 21:25-28, 34-36 Luke 21:27
Paul Lawrence, The IVP Atlas of Bible History
(Downers Grove, Illinois, Inter Varsity Press, 2006) 169

Luke 21:34
Dino Dozzi, "`Thus Says the Lord' The Gospel in the Writings of Saint Francis"
Greyfriars Review, Vol. 18, Supplement (2004) 44.

Luke 21:34
Grigory I. Benevich, “Christological Polemics of Maximus the Confessor and the Emergence of Islam
onto the World Stage”
Theological Studies, Vol. 72, No. 2 (June 2011) 340.

Luke 21:36 75 (2013) #1 105.
Paul Elbert, “Acts 2:38 in Light of the Syntax of Imperative-Future Passive and Imperative-Present
Participle Combinations”

Luke 21:21-32 77 (2015) #4 759.
James Swetnam, S.J., review of Enrichetta Cesarale, “Figli della luce e figli del giorno” (Its 5,5):
Indagine biblicoteologica del “giorno” in Paolo

004A 18 Isaiah 11:1-10 Isa 11:10 63 (2001) #1 18.
Charles H. Talbert, "Paul, Judaism, and the Revisionists”

Isa 11: 48 (1986) #3 450.
Joseph Jensen, O.S.B., "Yahweh's Plan in Isaiah and in the Rest of the Old Testament”

Isa 10:33—11:10 62 (2000) #4 665.
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Adrian M. Leske, "Context and Meaning of Zechariah 9:9”

Isa 11; 1-9 46 (1984) #1 9 ff.
Richard J. Sklba, "`Until the Spirit from on High Is Poured out on Us’ (Isa 32:15): Reflections on the
Role of the Spirit in the Exile”

Isa 11:1, 10 49 (1987) #2 206.
Bernard F. Batto, "The Covenant of Peace: A Neglected Ancient Near Eastern Motif”

Isa 11:4 58 (1996) #3 463.
Mark Allan Powell, "Matthew's Beatitudes: Reversals and Rewards of the Kingdom”

Isaiah 11 55 (1993) #1 14.
Richard J. Clifford, S.J., "The Unity of the Book of Isaiah and Its Cosmogonic Language”

Isa 11:14 63 (2001) #2 232.
Randall E. Otto, "The Prophets and Their Perspective”

Isa 11:1-9 65 (2003) #4 519.
John R. Levison, "Prophecy in Ancient Israel: The Case of the Ecstatic Elders”

Isa 11:2 61 (1999) #2 250.
J. Ross Wagner, "From the Heavens to the Heart: The Dynamics of Psalm 19 as Prayer”

Isaiah 11:2
Dino Dozzi, "`Thus Says the Lord' The Gospel in the Writings of Saint Francis"
Greyfriars Review, Vol. 18, Supplement (2004) 113.

Isa 11:4 70 (2008) #3 562.
Reed Lessing, review of Bryan E. Beyer, Encountering the Book of Isaiah: A Historical and
Theological Survey

Isa 11:1-9 71 (2009) #1 139.
Reed Lessing, review of Randall Heskett, Messianism within the Scriptural Scrolls of Isaiah

Isa 11:1
Sean Freyne, “The Galilean Jesus and a Contemporary Christology”
Theological Studies, Vol. 70, No. 2 (June 2009) 284.

Isa 11:6-9
Hyun-Chul Cho, S.J., “Interconnectedness and Intrinsic Value as Ecological Principles: An
Appropriation of Karl Rahner’s Evolutionary Christology”
Theological Studies, Vol. 70, No. 3 (September 2009) 637.

Isaiah 11:1-2
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Mark W. Koehne, review of John Ronning, The Jewish Targums and John’s Logos
Theological Studies, Vol. 71, No. 3 (September 2010) 953.

Isaiah 11:1-5 73 (2011) #1 119.
H. G. M. Williamson, review of Rodrigo Franklin De Sousa, Eschatology and Messianism in LXX
Isaiah 1—12

Isaiah 11:1 74 (2012) #4 726.
Vincent A. Pizzuto, “The Structural Elegance of Mathew 1—2: A Chiastic Proposal”

Isaiah 11:10 74 (2012) #4 803.
Andrew R. Davis, review of Jacob Stromberg, Isaiah after Exile: The Author of Third Isaiah as
Reader and Redactor of the Book

Isaiah 11:5 75 (2013) #2 2247, 255, 257.
Gianni Barbiero, “Psalm 132: A Prayer of `Solomon’”

Isaiah 11:9-10 75 (2013) #2 383.
Erik M. Heen, review of James P. Ware, Paul and the Mission of the Church: Philippians in Ancient
Jewish Context

Isaiah 11:1-3 76 (2014) #1 58.
Walter Brueggemann and Davis Hankins, “The Affirmation of Prophetic Power and Deconstruction of
Royal Authority in the Elisha Narratives”

Isaiah 11:1 76 (2014) #2 339.
H.G.M. Williamson, review of Christophe Rico, La mère de l’Enfant-Roi, Isaïe 7, 14” “Almâ” et
“Parthenos” dans l’univers biblique. Un point de vue

Isa 11:1 77 (2015) #3 443.
Jeremy Schipper and Mark Leuchter, “A Proposed Reading of ****** in Amos 28”

Isaiah 11:10 77 (2015) #4 750.
Andrew Abernethy, review of Abraham Sung-Ho Oh, Oh, That You Would Rend the Heavens and
Come Down: The Eschatological Theology of Third Isaiah (Isaiah 56—66)

Isaiah 11:2 78 (2016) #2 372.
Peter R. Rodgers, review of Kelly D. Liebengood, The Eschatology of 1 Peter: Considering the
Influence of Zechariah 9—14

Isaiah 11:6-9
Brendan Byrne, S.J., “A Pauline Complement to Laudato Si’”
Theological Studies, Vol. 77, No. 2 (June 2016) 322.