The Bulletin for Biblical Research is a peer-reviewed academic journal that publishes research in areas related to understanding and interpreting the Bible. The journal's focus is on both the Old and New Testaments, examining their backgrounds and cultural contexts, theological messages, and their place in religious traditions. Articles often employ historical-critical methods, but the journal is also open to other interpretive approaches that respect the historical integrity of the biblical texts.
In addition to research articles, the Bulletin for Biblical Research also invites book reviews and short notes on relevant topics. The journal provides an essential platform for scholars, researchers, and students who are engaged in biblical studies. Its interdisciplinary nature welcomes contributions from a range of fields, such as archaeology, linguistics, history, and theology.
The Bulletin for Biblical Research encourages a scholarly dialogue that spans across different traditions and interpretations, aiming to deepen the understanding and appreciation of the biblical texts. It serves as a valuable resource for those interested in biblical studies, offering fresh perspectives and insights on the Bible's relevance in the contemporary world.
Bulletin for Biblical Research - Institute for Biblical Research