JETS 45

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Volume 45, No. 1 — March 2002

EDITORIAL . . . Andreas J. Köstenberger

THE PURPOSE-DRIVEN ETS: WHERE SHOULD WE GO? A LOOK AT JESUS STUDIES AND OTHER EXAMPLE CASES . . . Darrell L. Bock

ISRAEL, THE PEOPLE OF GOD, AND THE NATIONS . . . Eckhard J. Schnabel

THE NEW TESTAMENT DEFINITION OF HERESY (OR WHEN DO JESUS AND THE APOSTLES REALLY GET MAD?) . . . Craig L. Blomberg

“EVEN THE DOGS”: GENTILES IN THE GOSPEL OF MATTHEW . . . Gene R. Smillie

ORALITY AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR BIBLICAL STUDIES: RECAPTURING AN ANCIENT PARADIGM . . . John D. Harvey

CAN THERE BE AN “ORTHODOX” POSTMODERN THEOLOGY? . . . Richard B. Davis

EXTENDED DEFINITIONS IN THE THIRD EDITION OF BAUER’S GREEK-ENGLISH LEXICON . . . Vern S. Poythress

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MEMORIALS

MINUTES OF THE FIFTY-THIRD ANNUAL MEETING

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Volume 45, No. 2 — June 2002

DEFINING EVANGELICALISM’S BOUNDARIES THEOLOGICALLY: IS OPEN THEISM EVANGELICAL? . . . Bruce A. Ware

THERE IS ROOM FOR US: A REPLY TO BRUCE WARE . . . Clark H. Pinnock

BE WARY OF WARE: A REPLY TO BRUCE WARE . . . John Sanders

CHRISTIAN LOVE AND ACADEMIC DIALOGUE: A REPLY TO BRUCE WARE . . . Gregory A. Boyd

REJOINDER TO REPLIES BY CLARK H. PINNOCK, JOHN SANDERS, AND GREGORY A. BOYD . . . Bruce A. Ware

DIVINE SOVEREIGNTY-OMNISCIENCE, INERRANCY, AND OPEN THEISM: AN EVALUATION . . . Stephen J. Wellum

THE FUNCTION OF DIVINE SELF-LIMITATION IN OPEN THEISM: GREAT WALL OR PICKET FENCE? . . . Ron Highfield

DIE BEGRENZTE GEMEINSCHAFT (“THE BOUNDARIED PEOPLE”) AND THE CHARACTER OF EVANGELICAL THEOLOGY . . . Stanley J. Grenz

HELLENISTIC OR HEBREW? OPEN THEISM AND REFORMED THEOLOGICAL METHOD . . . Michael S. Horton

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Volume 45, No. 3 — September 2002

WILLIAM HENRY GREEN AND THE AUTHORSHIP OF THE PENTATEUCH: SOME HISTORICAL CONSIDERATIONS . . . Peter Enns

THE HISTORICAL JESUS ACCORDING TO JOHN DOMINIC CROSSAN’S FIRST STRATA SOURCES: A CRITICAL COMMENT . . . Dennis Ingolfsland

ON THE RENEWAL OF INTEREST IN THE DOCTRINE OF SANCTIFICATION: A METHODOLOGICAL REMINDER . . . Steven L. Porter

“RE-IMAGINING” THE PRINCETON MIND: POSTCONSERVATIVE EVANGELICALISM, OLD PRINCETON, AND THE RISE OF NEO-FUNDAMENTALISM . . . Paul Kjoss Helseth

FROM WHEATON TO ROME: WHY EVANGELICALS BECOME ROMAN CATHOLIC . . . Scot Mcknight

PERSPECTIVES ON BIBLICAL INTERPRETATION: A REVIEW ARTICLE . . . E. Earle Ellis

PERSPECTIVES ON HOMOSEXUALITY: A REVIEW ARTICLE . . . Guenther Haas

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COLLECTED ESSAYS REVIEWS

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Volume 45, No. 4 — December 2002

אחד AS AN ORDINAL NUMBER AND THE MEANING OF GENESIS 1:5 . . . Andrew E. Steinmann

EXODUS 32 AS AN ARGUMENT FOR TRADITIONAL THEISM . . . Jonathan Master

SHOULD WE PRAY FOR STRAYING BRETHREN? JOHN’S CONFIDENCE IN 1 JOHN 5:16–17 . . . Randall K. J. Tan

RELEVANCE AS A MEDIATING CATEGORY IN THE READING OF BIBLICAL TEXTS: VENTURING BEYOND THE HERMENEUTICAL CIRCLE . . . Tim Meadowcroft

OPENNESS AND INERRANCY: CAN THEY BE COMPATIBLE? . . . Jason A. Nicholls

DO GENDER-SENSITIVE TRANSLATIONS DISTORT SCRIPTURE? NOT NECESSARILY . . . Darrell L. Bock

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