Journal of Biblical Literature

Volume 21 (1902)

	Theodore Clinton Foote, "The ephod,” Journal of Biblical Literature 21.1 (1902): 1-47.
	Irving Francis Wood, "Tes doules in the Magnificat, Luke i.48,” Journal of Biblical Literature 21.1 (1902): 48-50.
	Paul Haupt, "Difficult passages in the Song of Songs,” Journal of Biblical Literature 21.1 (1902): 51-73. [This material is in the Public Domain]
	Paul Haupt, "The phrase RKBYM SMDYM in 2 Kings ix.25,” Journal of Biblical Literature 21.1 (1902): 74-77.
	George A. Barton, “On the Jewish-Christian doctrine of the pre-existence of the messiah,” Journal of Biblical Literature 21.1 (1902): 78-91.
	John Dyneley Prince, “Two versions of the Coptic Psalter,” Journal of Biblical Literature 21.1 (1902): 92-99.
	Edgar Johnson Goodspeed, "The Haskell Gospels,” Journal of Biblical Literature 21.1 (1902): 100-107.
	Julius A. Bewer, "Text critical suggestions on Hosea xii.1, iv.4, iv.8; Isaiah xiv.12; xi.1,” Journal of Biblical Literature 21.1 (1902): 108-114.
	Wallace N. Stearns, "Note on Matthew xvi.18,” Journal of Biblical Literature 21.1 (1902): 115.
	William Benjamin Smith, “Unto Romans: XV. and XVI Pt.II,” Journal of Biblical Literature 21.2 (1902): 117-169.
	Henry S. Nash, "The idea of the Logos in relation to the need of law in the Apostolic age,” Journal of Biblical Literature 21.2 (1902): 170-187.
	Dean Augustus Walker, "Note on Ex. xx.5b; Deut. v.9b,” Journal of Biblical Literature 21.2 (1902): 188-191.
	Karl J. Grimm, "The form TARONNAH, Prov. i.20, viii.3,” Journal of Biblical Literature 21.2 (1902): 192-196.
	Rev Edward Day, "The promulgation of Deuteronomy,” Journal of Biblical Literature 21.2 (1902): 197-213.

Volume 22 (1903)

	Benjamin Wisner Bacon, “Ultimate problems of biblical science,” Journal of Biblical Literature 22.1 (1903): 1-14.
	John P. Peters, “Palestinian exploration: notes of a vacation in Palestine in 1902,” Journal of Biblical Literature 22.1 (1903): 15-31.
	John Dyneley Prince, "Two Assyro-Babylonian parallels to Dan. v.5ff,” Journal of Biblical Literature 22.1 (1903): 32-40. [This material is in the Public Domain]
	George A. Barton, “The mosaic recently found at Ain Arrûb,” Journal of Biblical Literature 22.1 (1903): 41-44.
	Samuel Ives Curtiss, "Firstlings and other sacrifices,” Journal of Biblical Literature 22.1 (1903): 45-49.
	James A. Kelso, "Theodoret and the law book of Josiah,” Journal of Biblical Literature 22.1 (1903): 50. [This material is in the Public Domain]
	Charles Cutler Torrey, “Schweizer’s “remains of a Hebrew text of I Maccabees.”,” Journal of Biblical Literature 22.1 (1903): 51-59.
	George Ricker Berry, "Waw consecutive with the perfect in Hebrew,” Journal of Biblical Literature 22.1 (1903): 60-69.
	Edgar Johnson Goodspeed, "The book with seven seals,” Journal of Biblical Literature 22.1 (1903): 70-74.
	Hans Henry Spoer, "The reconstruction of Psalm viii,” Journal of Biblical Literature 22.1 (1903): 75-84.
	Hinckley Gilbert Thomas Mitchell, "The wall of Jerusalem according to the book of Nehemiah,” Journal of Biblical Literature 22.2 (1903): 85-163.
	George A. Barton, “Researches of the American School in Palestine,” Journal of Biblical Literature 22.2 (1903): 164-186.
	Warren Joseph Moulton, "The Samaritan Passover,” Journal of Biblical Literature 22.2 (1903): 187-194.
	Warren Joseph Moulton, "Inscriptions from Bir es-Seba,” Journal of Biblical Literature 22.2 (1903): 195-200.
	Lewis Bayles Paton, “The meaning of Exodus xx.7,” Journal of Biblical Literature 22.2 (1903): 201-210.
	James Hardy Ropes, “ 'Righteousness' and “the righteousness of God” in the Old Testament and in St. Paul,” Journal of Biblical Literature 22.2 (1903): 211-227.

Volume 23 (1904)

	Richard J.H. Gottheil, "Some early Jewish Bible criticism,” Journal of Biblical Literature 23.1 (1904): 1-12.
	William Ross Schoemaker, “The use of RUAH in the Old Testament, and of pneuma in the New Testament,” Journal of Biblical Literature 23.1 (1904): 13-67.
	John Dyneley Prince, "Nisroch and Nusku,” Journal of Biblical Literature 23.1 (1904): 68-75.
	Edgar Johnson Goodspeed, "A Toledo manuscript of Laodiceans,” Journal of Biblical Literature 23.1 (1904): 76-78.
	Stephen Herbert Langdon, “The history and significance of Carthaginian sacrifice,” Journal of Biblical Literature 23.1 (1904): 79-93.
	James Alan Montgomery, “Notes on Amos,” Journal of Biblical Literature 23.1 (1904): 94-96.
	Hans Henry Spoer, "Notes on Jewish amulets,” Journal of Biblical Literature 23.1 (1904): 97-105.
	Benjamin Willard Robinson, “Some elements of forcefulness in Jesus’ comparisons,” Journal of Biblical Literature 23.2 (1904): 97-179.
	Phillips Barry, “On Luke xv.25, symphonia: bagpipe,” Journal of Biblical Literature 23.2 (1904): 180-190.
	Charles Augustus Briggs, "The use of the logia of Matthew in the Gospel of Mark,” Journal of Biblical Literature 23.2 (1904): 191-210.
	Ghosn-el Howie, “Two newly discovered sculptures in Coele Syria,” Journal of Biblical Literature 23.2 (1904): 211-214.

Volume 24 (1905)

	Willis Judson Beecher, “Torah: a word-study in the Old Testament,” Journal of Biblical Literature 24.1 (1905): 1-16.
	James Alan Montgomery, “‘The place’ as an appellation of deity,” Journal of Biblical Literature 24.1 (1905): 17-26.
	Henry Preserved Smith, “Old Testament notes,” Journal of Biblical Literature 24.1 (1905): 27-30.
	Loring W. Batten, "The conquest of Northern Canaan: Joshua xi 1-9; Judges iv-v,” Journal of Biblical Literature 24.1 (1905): 31-40.
	Julius A. Bewer, "The original significance of the rite of the red cow in Numbers xix,” Journal of Biblical Literature 24.1 (1905): 41-44.
	William R. Arnold, “The word PARAS in the Old Testament,” Journal of Biblical Literature 24.1 (1905): 45-53.
	John Dyneley Prince, "The god-name Ninib,” Journal of Biblical Literature 24.1 (1905): 54-57.
	Edgar Johnson Goodspeed, "The Dialogue of Timothy and Aquila: two unpublished manuscripts,” Journal of Biblical Literature 24.1 (1905): 58-78.
	Clyde Weber Votaw, “The Oxyrhynchus sayings of Jesus in relation to the Gospel-making movement of the first and second centuries,” Journal of Biblical Literature 24.1 (1905): 79-90.
	Crawford Howell Toy, “The triumph of Yahwism,” Journal of Biblical Literature 24.2 (1905): 91-106.
	William R. Arnold, “The divine name in Exodus iii.14,” Journal of Biblical Literature 24.2 (1905): 107-165.
	George Foot Moore, “Symphonia not a bagpipe,” Journal of Biblical Literature 24.2 (1905): 166-175.
	Charles Cutler Torrey, “ER VONEH in Malachi ii.12,” Journal of Biblical Literature 24.2 (1905): 176-178.
	George A. Barton & Hans Henry Spoer, “Traces of the Diatessaron of Tatian in Harclean Syriac lectionaries,” Journal of Biblical Literature 24.2 (1905): 179-195. [This material is in the Public Domain]
	Lewis Bayles Paton, “The third wall of Jerusalem and some excavations on its supposed line,” Journal of Biblical Literature 24.2 (1905): 196-211.
	Nathaniel Schmidt, “The river Arnon,” Journal of Biblical Literature 24.2 (1905): 212-220.

Volume 25 (1906)

	Lewis Bayles Paton, “The meaning of the expression “between the two walls”,” Journal of Biblical Literature 25.1 (1906): 1-13.
	Henry Preserved Smith, “Ethnological parallels to Exodus iv.24-26,” Journal of Biblical Literature 25.1 (1906): 14-24.
	Crawford Howell Toy, “The judgment of foreign peoples in Amos i.3-ii.3,” Journal of Biblical Literature 25.1 (1906): 25-28.
	Richard J.H. Gottheil, "The dating of their manuscripts by the Samaritans,” Journal of Biblical Literature 25.1 (1906): 29-48.
	James Alan Montgomery, “Notes from the Samaritan,” Journal of Biblical Literature 25.1 (1906): 49-54.
	John Dyneley Prince, "Notes on Akkad,” Journal of Biblical Literature 25.1 (1906): 55-57.
	Edgar Johnson Goodspeed, "A part of the Gospel of Matthew from the Beirût Syriac Codex,” Journal of Biblical Literature 25.1 (1906): 58-81.
	Nathaniel Schmidt, “The ruins in Wâdî Suweil,” Journal of Biblical Literature 25.1 (1906): 82-95.
	Frank Chamberlin Porter, “The sayings of Jesus about the first and the last,” Journal of Biblical Literature 25.2 (1906): 97-110.
	William Westley Guth, “The unity of the older Saul-David narrative,” Journal of Biblical Literature 25.2 (1906): 111-134.
	Morris Jastrow, “A Babylonian parallel to the story of Job,” Journal of Biblical Literature 25.2 (1906): 135-191.

Volume 26 (1907)

	Paul Haupt, "The book of Nahum,” Journal of Biblical Literature 26.1 (1907): 1-53. [This material is in the Public Domain]
	John Dyneley Prince, "A study of the Assyro-Babylonian words relating to sacrifice,” Journal of Biblical Literature 26.1 (1907): 54-61.
	Raymond G. Clapp, “A study of the place-names Gergesa and Bethabara,” Journal of Biblical Literature 26.1 (1907): 62-83.
	Benjamin Wisner Bacon, “The prologue of Mark: a study of sources and structure,” Journal of Biblical Literature 26.1 (1907): 84-106.
	Arthur Stanley Pease, “Notes on St. Jerome’s Tractates on the Psalms,” Journal of Biblical Literature 26.2 (1907): 107-131. [This material is in the Public Domain]
	Benjamin Wisner Bacon, “The treatment of Mk. 6:14-8:26 in Luke,” Journal of Biblical Literature 26.2 (1907): 132-150.
	Shirley Jackson Case, “KCHRIOS as a title for Christ,” Journal of Biblical Literature 26.2 (1907): 151-161.

Volume 27 (1908)

	Benjamin Wisner Bacon, “The Elder John, Papias, Irenaeus, Eusebius and the Syriac translator,” Journal of Biblical Literature 27.1 (1908): 1-23. [This material is in the Public Domain]
	James Alan Montgomery, “The holy city and Gehenna,” Journal of Biblical Literature 27.1 (1908): 24-47.
	William Henry Cobb, “Where was Isaiah XL-LXVI written?” Journal of Biblical Literature 27.1 (1908): 48-64.
	George A. Barton, “The text and interpretation of Ecclesiastes 5:19,” Journal of Biblical Literature 27.1 (1908): 65-66.
	Owen Hamilton Gates, “The relation of priests to sacrifice before the exile,” Journal of Biblical Literature 27.1 (1908): 67-92.
	Hermann Vollrat Hilprecht, “Communication from Professor Hilprecht,” Journal of Biblical Literature 27.1 (1908): 93-98.
	Phillips Barry, “Daniel 3:5, Sumponyah,” Journal of Biblical Literature 27.2 (1908): 99-127.
	F Crawford Burkitt, “Gergesa: a reply,” Journal of Biblical Literature 27.2 (1908): 128-133.
	William Henry Paine Hatch, “Some illustrations of New Testament usage from Greek inscriptions of Asia Minor,” Journal of Biblical Literature 27.2 (1908): 134-146.
	George A. Barton, “On reading AYR HMYM, 2 Sam. 12:27,” Journal of Biblical Literature 27.2 (1908): 147-152.
	Henry Preserved Smith, “Notes on the red heifer,” Journal of Biblical Literature 27.2 (1908): 153-156.
	James A. Kelso, "The Septuagint rendering of SIGGAYON,” Journal of Biblical Literature 27.2 (1908): 157-159.
	Julius A. Bewer, "Eliezer of Damascus,” Journal of Biblical Literature 27.2 (1908): 160-162. [This material is in the Public Domain]
	Julius A. Bewer, "Textual suggestions on Isa.2:6, 66:3, Zeph.2:2,5,” Journal of Biblical Literature 27.2 (1908): 163-166.

Volume 28 (1909)

	Benjamin Wisner Bacon, “The apocalyptic chapter of the Synoptic Gospels,” Journal of Biblical Literature 29.1 (1909): 1-25.
	George A. Barton, “Some problems in ancient Palestinian topography,” Journal of Biblical Literature 29.1 (1909): 26-35. [This material is in the Public Domain]
	Irving Francis Wood, "Folk-tales in Old Testament narrative,” Journal of Biblical Literature 29.1 (1909): 34-41.
	Morris Jastrow, “Röeh and Hözeh in the Old Testament,” Journal of Biblical Literature 29.1 (1909): 42-56.
	James Alan Montgomery, “Some gleanings from Pognon’s ZKR inscription,” Journal of Biblical Literature 29.1 (1909): 57-70.
	Albert Cornelius Knudson, “The so-called J Decalogue,” Journal of Biblical Literature 29.1 (1909): 82-99.
	Julius A. Bewer, "Professor Eduard König’s reply to Dr. Cobb’s “where was Isaiah 40-66 written?” Journal of Biblical Literature 29.1 (1909): 100-102.
	James Hardy Ropes, “The text of the Epistle of James,” Journal of Biblical Literature 28.2 (1909): 103-129.
	Benjamin Wisner Bacon, “Notes on Gospel chronology,” Journal of Biblical Literature 28.2 (1909): 130-148.
	William Henry Paine Hatch, “Note on the hexameter in James 1:17,” Journal of Biblical Literature 28.2 (1909): 149-151.
	George A. Barton, “Abraham and Archaeology,” Journal of Biblical Literature 28.2 (1909): 152-168. [This material is in the Public Domain]
	John P. Peters, “The earliest Hebrew writings and their religious value,” Journal of Biblical Literature 28.2 (1909): 169-181.
	Howell M. Haydn, “Azariah of Judah and Tiglath-pileser III,” Journal of Biblical Literature 28.2 (1909): 182-199. [This material is in the Public Domain]
	Julius A. Bewer, "Note on Amos 2:7a,” Journal of Biblical Literature 28.2 (1909): 200-202.

Volume 29 (1910)

	Henry Preserved Smith, “Old Testament ideals,” Journal of Biblical Literature 29.1 (1910): 1-20.
	John Dyneley Prince, "The name Hammurabi,” Journal of Biblical Literature 29.1 (1910): 21-23.
	William Henry Cobb, “Note on a Hebrew conception of the universe,” Journal of Biblical Literature 29.1 (1910): 24-28.
	James Alan Montgomery, “The dedication feast in the Old Testament,” Journal of Biblical Literature 29.1 (1910): 29-40.
	Benjamin Wisner Bacon, “The purpose of Mark’s Gospel,” Journal of Biblical Literature 29.1 (1910): 41-60. [This material is in the Public Domain]
	Nathaniel Schmidt, “Kadesh Barnea,” Journal of Biblical Literature 29.1 (1910): 61-76.
	Nathaniel Schmidt, “Alexandrium,” Journal of Biblical Literature 29.1 (1910): 77-83.
	Paul Haupt, "Micah’s capucinade,” Journal of Biblical Literature 29.2 (1910): 85-112.
	John P. Peters, “Notes on some ritual uses of the Psalms,” Journal of Biblical Literature 29.1 (1910): 113-125.
	Phillips Barry, “Antiochus IV, Epiphanes,” Journal of Biblical Literature 29.2 (1910): 126-138. [This material is in the Public Domain]
	Burton Scott Easton, "Linguistic evidence for the Lucan source L,” Journal of Biblical Literature 29.2 (1910): 139-179.
	Benjamin Willard Robinson, “An Ephesian imprisonment of Paul,” Journal of Biblical Literature 29.2 (1910): 181-189. [This material is in the Public Domain]
	James Rendel Harris, “On an obscure quotation in the First Epistle of Clement,” Journal of Biblical Literature 29.2 (1910): 190-195. [This material is in the Public Domain]
	George Adam Smith, "Some remarks on professor Schmidt’s article Kadesh-Barnea,” Journal of Biblical Literature 29.2 (1910): 196-179.

Volume 30 (1911)

	David Gordon Lyon, “On the archaeological exploration of Palestine,” Journal of Biblical Literature 30.1 (1911): 1-17. [This material is in the Public Domain]
	George Frederick Wright, "Geological light on the interpretation of “the tongue” in Joshua 15:2-5, 18:19,” Journal of Biblical Literature 30.1 (1911): 18-28.
	Max Leopold Margolis, "The place of the word-accent in Hebrew,” Journal of Biblical Literature 30.1 (1911): 29-43.
	John P. Peters, “The wind of God,” Journal of Biblical Literature 30.1 (1911): 44-54.
	Henry Preserved Smith, “Animal sources of pollution,” Journal of Biblical Literature 30.1 (1911): 55-60.
	Julius A. Bewer, "Some ancient variants in Hosea with scribe’s or corrector’s mark,” Journal of Biblical Literature 30.1 (1911): 61-65.
	George A. Barton, “The composition of Job 24-30,” Journal of Biblical Literature 30.1 (1911): 66-77.
	Burton Scott Easton, "The special source of the third Gospel,” Journal of Biblical Literature 30.1 (1911): 78-103.
	Thomas Kelly Cheyne, “New god names,” Journal of Biblical Literature 30.1 (1911): 104-105.
	Benjamin Wisner Bacon, “Note on Mark 16:18,” Journal of Biblical Literature 30.1 (1911): 105-107.
	B.D. Eerdmans, "The sepulchral monument ‘massebah’,” Journal of Biblical Literature 30.2 (1911): 109-113.
	John Franklin Genung, "Meaning and usage of the term TUSIYYAH,” Journal of Biblical Literature 30.2 (1911): 114-122.
	William Henry Paine Hatch, “The meaning of Acts 1:4,” Journal of Biblical Literature 30.2 (1911): 123-128.
	Clarence Russell Williams, "A word-study of Hebrews 13,” Journal of Biblical Literature 30.2 (1911): 129-136.
	Charles Cutler Torrey, “The authorship and character of the so-called “Epistle to the Hebrews”,” Journal of Biblical Literature 30.2 (1911): 137-156. [This material is in the Public Domain]
	Edgar Johnson Goodspeed, "First Clement called forth by Hebrews,” Journal of Biblical Literature 30.2 (1911): 157-160. [This material is in the Public Domain]
	William Romaine Newbold, "Bardaisan and the Odes of Solomon,” Journal of Biblical Literature 30.2 (1911): 161-204.

Volume 31 (1912)

	William R. Arnold, “The passover papyrus from Elephantine,” Journal of Biblical Literature 31.1 (1912): 1-33.
	William Ewart Maurice Aitken, “Beelzebul,” Journal of Biblical Literature 31.1 (1912): 34-53.
	Henry Hyvernat, “The J. P. Morgan collection of Coptic manuscripts,” Journal of Biblical Literature 31.1 (1912): 54-57.
	Royden Keith Yerkes, “Some notes on the use of EL in Genesis,” Journal of Biblical Literature 31.2 (1912): 59-62.
	George A. Barton, “The original home of the story of Job,” Journal of Biblical Literature 31.2 (1912): 63-68.
	Andrew Duff Heffern, “The four women in St. Matthew’s genealogy of Christ,” Journal of Biblical Literature 31.2 (1912): 69-81. [This material is in the Public Domain]
	George DeWitt Castor, “The relation of Mark to the source Q,” Journal of Biblical Literature 31.2 (1912): 82-91.
	Edgar Johnson Goodspeed, “The vocabulary of Luke and Acts,” Journal of Biblical Literature 31.2 (1912): 92-94.
	Ernest De Witt Burton, “Some phases of the synoptic problem,” Journal of Biblical Literature 31.2 (1912): 95-113.
	Royden Keith Yerkes, “The location and etymology of YHWH YRAH, Gn. 22:14,” Journal of Biblical Literature 31.3 (1912): 136-139.
	James Alan Montgomery, “Notes on the Old Testament,” Journal of Biblical Literature 31.3 (1912): 140-146.
	Hendrik Jan Elhorst, “The passover papyrus from Elephantine,” Journal of Biblical Literature 31.3 (1912): 147-149.
	Charles Cutler Torrey, “Concerning Hiram (“Huram-abi”), the Phoenician craftsman,” Journal of Biblical Literature 31.4 (1912): 151-155.
	George A. Barton, “The origin of the names of angels and demons in the extra-canonical apocalyptic literature to 100 A.D.,” Journal of Biblical Literature 31.4 (1912): 156-167.
	William Romaine Newbold, “The descent of Christ in the Odes of Solomon,” Journal of Biblical Literature 31.4 (1912): 168-209.

Volume 32 (1913)

	Lewis Bayles Paton, “Israel’s conquest of Canaan,” Journal of Biblical Literature 32.1 (1913): 1-53. [This material is in the Public Domain]
	George L. Robinson, “The mosaic olive press at Moresheth-Gath,” Journal of Biblical Literature 32.1 (1913): 54-56.
	Burton Scott Easton, “The Beezebul sections,” Journal of Biblical Literature 32.1 (1913): 57-73.
	Crawford Howell Toy, “Notes on Hosea 1-3,” Journal of Biblical Literature 32.2 (1913): 75-79.
	Waldo Selden Pratt, “Studies in the diction of the Psalter,” Journal of Biblical Literature 32.2 (1913): 80-106.
	Paul Haupt, “The visions of Zechariah,” Journal of Biblical Literature 32.2 (1913): 107-122.
	Hinckley Gilbert Thomas Mitchell, “ 'Work' in Ecclesiastes,” Journal of Biblical Literature 32.2 (1913): 123-138.
	Paul Haupt, “The cuneiform name of the Second Adar,” Journal of Biblical Literature 32.3 (1913): 139-145.
	Frederick Augustus Vanderburgh, “The Babylonian name of Palestine,” Journal of Biblical Literature 32.3 (1913): 146-150.
	John Dyneley Prince, “Ichabod,” Journal of Biblical Literature 32.3 (1913): 151-154.
	Melvin Grove Kyle, “The Hyksos at Heliopolis,” Journal of Biblical Literature 32.3 (1913): 155-158.
	Waldo Selden Pratt, “Studies in the diction of the Psalter,” Journal of Biblical Literature 32.3 (1913): 159-183.
	Henry A. Sanders, “The genealogies of Jesus,” Journal of Biblical Literature 32.3 (1913): 184-193. [This material is in the Public Domain]
	Benjamin Wisner Bacon, “The Latin prologues of John,” Journal of Biblical Literature 32.3 (1913): 194-217.
	George Victor Schick, “The stems dûm and damßm in Hebrew,” Journal of Biblical Literature 32.4 (1913): 220-243.
	George A. Barton, “'Higher' archaeology and the verdict of criticism,” Journal of Biblical Literature 32.4 (1913): 244-260.
	Phillips Barry, “The Apocalypse of Ezra,” Journal of Biblical Literature 32.4 (1913): 261-272.
	Paul Haupt, “Brief communications,” Journal of Biblical Literature 32.4 (1913): 273-274.

Volume 33 (1914)

	Waldo Selden Pratt, “Studies in the diction of the Psalter,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.1 (1914): 1-24.
	Nathaniel Schmidt, “Yahwe Elohim,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.1 (1914): 25-47.
	Hinckley Gilbert Thomas Mitchell, “WHYH of the past,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.1 (1914): 48-55.
	George A. Barton, “The hermeneutic canon “interpret historically” in the light of modern research,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.1 (1914): 56-77.
	James Alan Montgomery, “Brief communications,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.1 (1914): 78-80.
	John P. Peters, “The wind of god,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.2 (1914): 81-86.
	John Dyneley Prince, “Note on Vashti,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.2 (1914): 87-90.
	Henry A. Sanders, “A new collation of MS 22 of the Gospels,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.2 (1914): 91-117.
	George A. Barton, “The exegesis of eniautous in Galatians 4:10 and its bearing on the date of the Epistle,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.2 (1914): 118-126.
	Waldo Selden Pratt, “Studies in the diction of the Psalter,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.2 (1914): 127-151.
	John P. Peters, “The cock in the Old Testament,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.2 (1914): 152-156.
	James Alan Montgomery, “Brief communications an Assyrian illustration of the Book of Jubilees,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.2 (1914): 157-158.
	John P. Peters, “Brief communications: a Hebrew folksong,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.2 (1914): 158-159.
	Paul Haupt, “The inauguration of the second temple,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.3 (1914): 161-169.
	William George Seiple, “The seventy-second Psalm,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.3 (1914): 170-197.
	George Ricker Berry, “The titles of the Psalms,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.3 (1914): 198-200. [This material is in the Public Domain]
	Theophile James Meek, “The Sabbath in the Old Testament: its origin and development,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.3 (1914): 201-212. [This material is in the Public Domain]
	Frederick C. Harding, “The oracle against Edom: Isa. 63:1-6 and 59:16-17,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.3 (1914): 213-227.
	Burton Scott Easton, “The Sermon on the Mount,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.3 (1914): 228-243.
	George A. Barton, “Brief communications: Albert J. Edmunds and the Buddhistic and Christian Gospels,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.3 (1914): 244.
	Ernst von Dobschütz, “Christianity and Hellenism,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.4 (1914): 245-265.
	Morris Jastrow, “The “Nazir” legislation,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.4 (1914): 266-285.
	Max Leopold Margolis, “tetropomenous Joshua 11:6,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.4 (1914): 286-289.
	Paul Haupt, “Heb. lehî, cheek, and lôa, jaw,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.4 (1914): 290-291.
	Paul Haupt, “Brief communications,” Journal of Biblical Literature 33.4 (1914): 296-299.

Volume 34 (1915)

	George A. Barton, “A Sumerian source of the fourth and fifth chapters of Genesis,” Journal of Biblical Literature 34.1-4 (1915): 1-9.
	Eduard König, “Der samaritanische Pentateuch und die Pentateuchkritik,” Journal of Biblical Literature 34.1-4 (1915): 10-16.
	Edgar Johnson Goodspeed, “The salutation of Barnabas,” Journal of Biblical Literature 34.1-4 (1915): 162-165.
	Benjamin Wisner Bacon, “The ‘order’ of the Lukan ‘interpolations.’ 1, General survey,” Journal of Biblical Literature 34.1-4 (1915): 166-179.
	George Ricker Berry, “The authorship of Ezekiel 40-48,” Journal of Biblical Literature 34.1-4 (1915): 17-40.
	Paul Haupt, “Hosea’s erring spouse,” Journal of Biblical Literature 34.1-4 (1915): 41-53.
	Paul Haupt, “The Hebrew noun melkh, counsel,” Journal of Biblical Literature 34.1-4 (1915): 54-70.
	Paul Haupt, “To know: to have sexual commerce,” Journal of Biblical Literature 34.1-4 (1915): 71-76.
	Hinckley Gilbert Thomas Mitchell, “Final construction of biblical Hebrew,” Journal of Biblical Literature 34.1-4 (1915): 83-161,
	Paul Haupt, “Assyr. atmu, fledgling, in the Old Testament,” Journal of Biblical Literature 34.1-4 (1915): 77-82.
	Frank Ringgold Blake, “The Hebrew expression Baammah after numerals,” Journal of Biblical Literature 34.1-4 (1915): 180-182.
	Paul Haupt, “Hosea’s birthplace,” Journal of Biblical Literature 34.1-4 (1915): 182-183.
	Paul Haupt, “The Semitic root lak, to press,” Journal of Biblical Literature 34.1-4 (1915): 183-184.
	Paul Haupt, “Heb. ZED, haughty = Assyr. sîttu, remnant,” Journal of Biblical Literature 34.1-4 (1915): 184-185.
	Paul Haupt, “Semachonitis = jungled region,” Journal of Biblical Literature 34.1-4 (1915): 185-186.
	Henry A. Sanders, “Some Greek fragments in the Freer Collection.” Journal of Biblical Literature 34.1-4 (1915): 187-193.

Volume 35 (1916)

	Kemper Fullerton, “Studies in Isaiah,” Journal of Biblical Literature 35.1-2 (Mar-June 1916): 134-142.
	John P. Peters, “Ritual in the Psalms,” Journal of Biblical Literature 35.1-2 (Mar-June 1916): 143-154.
	Paul Haupt, “The curse on the serpent,” Journal of Biblical Literature 35.1-2 (Mar-June 1916): 155-162.
	William Carleton Wood, “The religion of Canaan: from the earliest times to the Hebrew conquest,” Journal of Biblical Literature 35.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1916): 163-279.
	Paul Haupt, “Was Amos a sheepman?” Journal of Biblical Literature 35.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1916): 280-287.
	Paul Haupt, “Heb. GALUT SOLEMA, a peaceful colony,” Journal of Biblical Literature 35.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1916): 288-292.
	Frederick Clifton Grant, “The mission of the disciples: Mt 9:35-11:1 and parallels,” Journal of Biblical Literature 35.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1916): 293-314.
	Allan H. Gilbert, “Semeron kai aurion kai te trite (LUKE 13:32),” Journal of Biblical Literature 35.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1916): 315-318.
	Paul Haupt, “The biblical phrase to ordain a lamp,” Journal of Biblical Literature 35.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1916): 319.
	Paul Haupt, “Heb AUUAT NAFS, rut, heat,” Journal of Biblical Literature 35.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1916): 319-320.
	Paul Haupt, “Heb SEGAL, queen = Arab tajlâ,” Journal of Biblical Literature 35.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1916): 320-322.
	Paul Haupt, “Aramaic LEHENA, concubine,” Journal of Biblical Literature 35.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1916): 322-324.
	John P. Peters, “How long?” Journal of Biblical Literature 35.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1916): 324.
	William Henry Cobb, “Charles Joseph Hardy“Ropes,, 1851-1915,” Journal of Biblical Literature 35.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1916): 328-329.
	William Henry Cobb, “Schechter, Solomon, 1847-1915,” Journal of Biblical Literature 35.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1916): 329-330.

Volume 36 (1917)

	Morris Jastrow, “Constructive elements in the critical study of the Old Testament,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.1-2 (Mar.-June 1917): 1-30.
	Melvin Grove Kyle, “A new solution of the Pentateuchal problem,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.1-2 (Mar.-June 1917): 31-47.
	James Kennedy, D.D., “Numbers 4:15-20,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.1-2 (Mar.-June 1917): 48-52.
	Morris Jastrow, “Joshua 3:16,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.1-2 (Mar.-June 1917): 53-62.
	William Henry Cobb, “On the text of Hosea 4-14,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.1-2 (Mar.-June 1917): 63-74.
	Paul Haupt, “Alcohol in the Bible,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.1-2 (Mar.-June 1917): 75-83.
	Paul Haupt, “Crystal-gazing in the Old Testament,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.1-2 (Mar.-June 1917): 84-92.
	Paul Haupt, “Kir = Ur of the Chaldees.” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.1-2 (Mar.-June 1917): 93-99.
	John P. Peters, “The worship of Tammuz,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.1-2 (Mar.-June 1917): 100-111.
	Benjamin Wisner Bacon, “The order of the Lukan ‘interpolations.’ 2, The smaller interpolation, Lk. 6:20-8:3,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.1-2 (Mar.-June 1917): 112-139.
	Paul Haupt, “Hebrew MASAL,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.1-2 (Mar.-June 1917): 140-142.
	Paul Haupt, “Dolly and buck-tub in Ezekiel,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.1-2 (Mar.-June 1917): 142-145.
	Paul Haupt, “MESUKKAN, Acacia nilotica,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.1-2 (Mar.-June 1917): 145-146.
	Paul Haupt, “The rose of Sharon,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.1-2 (Mar.-June 1917): 147.
	Paul Haupt, “Heb. AMS, yesterday = Assyr. ina mûsi, at night,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.1-2 (Mar.-June 1917): 147-148.
	Paul Haupt, “The Septuagintal addition to Haggai 2:14,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.1-2 (Mar.-June 1917): 148-150.
	Edgar Johnson Goodspeed, “A patristic parallel to 1 Cor. 7:18, 21,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.1-2 (Mar.-June 1917): 150.
	Louise Pettibone Smith, “The messianic ideal of Isaiah,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1917): 158-212.
	John A.F. Maynard, “The home of Deutero-Isaiah,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1917): 213-224.
	Moses Buttenwieser, “Are there any Maccabaean Psalms?” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1917): 225-248.
	Paul Haupt, “The mountain-bull,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1917): 249-253.
	Paul Haupt, “Heb. teô, aurochs,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1917): 254.
	Paul Haupt, “Aramaic bárrâ, wilderness = Sumerian BAR,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1917): 254-255.
	Paul Haupt, “Sôr, bull, and sôrér, foe,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1917): 255-256.
	Paul Haupt, “Sîrîm, thorns, and sîrôt, pots,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1917): 256-258.
	Paul Haupt, “The original meaning of Sheol,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1917): 258.
	Paul Haupt, “Tôrâ = tahrirtu,” Journal of Biblical Literature 36.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1917): 258-259.

Volume 37 (1918)

	Warren Joseph Moulton, “The dating of the Synoptic Gospels,” Journal of Biblical Literature 37.1-2 (Mar.-June 1918): 1-19.
	Benjamin Wisner Bacon, “The ‘order’ of the Lukan interpolations. 3, The longer interpolation, Lk. 9:51-18:14,” Journal of Biblical Literature 37.1-2 (Mar.-June 1918): 20-53.
	George A. Barton, “The meaning of the “royal law”, Matt 5:21-48,” Journal of Biblical Literature 37.1-2 (Mar.-June 1918): 54-65.
	Henry Joel Cadbury, “The basis of early Christian antimilitarism,” Journal of Biblical Literature 37.1-2 (Mar.-June 1918): 66-94.
	Henry A. Sanders, “The number of the beast in Revelation,” Journal of Biblical Literature 37.1-2 (Mar.-June 1918): 95-99.
	Harry C. York, “A note on the interpretation of the Fourth Gospel,” Journal of Biblical Literature 37.1-2 (Mar.-June 1918): 100-104.
	Alexander Aristides Vazakas, “Is Acts I-XV.35 a literal translation from an Aramaic original?” Journal of Biblical Literature 37.1-2 (Mar.-June 1918): 105-110.
	William Foxwell Albright, “Historical and mythical elements in the story of Joseph,” Journal of Biblical Literature 37.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1918): 111-143.
	Julian Morgenstern, “NKWN,” Journal of Biblical Literature 37.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1918): 144-148.
	Hinckley Gilbert Thomas Mitchell, “Isaiah on the fate of his people and their capital,” Journal of Biblical Literature 37.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1918): 149-162.
	Royden Keith Yerkes, “The Lucianic version of the Old Testament as illustrated from Jeremiah 1-3,” Journal of Biblical Literature 37.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1918): 163-192.
	Leroy Waterman, “The marriage of Hosea,” Journal of Biblical Literature 37.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1918): 193-208.
	Paul Haupt, “The coronation of Zerubbabel,” Journal of Biblical Literature 37.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1918): 209-218.
	Paul Haupt, “Masora,” Journal of Biblical Literature 37.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1918): 219-228.
	Paul Haupt, “Assyr. dagâlu, to look for, in the OT,” Journal of Biblical Literature 37.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1918): 229-232.
	Paul Haupt, “The Tophet gate,” Journal of Biblical Literature 37.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1918): 232-233.
	F. Crawford Burkitt, “Acts 2:47,” Journal of Biblical Literature 37.3-4 (Sept.-Dec. 1918): 234.

Volume 38 (1919)

	James Alan Montgomery, “Present tasks of American biblical scholarship,” Journal of Biblical Literature 38.1 (1919): 1-14.
	John P. Peters, “Some uses of numbers,” Journal of Biblical Literature 38.1 (1919): 15-23
	John Dyneley Prince, “Notes on leprosy in the Old Testament,” Journal of Biblical Literature 38.1 (1919): 30-34.
	Max Leopold Margolis, “LE’IS HASIDEKA, Deut. 33:8,” Journal of Biblical Literature 38.1 (1919): 35-42.
	Paul Haupt, “Hinnom and Kidron,” Journal of Biblical Literature 38.1 (1919): 45-48.
	Paul Haupt, “Heb. MO’EÇ, counsel,” Journal of Biblical Literature 38.1 (1919): 48-49.
	Paul Haupt, “The etymology of OR, skin,” Journal of Biblical Literature 38.1 (1919): 50-51.
	Max Leopold Margolis, “The Aldina as a source of the Sixtina,” Journal of Biblical Literature 38.1 (1919): 51-52.
	Kemper Fullerton, “The rhythmical analysis of Is. 1:10-20,” Journal of Biblical Literature 38.2-3 (1919): 53-63.
	Kemper Fullerton, “The original form of the refrains in Is.2:6-21,” Journal of Biblical Literature 38.2-3 (1919): 64-76.
	John P. Peters, “Notes on Isaiah,” Journal of Biblical Literature 38.2-3 (1919): 77-93.
	Moses Buttenwieser, “Where did Deutero-Isaiah live?” Journal of Biblical Literature 38.2-3 (1919): 94-112.
	Hinckley Gilbert Thomas Mitchell, “The servant of Yahweh in Isa. 40-55,” Journal of Biblical Literature 38.2-3 (1919): 113-128.
	Martin Sprengling, “Joel 1, 17a,” Journal of Biblical Literature 38.2-3 (1919): 129-141.
	Paul Haupt, “The prototype of the Dies Irae,” Journal of Biblical Literature 38.2-3 (1919): 142-151.
	Paul Haupt, “The peregrine falcon,” Journal of Biblical Literature 38.4 (1919): 152-156.
	Paul Haupt, “Maccabean elegies,” Journal of Biblical Literature 38.4 (1919): 157-170.
	Kemper Fullerton, “The procession of Nehemiah: Neh.12:31-39,” Journal of Biblical Literature 38.4 (1919): 171-179.
	Paul Haupt, “The harmony of the spheres,” Journal of Biblical Literature 38.4 (1919): 180-183.
	Paul Haupt, “Mine ears hast thou opened,” Journal of Biblical Literature 38.4 (1919): 183-185.
	Paul Haupt, “HEB. TALPIOT, siege-towers,” Journal of Biblical Literature 38.4 (1919): 186-187.

Volume 39 (1920)

	Frederick Thomas Kelly, “The imperfect with simple waw in Hebrew,” Journal of Biblical Literature 39.1-2 (1920): 1-23.
	W.R. Aytoun, “The rise and fall of the ‘messianic’ hope in the sixth century,” Journal of Biblical Literature 39.1-2 (1920): 24-43.
	George Ricker Berry, “The code found in the temple,” Journal of Biblical Literature 39.1-2 (1920): 44-51.
	John P. Peters, “A Jerusalem processional,” Journal of Biblical Literature 39.1-2 (1920): 52-59.
	Joseph Reider, “MIDDAD in Job 7:4,” Journal of Biblical Literature 39.1-2 (1920): 60-65.
	Mary D. Hussey, “Origin of the name Pharisee,” Journal of Biblical Literature 39.1-2 (1920): 66-69.
	Arthur W. Marget, “GWRN NKWN in 2 Sam.6:6,” Journal of Biblical Literature 39.1-2 (1920): 70-76.
	Steven T. Byington, “Brief communications,” Journal of Biblical Literature 39.1-2 (1920): 77-82.
	Edgar Johnson Goodspeed, “The origin of Acts,” Journal of Biblical Literature 39.3-4 (1920): 83-101.
	Benjamin Wisner Bacon, “Pharisees and Herodians in Mark,” Journal of Biblical Literature 39.3-4 (1920): 102-112.
	James Alan Montgomery, “Notes on two Syriac Mss,” Journal of Biblical Literature 39.3-4 (1920): 113-117.
	Raymond A. Beardslee, “Hebrew poetry: a criticism,” Journal of Biblical Literature 39.3-4 (1920): 118-130.
	Samuel I. Feigin, “The meaning of ARIEL,” Journal of Biblical Literature 39.3-4 (1920): 131-137.
	William Foxwell Albright, “The Babylonian temple-tower and the altar of burnt-offering,” Journal of Biblical Literature 39.3-4 (1920): 137-142.
	William Foxwell Albright, “The supposed Babylonian derivation of the logos,” Journal of Biblical Literature 39.3-4 (1920): 143-151.
	Paul Haupt, “Heb. ro, evil = Arab. urr,” Journal of Biblical Literature 39.3-4 (1920): 151-155.
	Paul Haupt, “Heb. Mardût, chastisement and chastity,” Journal of Biblical Literature 39.3-4 (1920): 156-158.
	Paul Haupt, “Pelican and bittern,” Journal of Biblical Literature 39.3-4 (1920): 158-161.
	Paul Haupt, “Qas, straw, and qäst, bow,” Journal of Biblical Literature 39.3-4 (1920): 161-163.
	Paul Haupt, “Assyr. birku, knee, and karâbu, to bless,” Journal of Biblical Literature 39.3-4 (1920): 163-165.
	William Foxwell Albright, “The name Rebecca,” Journal of Biblical Literature 39.3-4 (1920): 165-166.
	William Foxwell Albright, “The assumed Hebrew stem skt, be silent,” Journal of Biblical Literature 39.3-4 (1920): 166-167.
	William Foxwell Albright, “The Hebrew stems dlk, grs, skh,” Journal of Biblical Literature 39.3-4 (1920): 167-168.
	William Henry Cobb, “On the textual crux in Isa.48:8,” Journal of Biblical Literature 39.3-4 (1920): 168-170.

Volume 40 (1921)

	John P. Peters, “The present archaeological outlook in Palestine,” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.1 (1921): 1-22.
	Karl Budde, “Uber des erste Kapitel des Buches Jeremia,” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.1 (1921): 23-37.
	Karl Budde, “Zu Deut 32:43,” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.1 (1921): 38-39.
	Karl Budde, “Ps 82:6f,” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.1 (1921): 39-42.
	Karl Budde, “Nachträge und Verbesserungen zu Zeitschr. f. d. Alttest. Wiss. 1915 S. 175ff,” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.1 (1921): 42.
	Kemper Fullerton, “The feeling for form in Psalm 104,” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.2 (1921): 43-56.
	Alexander Marx, “An Aramaic fragment of the Wisdom of Solomon,” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.2 (1921): 57-69.
	George Ricker Berry, “The date of Ezekiel 45:1-8a and 47:13-48:35,” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.2 (1921): 70-75.
	Alexander Freed, “The code spoken of in II Kings 22-23,” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.2 (1921): 76-80.
	John P. Peters, “Another folk song,” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.2 (1921): 81-85.
	James Alan Montgomery, “A survival of the Tetragrammaton in Daniel,” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.2 (1921): 86.
	George A. Barton, “Were the biblical foundations of Christian theology derived from Babylonia?” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.3 (1921): 87-103.
	William Foxwell Albright, “The date and personality of the Chronicler,” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.3 (1921): 104-124. [Reproduced by kind permission of the copyright holder]
	James Rendel Harris, “Notes on the Clementine romances,” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.3 (1921): 125-145.
	Harold Joseph Flowers, “Interpolations in the Fourth Gospel,” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.3 (1921): 146-158.
	Irving Francis Wood, “A Samaritan Passover manuscript,” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.3 (1921): 159-161.
	F. Crawford Burkitt, “ ‘The code found in the temple,” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.3 (1921): 166-167.
	Paul Haupt, “Hidalgo and filius hominis,” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.3 (1921): 167-170.
	Paul Haupt, “Greek sirós, silo, and sorós, stack,” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.3 (1921): 170-173.
	Paul Haupt, “Asmodeus,” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.3 (1921): 174-178.
	Paul Haupt, “The Last Supper,” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.3 (1921): 178-180.
	Paul Haupt, “He who runs may read,” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.3 (1921): 181-182.
	Paul Haupt, “The son of man = hic homo = ego,” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.3 (1921): 183.
	Samuel Raffalovich, “I Sam 13:21,” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.3 (1921): 184.
	Owen Hamilton Gates, Compiler, “A general index of volumes xxi to xl of The Journal of Biblical Literature.” Journal of Biblical Literature 40.4 (1921): 185-210.

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