New Open Access Journal: Student Journal for New Testament Studies

Student Journal for New Testament Studies

Focus

SJNTS is an academic, peer–reviewed journal with a focus on fostering student scholarship in the area of New Testament studies. The journal was created to serve as a channel through which students can publish their work. While the primary goal is to publish top–quality articles written by students (master's, doctoral, and advanced undergraduate), the journal would gladly welcome the works of scholars and specialists in the field. Likewise, readership is not intended to be limited to students. The editors of SJNTS hope to see a wide circulation of the journal, both among students and the wider academic community.

Publication

SJNTS is published once a year in the Summer through two forms of media:

1) A traditional publication, which will be made available through Lulu Publishers, printed on quality paper, and bound in paperback form. Individual journal copies may be ordered online at their website www.lulu.com. Additionally, since Lulu has a partnership with Amazon.com, the journal will soon be made available there also. All current and back issues are $10 plus Shipping and Handling. Note: Since Lulu is a print–on–demand publishing company, they have a no–return policy.

2) An online publication, which will be posted at this site in the "Read" section in nicely formatted PDF files. This form of publication allows for easy access, use and dissemination of the journal. The online publication of each new issue will be made available as soon as the review process is complete and all documents are properly formatted. The online publication will typically be published first, followed by the traditional publication.

In addition, article abstracts will be uploaded to the "Abstracts" section of this site, so that readers can get a glimpse of the content of each new current issue.

Volume 1, Summer 2010

The Didache as a Textual Witness: The Status Quaestionis

Peter Malik

Composition and Redaction in Luke 23:32-43

Tyler J. Smith

Yeshu: Three Israeli-Jewish Scholars on the Historical Jesus

Jeffrey P. García

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