BBR Volume 9 (1999)
- Allert, Craig D., The State of the New Testament Canon in the Second Century: Putting Tatian's Diatessaron in Perspective
- Caneday, A. B. Mark's Provocative Use of Scripture in Narration: 'He Was with the Wild Animals and Angels Ministered'
- Capes, David B., Intertextual Echoes in the Matthean Baptismal Narrative
- Cockerill, Gareth Lee, Hebrews 1:16: Source and Significance
- deSilva, David A., A Sociorhetorical Interpretation of Revelation 14:6-13: A Call to Act Justly toward the Just and Judging God
- Eddinger, Terry W., An Analysis of Isaiah 40:1-11 (17)
- Flint, Peter, W., and Andrea E. Alvarez, The Preliminary Edition of the First Numbers Scroll from Nahal Hever
- Hayes, Elizabeth, The Unity of the Egyptian Hallel: Psalms 113-118
- Hurst, L. D., Did Qumran Expect Two Messiahs?
- Kirchhevel, Gordon D., The "Son of Man" Passages in Mark
- Oblath, Michael D., Job's Advocate: A Tempting Suggestion
- O'Brien, Peter T., Mission, Witness, and the Coming of the Spirit
- Phillips, Elaine A., נתן נפשׁוֹ: Paradigms of Self-Sacrifice in Early Judaism and Christianity
- Sparks, Kent, Prophetic Speeches in Chronicles: Speculation, Revelation, and Ancient Historiography
- Sprinkle, Joe M., 2 Kings 3: History or Historical Fiction?
REVIEW ESSAYS
- Moo, Douglas J., A Review of Richard B. Hayes, The Moral Vision of the New Testament
- Gundry-Volf, Judith. Putting A Moral Vision of the New Testament into Focus: A Review
- Hayes, Richard B., The Gospel, Narratived, and Culture: A Response to Douglas J. Moo and Judith Gundry-Volf