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• “Is it right for you to be angry?”(Jon 4:4) On a Possible Reason for Jonah’s Rebellion against God’s Mercy

  Dariusz Kotecki

  487–505

  2020-12-02
• The Biblical Narrative about Leah, Jacob’s Wife (Genesis 29:16–30:21; 31:4–16; 33:1–3)

  Karolina Olszewska

  347-358

  2018-09-30
• Irony as a Narrative Tool

  Wojciech Pikor

  209-225

  2018-07-20
• Multidimensional re-creation of literary characters

  Henryk Witczyk

  177-195

  2018-07-20
• Why Should the Disciples Not Tell about the Transfiguration? Study of Mk 9:9 in the Context

  Artur Malina

  19-32

  2015-02-27
• To Eat or Not to Eat. Politics, Religion, and Eating in 1 Kings 13

  Zdzisław Pawłowski

  71-89

  2019-04-17
• Three tents and other hospitality (Mk 9:2–13)

  Artur Malina

  25-40

  2016-12-19
• The Question of the Exousia of Jesus (21:23-27) in the Gospel Narrative of Matthew 21–22

  Zdzisław Żywica

  453-477

  2023-09-07
• “All uprightness” (pasa dikaiosynē) in Matthew's Narrative of Jesus' Baptism (3: 13–17)

  Zdzisław Żywica

  71-87

  2022-11-30
• The Structure of John 13:1–17 and its Application in the Christological-Soteriological, Baptismal and Ethical Interpretation

  Kalina Wojciechowska

  51-69

  2022-11-30
• Awake and change. Luke’s didactic approach to evolving perception

  Matjaz Celarc

  397–419

  2020-12-02