Abbreviations Used in List of Works Cited

AB AnchorBible

AnBib AnalectaBiblica

AO ActaOrientalia

BA BiblicalArchaeologist

BAR BiblicalArchaeology Review

BASOR Bulletinof the American Schools of Oriental Research

BN BiblischeNotizen

BR BibleReview

BWANT Beiträgeaur Wissenschaft vom alten (und Neuen) Testament

BZ BiblischeZeitschrift

BZAW Beiheftezur Zeitschrift für die alttestamentliche Wissenschaft

CBQ CatholicBible Quarterly

CBQMS Catholic Bible Quarterly Monograph Series

EI EretzYisrael

EvTh EvangelischeTheologie

HAR HebrewAnnual Review

HS HebrewStudies

HSM HarvardSemitic Monographs

HTR HarvardTheological Review

HUCA HebrewUnion College Annual

IEJ Israel Exploration Journal

JAAR Journalof the American Academy of Religion

JANES Journalof Ancient Near Eastern Studies

JAOS Journalof the American Oriental Society

JBL Journalof Biblical Literature

JCS Journalof Cuneiform Studies

JJS Journalof Jewish Studies

JNES Journalof Near Eastern Studies

JNSL Journalof Northwest Semitic Languages

JQR Jewish Quarterly Review

JSOP Journalfor the Study of the Pseudepigrapha

JSOT Journalfor the Study of the Old Testament

JSOTSS Journalfor the Study of the Old Testament Supplement Series

JSQ JewishStudies Quarterly

JSS Journalof Semitic Studies

JTS Journalof Theological Studies

OTL OldTestament Library

RB RevueBiblique

RB RevueBiblique

RQ Revuede Qumran

SBLDS Societyof Biblical Literature Dissertation Series

SBLSS Societyof Biblical Literature Supplement Series

SCS Septuagintand Cognate Studies

SJSJ Supplementsto the Journal for the Study of Judaism

SBLMS Societyof Biblical Literature Monograph Series

SVT Supplementsto Vetus Testamentum

TB Tyndale Bulletin

TZ TheologischeZeitschrfit

UF Ugarit-Forschung

VT VetusTestamentum

WTJ WestminsterTheological Journal

ZAW Zeitschrift für die alttestamentlicheWissenschaft

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