| Practical Paper | Redundancy is Information: The Literary Function of Participant Reference in Biblical Hebrew Narrative | Rachelle Wenger | |
| Practical Paper | Crouching Demon, Hidden Lamb: Resurrecting an Exegetical Fossil in Genesis 4.7 | L. Michael Morales | |
| Practical Paper | “To Lift Up,” but by Whom and What? A Note on Genesis 4.7a | Seppo Sipilä, Roelof van der Spuy | |
| Practical Paper | To Which Context is a Translator Responsible? A Response to John S. Mbiti | Anne Lise Matre | |
| Note | “In” or “On” in John 20.25, 27? | David J. Clark | |
| Practical Paper | The Chief Interpreter and His Mosque: The Crucial Intercultural Role of Translators | Heidemarie Salevsky, Belgin Tupal | |
| Book Review | Hill, Harriet, et al. Bible Translation Basics: Communicating Scripture in a Relevant Way | Ernst R. Wendland | |
