About the Journal
The Journal of the Institute for Biblical Aramaic Studies (JIBAS) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal focused on scholarly research in Biblical Aramaic and related fields. The journal publishes original research articles, critical essays, and reviews spanning theology, biblical studies, linguistics, and ancient Near Eastern history.
JIBAS seeks to bridge interdisciplinary studies by inviting contributions that examine the linguistic, historical, and theological dimensions of Biblical Aramaic, with particular emphasis on how these studies enrich understanding of the biblical text and its cultural context. The journal is committed to maintaining high academic standards and providing a platform for both established and emerging voices in academia. Published biannually in March and October, JIBAS contributes to ongoing discourse in theological and biblical scholarship, offering a vital resource for researchers, scholars, and students.
Welcome to the Journal of the Institute for Biblical Aramaic Studies
This journal is dedicated to advancing the study and understanding of Biblical Aramaic and related ancient texts. Here, scholars and enthusiasts alike can explore insightful articles, research findings, and discussions focused on the linguistic, historical, and cultural aspects of Biblical Aramaic.
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- Research Articles: Dive into our latest peer-reviewed studies.
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