Articles by Stanley E. Porter

Title	Volume
“In The Vicinity Of Jericho”: Luke 18:35 In The Light Of Its Synoptic Parallels	BBR 02:1 (NA 1992)
Pauline Authorship And The Pastoral Epistles: Implications For Canon	BBR 05:1 (NA 1995)
Pauline Authorship and the Pastoral Epistles: A Response to R. W. Wall’s Response	BBR 06:1 (NA 1996)
Jesus and the Use of Greek: A Response to Maurice Casey	BBR 10:1 (NA 2000)
Time and Order in Participles in Mark and Luke: A Response to Robert Picirilli	BBR 17:2 (NA 2007)
Wittgenstein’s Classes Of Utterances And Pauline Ethical Texts	JETS 32:1 (Mar 1989)
On The Logical Structure Of Matt 19:9	JETS 34:3 (Sep 1991)
Oral Texts? A Reassessment Of The Oral And Rhetorical Nature Of Paul’s Letters In Light Of Recent Studies	JETS 55:2 (Jun 2012)
Granville Sharp’s Rule: A Response To Dan Wallace, Or Why A Critical Book Review Should Be Left Alone	JETS 56:1 (Mar 2013)
Not Only That (οὐ μόνον), But It Has Been Said Before: A Response To Verlyn Verbrugge, Or Why Reading Previous Scholarship Can Avoid Scholarly Misunderstandings	JETS 56:3 (Sep 2013)
The Adjectival Attributive Genitive In The New Testament: A Grammatical Study	TRINJ 04:1 (Spring 1983)
Why The Laodiceans Received Lukewarm Water (Revelation 3:15-18)	TYNBUL 38:1 (NA 1987)
The Pauline Concept Of Original Sin, In Light Of Rabbinic Background	TYNBUL 41:1 (NA 1990)
Did Jesus Ever Teach In Greek?	TYNBUL 44:2 (NA 1993)