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• 2018Jesus and Other Men40 cited
• 2015The archaeological study of the Bible34 cited
• 2015Memory, Orality and the Synoptic Problem24 cited
• 2015The New Cambridge History of the Bible24 cited
• 2017What Has Mark’s Christ to Do with David’s Son? A History of Interpretation13 cited
• 2021Performing Early Christian Literature12 cited
• 2011Anti-Imperial Rhetoric in the New Testament12 cited
• 2012An Issue of Blood: The Healing of the Woman with the Haemorrhage (Mark 5.24B–34; Luke 8.42B–48; Matthew 9.19–22) in Early Medieval Visual Culture11 cited
• 2015Liberationist readings of the Bible11 cited
• 2012Incongruity, Humor, and Mark: Performance and the Use of Laughter in the Second Gospel (Mark 8.14–21)11 cited
• 2018Models and perspectives concerning the identity of Jesus as healer10 cited
• 2018Liberal Hermeneutics of the Spectacular in the Study of the New Testament and the Roman Empire8 cited
• 2009The Invasion of a Mustard Seed: A Reading of Mark 5.1-208 cited
• 2006Roman Imperialism And Early Christian Scribality6 cited
• 2006Early Christian movements: Jesus movements and the renewal of Israel