Journal of Theological Interpretation

I was reading about this new journal (Eisenbraun's Journal of Theological Interpretation) with some degree of interest anyway (since theological exegesis is one of my interests) when I noticed that the list of contributions that the editors are explicitly interested included the following:

• theological exegesis of selected biblical texts
• concerns of theological method and the role of Scripture in theology and ethics
• the history of reception or history of interpretation of biblical texts
• major review essays interacting with key books, contemporary or classical
• hermeneutical challenges in theological exegesis

Obviously the theological interest restricts the type of reception issues that could be tackled, but this is a welcome addition to the outlets for this kind of work.