Horizons in Biblical Theory is an academic journal dedicated to the study of the Bible and theological exploration. Intended to publish articles covering various aspects of the relationship between biblical studies and theology. It covers traditional historical interpretations of biblical texts, thematic studies and theological explorations within biblical texts, methodological and hermeneutic explorations, and even interpretations from specific faith traditions. We welcome both technical articles addressing historical and linguistic issues in biblical texts, as well as theoretical articles exploring innovative and challenging issues in theological text interpretation.

The readership of this journal mainly includes biblical scholars, theologians, religious researchers, and students interested in the Bible and theology. By reading this journal, they can gain a deeper understanding of the latest research findings, diverse academic perspectives, and various research methods in the field of biblical theology. Its editorial team is composed of experts in relevant fields to ensure the academic quality of journal content. Adopting a strict peer review system to carefully evaluate submissions.