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Another Hengelian Gem
It is quite common for people to blame fundamentalist views of inerrancy and forced harmonizations of the Bible on modernity but Hengel points back to Andreas Osiander’s (1498–1552) strain… more →
Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth
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Jim wrote 3 hours ago: Since I got highspeed internet access a while back I’ve come to love Google Earth. In fact, I … more →
Rethinking a Postcolonial Critical view of Exodus §3
Oliver wrote 1 day ago: The postcolonial and liberation critical interpretations of the Exodus narrative rest on the ability … more →
What Are The Most Important Primary Sources
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Jim wrote 1 day ago: For biblical study- excluding the Bible? That’s at the heart of it when Kevin lists what … more →
Philip Davies- When Memory Meets the Past: Archaeology and Amnesia
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Jim wrote 1 day ago: Philip’s given me permission to upload a recent essay he’s penned and you can access it … more →
The Thompson Festschrift Has Arrived!
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Jim wrote 2 days ago: I went to the post office and found there a nice box with 5 copies of the Thomas L. Thompson Festsch … more →
'Britain's Got Talent' But It Doesn't Have a Clue About The Bible
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Jim wrote 2 days ago: So this report makes abundantly clear. The public is widely ignorant of the stories and people who p … more →
Rethinking a Postcolonial Critical view of Exodus §1
Oliver wrote 3 days ago: This is the first in a series of posts on postcolonial critical interpretations of the Biblical Exod … more →
Forgiveness ... a radical agenda
nickgoldsworthy wrote 3 days ago: Just this past Sunday I had the privilege of preaching at Burnham-on-Sea Baptist Church, a growing v … more →
The Danger of Moralistic Preaching
Jim Kang wrote 3 days ago: In my reading today I came across the following observation from D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones: I am increas … more →
A-Pat-calyptic Text
agathos wrote 3 days ago: Pat’s done a great job with the latest Biblical Studies Carnival 43, or The Apocalypse of Eve. … more →
Oh No, More Archaeological Misrepresentation and Dilettantism
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Jim wrote 3 days ago: Someone (who for the moment will remain nameless) directed me to this website devoted to ‘bibl … more →
Faith in the Classroom
Mike Koke wrote 3 days ago: James McGrath’s archives post and Doug Chaplin’s post got me thinking: how do we introd … more →
Biblical Studies Resources on the Internet?
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Rob Kashow wrote 3 days ago: Recently I’ve been noticing quite a number of people referring to biblical studies resources o … more →
Should Biblioblogs Only Post On Biblical Studies?
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agathos wrote 4 days ago: Apparently, one of the things I have a real penchant for is being two steps and a couple of weeks be … more →
Bible Study and Certainty
John wrote 4 days ago: In my view, the demand for certainty has likely caused more pain and suffering, more confusion and d … more →
Top Ten Blogs You Read Regularly
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Celucien Joseph wrote 4 days ago: Yesterday I was thinking about which blog I read most and my top ten blogs. At any rate, I came up w … more →
The Roman Denarius Wasn't In Use in Palestine at the Time of Jesus
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Jim wrote 4 days ago: That’s the very, very interesting thesis of Deborah Furlan Taylor in the current issue of CBQ … more →
Those Swine of Gadarene Could Swim
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Jim wrote 4 days ago: The story of the Gadarene (Gerasene) demoniac ends with the poor pigs rushing downhill (many miles w … more →
Yeah Me! That's Four in a Row! That's a Four-peat!
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Jim wrote 4 days ago: Yup. #1 four glorious months in a row! No need to bow. Just send money. … more →
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